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Commem orate your loved ones and friends who have passed away with an In Memoriam ad. To place an ad, contact Shalawn Williams 334-261-1551 OBITUARIES Contact the Obituary Desk, (334) 261-1551 or email Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m.-2 p.m. See Obituaries for service locations Name Service time Service Date Funeral Home COBB, Austin Perry Leak-Memory GARZA, MSGT. Ret.

L.R."Bob" 11:00 a.m. Alabama Heritage GRANADE, Rubilaw Ray 1:00 p.m. Leak-Memory HALL, Mrs. Dorothy Ross-Clayton JACOB, Joy 2:00 p.m. Southern Memorial MCHARGUE, Aundris 11:00 a.m.

Southern Memorial MATHIS, Maj. Peyton S. Jr 2:00 p.m. White Chapel RYAN, Olga Lee 11:00 a.m. Leak-Memory THOMPSON, Mr.

LaDarion Ross-Clayton AUSTIN PERRY COBB age 32, passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, on December 28, 2014 at Jackson Hospital Pre-deceased by his mother, Judy McBr yde Cobb, grandfather James Perry Cobb, and grandparents, S. R. and Crystal Russell McBryde, Survived by his Father, David Brackin Cobb (Montgomer y), Brother, Samuel David Cobb (Joanie Maddox Cobb) Destin, FL, nephew, Samuel Brackin Cobb III, niece Maddo Elizabeth Cobb, (Destin, FL) grandmother, Joyce Brown Cobb (Montgomery), and uncle, Douglas Perry Cobb (Montgomery). An avid spor tsman, Austin was most happy when hunting during deer season, deep sea shing in the Gulf or simply enjoying casting into a quiet local pond. He was a lover of animals and a big Auburn iger fan.

He was very close to his family and will be missed by all who kn ew and loved him. A life-time resident of Montgomery, he was a member of Whit eld UMC. Honorary allbearers will be Charlie Payne, Edward Godbold and Fr ank Parquette. Pallbearers will be ee Whatley, Pat Finch, Andy Duncan, Josh Snow Brady Crowe, Warren Turnipseed and Charles Turnipseed. Memorials may be made to the Family Sunshine Center, P.

O. Box 5160, Montgomery, AL 36103-5160. COBB, AUSTIN PERRY Maj. Peyton Spotswood Mathis, will be buried with military honors at Greenwood Cemetery at 2:00 pm on Saturday, January 3. The son of Peyton S.

Mathis, and Laura Davis Mathis of Montgomery, Maj. Mathis was a 1932 graduate of Sidney Lanier High School. er earning a chemical engineering degree from Vanderbilt University, where he also played football, Peyton Mathis volunteered as an aviation cadet in 1940. As a lieutenant, Peyton Mathis was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Silver Star for his World War II service in Europe and North Africa. Later promoted to Major, Mathis commanded the 44th Fighter Squadron in the Theater.

He was killed in action on Guadalcanal on June 5, 1944. His immediate family included his sister Helen Mathis Lutz Cumbus, half- siblings Warner L. Mathis and Amy Mathis Boswell, nieces Mary Ann Lutz Hooper and Helen Lutz Perkins, and cousins Mary Eleise Cravey and Lt. Col. John T.

Cravey, all later deceased in the years that Maj. Mathis was missing in action. Peyton Mathis, Jr. is survived by his widow Evelyn, half-nephews and -nieces Peyton Mathis III, Warner L. Mathis, Marcia Mathis McCabe, and Hazel Mims Mathis, and rst cousin Laurette Cravey Kimbrough of the Davis family.

The family wishes to thank Mr. Anders Markwarth of Guadalcanal, the Joint Accounting Command, and the people of the Solomon Islands for their orts in recovering and identifying Maj. Mathis. MATHIS, MAJOR PEYTON S. Mrs.

Dorothy Hall a resident of Montgomery, AL passed away December 30, 2014. Funeral ar range- ments will be announced. HALL, DOROTHY GARZA, L.R. MSGT U.S.A.F., 76, of Montgomery, AL, passed a way on Monday, December 29, 2014. He was preceded in death by his loving wife Joan Carolyn Garza.

He is survived two daughters, Debra Sims and Laura Garza; one son, Glen Garza; one brother, Albert Garza; two sisters, Kathy Kimball and Eva Johnson; grandchildren and our great grandchildren. Memorials can be made in his honor to The Wounded Warrior Project or Fannin Road Baptist Church Building Fund. A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, January 2, 2015 at Alabama Heritage Funeral Home with Pastor Jim Lester ciating. Burial will follow in Alabama Heritage Cemetery.

Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service. For online condolences visit www.alabamaher- itagefh.com GARZA, L.R. Mr. LaDarion Thompson a resident of Montgomery, AL passed away December 25, 2014. Funeral ar range- ments will be announced.

