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Shirley June Allred Liner


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Shirley June Allred Liner, 78 of 200 East Stadium Drive, passed away suddenly on Saturday afternoon, April 24, 2011 while hoping to spend the Easter weekend with her daughter Karen, at their lake cottage near Reidsville. Graveside services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at Ridgeview Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Liner was born March 19, 1933 in Jefferson, S.C. to the late June Rankin and Ida Maie Allred. She received her Master's degree in Education from Western Carolina University and later received her degree in Counseling. She was retired from Eden City School System holding the position of Supervisor of Elementary Programs and was a member of N.C. Retired School Personnel and a member of Leaksville United Methodist Church, where she participated in The Lunch Bunch and the Joy Club. For almost 20 years Shirley cared for and fed her "babies" , the homeless cats around the Eden area. Preceding Shirley in death along with her parents was her husband Fred who passed away in March of 2006. Surviving her memory are her daughter; Karen Liner of Charlotte, sister-in-law ; Doris Barker and nephew Tony Barker both of Mooresville, and all of her close friends. Visitation will be held on Tuesday evening from 6 until 8 p.m. at Fair Funeral Home. Memorials to the Rockingham County Humane Society, 205 Boone Road, Eden, NC 27288 or Leaksville United Methodist Church, 603 Henry Street, Eden, NC 27288 Online condolences may be made to www.fairfuneralhome.com
I so loved Mrs. Liner she was my third and sixth grade teacher. We were in the first class at Central Elementary. When I found out she was going to be my teacher again I couldn't beleive my luck. I have ran into her so many times around town and she always stopped to talk. She just made you feel so special and she always had such a beautiful smile. She always spoke of her family and always asked of mine. I hope she was proud of me I was so proud of her. I will miss her. My prayers are with you.
Cynthia Wade Blackwell
I worked with Shirley at Holmes Middle School Vocational Education. She was a very loving person and I admired her greatly. We even shared a friendship with Nan Preas and talked from time to time concerning her illness and passing. I loved and admired her.
Leola Meador
Karen, My heart hurts for your loss as well as for ours. John and I have been friends with Shirley since we moved to Leaksville, now Eden, in 1965. John taught with Shirley during his entire career. She has been our friend at church and mine in Thursday Study Club for many years. Every Wednesdy evening for at least a decade (maybe more), John, Amy, and I joined your mom and dad and Betty and Glenn White at Meadow Greens Country Club for the Family Night Dinner. The Liners and Whites have always been family to our Amy. Shirley supported her in every project she ever started and always encouraged her so much. Shirley worked with the gifted and talented students at junior high when I taught that program at Morehead, and as a result, we attended many meetings together. I send you my sympathy and love, and if you need us for anything, we are available. Sudden death is so shocking, and we are in grief ourselves. Remember we love you, and we loved your mother as well as your dad. I keep thinking of the lines from OUR TOWN, which I taught you in the 11th Grade..."Blest Be the Tie That Binds," and the ties are long and deep with your precious mother as well as with you, sweet Karen. Stay strong and lean on all of us.
Fern Ragan
Karen, I was so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. She was my 7th grade teacher at Leaksville Junior High, and I still remember her so fondly. She was one of my favorite teachers from my school years. God be with you especially in this time of sorrow. Peace be with you, Martha Harden Smith
Martha Harden Smith
My heart breaks for you, Karen, as you experience this loss. I have always enjoyed our talks about your mother because the love in your voice was so clear and evident. While I only met her once, I know she was a beautiful woman who will be deeply missed. Praying for you in this time of grief and sending much love your way.
Kris Cornelison
...It will be hard buying cat food now, it seemed I always met up with Shirley in that aisle. :) You can always judge a person by the way they treat animals, she was the best!!!! You will be missed Shirley by the people you touched in your life AND by the animals that you and Fred touched.
ann latham
Karen, I am so sorry for your loss. Know you are in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time.
Eric Phillips
Karen, I was so sad to hear of your mother's death. As you know she was one of my mother's best friends. She was my teacher and later boss. She will be fondly remembered as a kindered spirt who loved cat's! You are in my heart's and prayers.
Sibyl Carter
I was so sad this morning to learn of the passing of this wonderful lady. Shirley and her late husband Fred did such a wonderful job of feeding and caring for the homeless cats in Eden. She will be missed by so many. My prayers are with the family. In prayer Faye Carter
Faye Carter
Karen, There are no words to express how sorry I am about your mother. You had a wonderful relationship with her as well as with your father. Shirley was a very special lady to her all her friends and her "babies". I pray that you find comfort in knowing she and your father are together again. Linda
Linda Dalton
Karen, I am so sorry to hear about your mother. I only met her once but feel that I know her after hearing all the wonderful stories of the times you and she have had. May you find comfort in your memories and keep them close to your heart. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Scarlett and Doug
Scarlett Mason
Karen, I am shocked and so very saddened to hear about your mom. My heart is breaking for you and for all of us who will miss her dearly. Your mom has always had a special place in my heart ever since she was my seventh grade teacher. What a special lady! My love, prayers and hugs go out to you...Suzon
Suzon Grogan Martin
Mrs. Liner was my teacher in the 7th grade in the mid-1960's. She taught NC History. She was a wonderful teacher. I would see her occasionally grocery shopping (just a few weeks ago), and at the hospital. I am so sorry for your loss. I
Sarah Talley Pierce
Words are such small things to give someone at a time like this. I know you know exactly how you feel right now. You are in my prayers and thoughts all day. God did give you his "numbness" to help you through the hard spot until you can grieve as you will. I care a great deal about you, and I'll be there whenever you need to talk. I wish I had met your mother. She sounded so wonderful. You take after her that's for sure! God grant you peace and comfort through all of this and all of the tomorrows to come.
