[TN-Bird] Louise Fuller Dies

From: Imboden@xxxxxxx
To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sun, 8 Dec 2002 16:32:45 EST
    Louise Marshall Fant Fuller, 84, long active in the Knoxville TOS chapter 
died Friday Dec. 6, after suffering from Alzheimer's for a number of years.  
Lou was very active the TOS' efforts to preserve valuable public owned 
property, such as the Eastern Wildlife Management Area, Lakeshore Park, House 
Mountain State Park and as the Vice Chairman of Mayor Victor Ashe's task 
force for Sharp's Ridge.  She was named one of Knoxville's 200 as one aspect 
of the celebration of Knoxville's 200th birthday. Lou served as president and 
secretary of the Knoxville TOS Chapter.
    Lou was a retired instructor in the University of Tennessee English 
Department and earned her Master's Degree there.  She is preceded in death by 
her husband, Dr. H. Woodrow Fuller.  She is survived by a son, George Carey 
Fuller of Boulder, Colorado, daughter Margaret Fuller Sadler of Knoxville, 
four grandchildren, a sister, and a brother.
    The family will receive friends at the home of Margaret Fuller Sadler 
during the afternoon of Sunday, Dec. 22.  Longtime members will remember this 
home at 710 Forest Heights as the site of many TOS committee and planning 
meetings.  Memorial service and internment will be in Anderson, SC, at a 
later date.
    In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to TOS, c/o Jerry 
Hadder, 18 Rockingham Lane, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 or Friends of the Smokies, PO 
5650, Sevierville, TN 37864, or the Knox County Public Library, Sequoyah 
Branch, 1140 Southgate Road, Knoxville, TN 37919, or to the library of your 
choice.
    Louise's passion for the important causes she championed should serve to 
inspire all of us.  Sadly many of us feel that we lost Lou some years ago 
when her brilliant mind was dimmer by Alzheimer's.  And I well remember her 
passion for writing the English language correctly and concisely, and I can 
only hope that this note does not contain too many words or punctuation 
errors which would have attracted her red pen!  
    
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