THOMPSON, LA DARION Granade, Rubilaw Ray, age 95, died December 24, 2014, at John Knox Nursing Home, Montgomery, AL. A memorial service will be held at First Baptist Church Stakley Chapel on Friday, January 2 at 1:00 p.m. with Dr. Dale Hu Reverend Kenny Hoomes and Reverend Tom Randall ciating. Visitation for family and friends, in Stakley Parlor, will follow the memorial service.

Pre-deceased by her husband of 65 years, Dr. Sam Granade, she is survived by one son, Dr. Samuel Ray Granade (Deranda) of Arkadelphia, AR; two grandsons, Dr. Stephen Riley Granade of Madison, AL (Misty) and Dr. Samuel Andrew Granade II (Joy) of Overland Park, KS; and four great grandchildren, Eli, Liza, Sam, and Noah.

Mrs. Granade was graduated from Howard College (Samford University), Birmingham, AL and attended Judson College, Marion, AL and The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY. This bohemian soul enshrouded in the body of a Baptist wife thought of herself as part gypsy, for she loved travel and its introduction to exotic places and people. An indi erent cook and housekeeper, she loved all of the arts but especially music, theatre, literature, and painting. While the arts and the tenets of her faith fed her soul, her passions were supporting her ministry to his parishioners (whether or not those in need belonged to whatever church he pastored), supporting Baptist missions worldwide, and supporting religious and secular education.

Her desire to be useful and her vision and organizational ability brought her to leadership in the Evergreen Study drive to establish a public library there, to local and state Missionary Union, to ver two decades of conferences for wives at Shocco Springs Conference Center, and to more than two decades teaching Sunday School at Montgomery First Baptist Church. Her gifts of hospitality and of boundless optimism and her understanding that information about others lives, plentiful and readily available to a wife, were calls to rayer and action rather than salacious tidbits to serve as currency in the social marketplace, owered the life of a consummate wife of her generation. Her ability to live life graciously and to put a wide range of people she encountered at their ease paved the way or her and her ective service in the work. In lieu of owers, memorials can be made to The Sam and Rubi- law Granade Memorial Scholarship Fund of The Baptist Foundation of AL, P. O.

Box 241227, Montgomery, AL 36124 or the cause of Baptist missions GRANADE, RUBILAW Olga Lee Ryan passed away peacefully at her home December 30, 2014 at the age of 88. She was born January 20, 1926 to the late James Allen Lee and Ethel Lee. In heaven she joins her parents and sister Margaret Lee. She leaves behind her loving husband of 68 years, William Halsell Ryan, sons, illiam Halsell (Janice) Ryan, III, M.D., Allen Lee Ryan and Edward Tabb (K atrina) Ryan; daughter, Lee Ry an (John Jr.) Donald; eight grandchildren and ve great-grandchildren. A funeral service will be held in Selma, Alabama on Wednesday, December 31, 2014 at 11:00 a.m.

at New Cov enant Presbyterian Church. A second funeral ser vice will be held in Greenville Alabama at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Joe Lisenby ciating. I nterment will follow in Mag nolia Cemetery in Greenville Alabama with Lawrence Brown-Service direc ting the services.

The family requests that in lieu of owers you consider mak ing memorial donations to Wounded Warrior Project, PO BOX 758517 Topeka, KS 66675. Please visit www.lawrencebrownser- vice.com to make online condolences to the family. RYAN, OLGA LEE Joy Jacob, age 65, of Montgomery, AL, passed away on Monday, December 29, 2014. Visitation will be from to 2:00 pm at St. Church, 219 Adams Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36104 with graveside services following at on Wednesday, December 31, at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev.

Tony ciating. He was preceded in death by his wife of 38 years Mrs. Elsamma Jacob and children Prijo Jacob family, Prino Jacob. JACOB, JOY McHargue, Willa Aun- dris, 69 passed away December 26th 2014. Visitation will be on Friday January 2nd 2015 from 9am to 11am at Southern Memorial Funeral Home with ser vice at 11am.

Aundris was a hair dresser in Montgomery for many years and a member of McGehee Road Baptist Church. She is survived by husband Don McHargue; ve stepdaughters Donna (Richard Hill) McHargue, Cheryl (Steve) Wilfert, Laurie (Derek) Knauer, Janice (Richard) Burt, eba and nine Grandchildren. Sisters ildred Lanier, Jean Broome and Agnes (Charles) Ta ylor; a special friend Rosa Wellington. Aundris is also survived by man nieces and nephews. I lieu of owers the family requests donations be made to McGehee Road Baptist Church 2877 McGehee Road Montgomery AL 36111.

MCHARGUE, AUNDRIS.