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| Spouse: |
Robert Louis King
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| Children: |
Debra Lee King Didot
Linda Sharon King Toney
Karen Diane King
Alta Monyette King
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| Grandchildren: |
Robert Louis King II
Danniellle Lorraine King
Francesca DeLonges King
Aaron Dorsett
Danniel Dorsett
Randall Dorsett
Candice Dorsett
Great Grandchild
Robert Louis DeSwan King III
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| Parents: |
William Swann and Alice Eskridge Swann
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| Siblings: |
Jahue Swann
Howard Swann
Sherman Swann
Theodore Swann
Harold Swann
Reveine Swann Williams
Onineta Swann
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 7/4/1926
Death Date: 3/27/2001
Washington Park North Cemetery
Court of Apostles, Section 1A, Level 2, Crypt 8 D
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| My future wife and I met during the summer of 1950 at Tennessee A&I State College. She was attending to complete requirements for her B.S. Degree in Business Education. At that time, she was a teacher in her hometown of Rockwood, Tennessee. In April of 1951, we were married and remained so until her death on March 27, 2001.She was the mother of four daughters, three grandchildren 4 step-grandchildren and one great-grandchild.Vivian came from a religious background and maintained that devotion to God throughout her life.She held many positions in Mississippi, Tennessee and Indiana. She retired from Wishard Memorial Hospital after serving 22 years.She was the kind of person that everyone she met truly loved and admired her. Her friends, family and co-workers genuinely loved her. She left a very heavy heart in the lives of those who loved her. |
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Bob on the way to Rockwood , Tennessee to see Vivian. Don't I look anxious!
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The children loved Grand Mama King in Chattanoga, Tennessee. Linda, Karen, Alta could hardly wait for Christmas.
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Family Potrait in Indy. Debra, Linda, Karen, Alta, Daddy and Mama express hapiness proudly.
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Viv proudly holds up a turnip from our garden in our first home we owed in Indy. "Viv" I never thought our garden would make anything.
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Our garden was so successful it appeared in the Indianapolis Star along with her favorite recipes.
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Viv looks real happy to be away from the cooking stove.
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This was one happy moment!
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He knows where to go when he gets on trouble.
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If you wanted to make her happy just give her good book.
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Hail Hail, the gangs all here!! (front row) Viv, Daddy, Candice on knee, Debra's daughter Daniyelle and Alta's son Robby
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