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celebrate her 90th birthday on Oct. 1.


She was born to Ralph Plummer


Bradley and Della Gosnell Bradley in Woodfin, where she attended school and grew up. She worked hard and received the Best Citizen award as well as being given the honor of Salutatorian in her gradu- ating class in 1938. She is the wife of the late Rev.


Horace Honeycutt. Tey had six children: Kenneth of Greenville, Tenn.; Kermit of Burnsville; Rick- ey, Gerald and Betty Byrd, all of Weaverville; and Gary, who is de- ceased. She has 11 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren (and expect- ing her 13th great grandchild in March 2011) and eight step-grand and great grandchildren. She always puts God first in her


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life and then her family. She has a servant heart, and her family knows her to be the spiritual warrior of the family. Her love extended to her be- ing a caregiver of both her mother and her mother-in-law during their last days. She is dedicated to her family and


her way of showing her love was pre- paring large meals to feed the “mul- titude.” She never knew who would be there for Sunday dinner, but she would always fix each child’s favor- ite food and always prepared two of each item so that she would please


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Her family says Doris Honeycutt is an example of the virtuous woman in Proverbs 31.


her family. She was quick to pre- pare, but never wanted to be in the limelight. Her family will honor her with a drop-in reception from 3 pm to 5


pm on Oct. 2 at the Jupiter Fire De- partment. Friends and relatives are invited to stop by and visit.


Tis special to the Tribune.


NBHS Class of 1965 reunion Te North Buncombe High School Class of 1965 will hold its 45th


reunion beginning at 6 pm on Saturday (Sept. 25) in the cafeteria of North Buncombe Middle School. Dress is casual. A meal is scheduled for 7 pm. For more information, call Coleen Jamerson Crawford at 645-7289 or Gerry Whitlock Adkins at 683-4401.


Barnardsville Elementary Fall Festival Te Barnardsville Elementary School Fall Festival will be held from 1


pm to 5 pm on Saturday (Sept. 25) at the school. Tere will be inflatable rides, raffle prizes, games, horse rides, food and handmade crafts from lo- cal vendors. Admission is $1 or a raffle ticket stub.


Photograph exhibit


Tim Barnwell’s show “Tirty


Years in the Mountains: A Photo- graphic Retrospective” is running through Nov. 5 at the Madison County Arts Council in Marshall. Te show is being presented in con- junction with the “New Harmo- nies” exhibit at Mars Hill College.


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