Wilcy Mae Smith

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Wilcy Mae Mathes Smith, 88, of 270 Beaverdam Loop Road, Candler, died Tuesday, October 12, 2004, at her home. Mrs. Smith was born in Haywood County and was a daughter of the late Riley and Hester Davis Mathes. She was married to the late Frank G. Smith who died in 1996 and was also preceded in death by three sisters, Louise Garnes, Mary Shipman and Hester Heatherly and by three brothers, Roy, Richard and Dan Mathes. She was a charter member of Beaverdam Freewill Baptist Church where she was a former treasurer and choir member and active in the church auxillary. Surviving are three daughters, Muriel Brown and her late husband Albert of Hendersonville, Nancy Cole and her husband James of Leicester, and Frankie Davis and her husband Clyde of Arden; two sisters, Rosa Gibson of Albertville, AL and Ruth Smith of Candler; ten grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2:00 pm Friday at Beaverdam Free Will Baptist Church with the Revs. Tommy Crowe and Larry Collins officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery where her great grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Her family will receive friends from 7:00-8:30 pm Thursday at Groce Funeral Home on Patton Avenue and would like to thank Visiting Health Professionals, Loftis Oxygen Company and Dr. Robert Pozner and his staff for all their care and kindness.

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  1. I’ve thought of Wilcy often lately and regret letting time slip away without visiting her. I’ll always remember her as one of my favorite people, and have such good memories of church and her Sunday afternoon dinners. What beautiful flowers she grew and brought to church! She was such a sweet, dear lady. Heaven’s choir will be sweeter with her clear, high soprano, but she’ll be missed here by many.

  2. I am so sorry to hear about Aunt
    Wilcy. She was such a dear person
    and I am so glad I was able to
    visit her a few times in the last
    2-3 years. She and Uncle Frank are
    together now with Dad and Granddad.
    I love all of you very much and
    wish I come to the services. You
    are in my thoughts and prayers.
    Betty Lou

  3. It was such a pleasure coming to see Wilcy Mae Smith whenever she needed our services. She had such a bright and cheery outlook on life. She had a wonderful and loving family and home and now she is in her new wonderful and loving home. From the staff of Loftis Oxygen

  4. Muriel, Nancy and Frankie: To us, Wilcy was a precious, always smiling ball of energy who touched the lives of so many people. We encourage you to remember all those wonderful times and be happy that your Mother and Dad are together again, happy, youthful and filled with joy of their accomplishment of their heavenly home.

  5. To the family, I send my hope and prayers that you realize how your Mom was loved, especially by me. Memories are precious in that she shared my entire childhood and treated me like one of her own. Wilcy never missed a Christmas in sending me a card and oh how I will miss that contact with her.ONE GREAT lady and Heaven will be blessed having her there as a new resident. God go with each of you and know you are loved..Luella Lousan Warner

  6. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time. This was one of the necest ladies. I remember her well. She and my mother were always friends.


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