No services are scheduled.
Ollie was a born July 8, 1929 in Franklinville to Clyde and Bessie Smith. She was well known for her talents in quilting, her needlepoint, and her artistic hand. She was blessed with a "green thumb" and was always ready to show her beautiful plants and flowers. Ollie was a very sharing and giving person to all who entered her home and her flower gardens. When life and health were tough for her, she looked to her favorite Bible verses, Matthew 5:3-12. She will be remembered for her strength and her outlook toward life. "Out of the scraps of her life, God made a beautiful quilt". She was retired from Burlington Industries in Ramseur. Ollie was preceded in death by her husband, H. O. Underwood, her sons, Glenn Underwood and Colon Underwood.
Survivors: daughters, Martha Ary, and husband George, of Anchorage, Alaska and Shelba Cockman, and husband Steve, of Randleman, sons, Richard Underwood of Asheboro and Henry Underwood of Franklinville, sister, Betty Sue Hyler of Asheboro, brothers, Gene Smith of Asheboro and Bruce Smith of Franklinville, grandchildren, Penny, Patrick, Paul, Justin, Daniel, Timothy, Joy, Ashley, Jarrett, Garrett and Steven, great grandchildren, Cheva, Patrick, Kaley, Christopher, Cheyann, Taylor, Emma, Wyatt, Logan, Maverick, Damion, Xander, and Cory Silas.
The family wishes to express their gratitude for the compassion and nursing care provided by the Randolph Hospice Staff, especially Melissa. A special thanks is given to Betty Sue Hyler and Gene and Uretha Smith for their love and support during this difficult time.
Condolences may be made online at www.loflinfuneralservice.com.
Arrangements by Loflin Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ramseur.
LOFLIN FUNERAL HOME 25 JULY 2015
No services are scheduled.
Ollie was a born July 8, 1929 in Franklinville to Clyde and Bessie Smith. She was well known for her talents in quilting, her needlepoint, and her artistic hand. She was blessed with a "green thumb" and was always ready to show her beautiful plants and flowers. Ollie was a very sharing and giving person to all who entered her home and her flower gardens. When life and health were tough for her, she looked to her favorite Bible verses, Matthew 5:3-12. She will be remembered for her strength and her outlook toward life. "Out of the scraps of her life, God made a beautiful quilt". She was retired from Burlington Industries in Ramseur. Ollie was preceded in death by her husband, H. O. Underwood, her sons, Glenn Underwood and Colon Underwood.
Survivors: daughters, Martha Ary, and husband George, of Anchorage, Alaska and Shelba Cockman, and husband Steve, of Randleman, sons, Richard Underwood of Asheboro and Henry Underwood of Franklinville, sister, Betty Sue Hyler of Asheboro, brothers, Gene Smith of Asheboro and Bruce Smith of Franklinville, grandchildren, Penny, Patrick, Paul, Justin, Daniel, Timothy, Joy, Ashley, Jarrett, Garrett and Steven, great grandchildren, Cheva, Patrick, Kaley, Christopher, Cheyann, Taylor, Emma, Wyatt, Logan, Maverick, Damion, Xander, and Cory Silas.
The family wishes to express their gratitude for the compassion and nursing care provided by the Randolph Hospice Staff, especially Melissa. A special thanks is given to Betty Sue Hyler and Gene and Uretha Smith for their love and support during this difficult time.
Condolences may be made online at www.loflinfuneralservice.com.
Arrangements by Loflin Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ramseur.
LOFLIN FUNERAL HOME 25 JULY 2015
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