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Ardna J. Gallion
April 08, 1942 - March 18, 2012
Obituary
Ardna Toliver Gallion went to be with her Lord on Sunday, March 18, 2012. She was the daughter of the late Charles and Annie (nee Grogan) Toliver; loving and devoted wife of Earl Gallion for fifty years. She was born in Ashe County, North Carolina. Ardna was a homemaker and spent her life devoted to taking care of her family and so many others. Her love and devotion to the Lord made her a wonderful and caring person to all that she encountered. In addition to her husband she leaves behind her daughter Doris Keibler and her husband Dale from Abingdon, her daughter Linda; brothers, Joe Toliver and his wife Donna, Grover Toliver and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her sister Joyce Toliver.
Family will receive friends on Wednesday, March 21 from 9-11am in the family owned Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home, P.A. of Aberdeen where a Celebration of Life Service officiated by Pastor Donnie Smith will follow at 11am. Pallbearers will be Nolan Gallion, Sr., Nolan Gallion, Jr., Nolan Gallion, III, Jason Gallion, Joe Gallion and Dale Keibler. Interment will be in Rock Run Cemetery.
Funeral Home:
Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home
333 South Parke Street
Aberdeen, MD
US 21001
Events
Graveside
Wed Mar 21, 2012 @ 12:00 AM EDT
Rock Run Cemetery • Havre de Grace, MD 21078
Visitation
Wed Mar 21, 2012 @ 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM EDT
Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home • 333 S Parke St., Aberdeen, MD 21001
Service
Wed Mar 21, 2012 @ 11:00 AM EDT
Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home • 333 S Parke St., Aberdeen, MD 21001
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I was lucky enough to have werokd with Jere for two years buying logs for the sawmill, Jere was honest, hardworking, hillarious, loud and insightful. Some memories I have are seeing Jere in the office working with a little old lady about her water bill in the morning, and at lunch discussing a skateboard park with teenagers, he truely wanted to reach out and help anyone he could for the greater good of the community. His typewriter next to his computer was a testament to him adjusting to modernization the way only Jere could, on my desk I could find Jere old school e-mail in the form of hand typed little notes, and at the same time a detailed timber cruise report that he werokd up with a custom program he had written for his computer . I learned so much about how I wanted to conduct my life and deal with people from my short time with Jere, he was a great man. We are praying for you Madeleine and the family over this sad loss.