Marion Francine Fortenberry, age 54, of Jamestown

June 10, 2020 Sean Hammond Obituaries

Marion Francine Fortenberry, age 54, of Jamestown, passed away Tuesday, June 9^th, 2020 at the Russell County Hospital.

She is survived by:

Her Mother

Mary Alice McDonald

One Daughter

Kimberly Popplewell

One Son

Thomas Fortenberry

Three Sisters

Karen Mullins
Cleda Scott
Rhonda Lawless

Two Brothers

Randy and Woody Sullivan

Three grandchildren also survive.

Graveside services for Marion Fortenberry will be held Friday, June 12^th at 1:00 pm at the Jamestown City Cemetery with burial to follow. A walk through visitation will be from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Friday at the H.E. Pruitt Memory Chapel in Jamestown.

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