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We honor today, Gail Levon Agnew, who will be remembered and deeply missed. She left with us a lasting imprint in our hearts. She was born in Abbeville, SC on April 24, 1954 to the late Joel Battle and Mary Ruth Wharton Battle.
She was a member of Washington Street Presbyterian Church, now known as New Faith Presbyterian Church. She attended JS Wright High School. Upon finishing school, she worked many years as a Manager in Food Service.
She leaves to cherish her fond memories, her devoted husband of 36 years, JB Agnew; two daughters, Pamela Battle and Jamaica Agnew of Greenville, SC; one bonus son, JB (Abbie) Agnew, Jr. of Honea Path, SC; one sister, Eva Mae Battle; one brother, Joseph (Pamela R.) Battle, Sr. both of Abbeville, SC; two grandsons, Ricardo Battle of Anderson, SC and Za'Myrion Merriweather of Greenville, SC; three granddaughters, Ni'Syiah Burton, A'Nyiah Mayfield, and A'Nylah Mayfield all of Greenville, SC; three great grandchildren; five nieces, Sophia Simmons, Jacqueline Jamison, Erica Crawford, Ramona Battle, Stephanie Davis; and one nephew, Joseph Battle Jr.; a host of family and friends.
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