Marge Barnes
I was so shocked to read of Mrs. Liner's passing. She was my 6th grade teacher at Central Elementary, the second year after being built. She was one of my favorite teachers. At that time I lived on Valley Drive, and spent many afternoons riding my bike past her yard as she was outside working. She would always invite me to stop and talk. She was always such a kind and caring person, and had a way of making you feel so very special, even as an adult. Prayers for all who loved her. I know she will be greatly missed.
Janyne Martin Stevens
Karen, I am so very sorry to hear of your sudden loss. My heart is breaking for you. I know how close you were with your Mom. Hold on to your memories and know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Kathy & Ralph
Kathy Langit
Karen, We were so shocked to hear of your mother's passing. She was always a joy to see and talk with everytime we ran into each other. She was a wonderful teacher and such a caring individual. She and your dad were always favorites at the animal hospital when they brought in their "babies" to be cared for. It became an honor for them to name the newest stray they acquired after an employee at the hospital! Shirley wanted to compare notes with me after your dad's brain surgery after our family had also experienced that. I was always glad to talk with her any time she wanted. You have very precious memories of 2 great parents and all you have to do is close your eyes and remember those great big smiles from those 2 great people.
Tim and Beth Shelton
Karen I am so sorry to hear about the sudden loss of your mother. To be absent form the body and be present with the Lord is a wonderful thing. May you find comfort and peace in knowing this. You have our deepest sympathy from store #145. My prayers go out to to you and your family.
Jana Bristow
Dear Karen and Family, Dad (Herman Allen) told me of your mother's sudden passing. I was so sorry to hear this news. I have fond memories of your mom and dad and of spending time with you at your former home on Highland Park Drive. I also remember how close our moms/families were over the years, especially with their connection as teachers and their passion for education. On behalf of the Allen family (Herman, Jimmy and me and our extended family), please accept our heartfelt Christian love and sympathy at your mother's passing and our great gratitude for having the privilege of knowing the Liners. May your mom live on in your memory. May her legacy be reflected in the way you live your life. May she know the joy of life resurrected in Christ. And may we all find strength in the words of Romans 8:38-39: "For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord." Most sincerely, Dr. Kyle Allen Pastor, Cary Presbyterian Church Cary, NC
Kyle Allen
Karen, I am so sorry for your loss. I always thought a lot of your mom & dad. Phyllis Brown (79)
Phyllis Brown
Our hearts are saddened to learn of Shirley's passing and we extend deep sympathy, especially to Karen and to others in her family. Shirley was a friend, a credit to the community; and an active member of LUMC, whom we respected in several leadership roles through the years.
Bob and Addie Wilkerson
Karen, I am very saddened to hear of your Loss.My prayers are with you,The passing of a parent is difficult,No words can express the feelings we go through,Just know our memories are in our hearts forever,Each day will bring more peace as we remember all the times we shared together,May God be with you through this walk in life,All my love to you.
Jan Arasta
Karen I am so sorry to hear about the sudden loss of your mother. I know how close you were. May the presence of the Lord be your comfort in this time of great sadness..."Blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted." We miss you in SC...Come visit us anytime. With much love...Renee and Troy
Renee Thomas
Karen, My deepest sympathy at the loss of your Mom. I saw her several months ago in Food Lion and we had such a great time talking about the old days when your parents and my Dad taught school. I recently found a picture of you, Sandy and me when you were less than a year old. Hope you find peace in knowing what a wonderful person your Mom was and how lucky you are to have had her in your life. Ann Compton
Ann Compton
Karen, I was so saddened to hear of your mother's death. I can't imagine your pain and grief at this time. Know that YOU are in my thoughts and prayers and also that God will comfort you with your loss. Your mom was always so friendly and nice to all of her students and I remember her pleasant smile that she greeted students with as they entered her room. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her, but YOU now YOU have a special angel in Heaven watching out for you sitting right beside your father. With deepest sympathy, Sherry
Sherry Lemons Aheron
I am very sorry for the loss of your mother, Karen. She was such a special lady. I was blessed to have had her as my 7th Grade Teacher, and then later to work with her on the Karastan Scholarship Committee for many years. She will be sincerely missed. Her bright, cheerful smile could light up a room! May God Bless You. Sharon Bateman
Sharon Bateman
Dear Karen, So sorry to learn about your mom. I know it was a shock being so sudden.I had time to begin accepting mom's death as she was in a coma for a few days. I know you did all you could and your mom does too. When it's our time we go..had to feel that way about mom since she was fine the day before and your mom also, right? Have been and will continue to pray for you. Just think of her being in heaven with your dad...that helps me. Love, Linda
Linda Freeze
Ms. Liner was my 7th grade homeroom teacher. She was a wonderful teacher and person and will greatly be missed.
Connie Sams Tilley
Karen, I always enjoyed seeing your mother on my trips to Eden. My very deepest sympathies go out to all of you. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Guy Lucas, Raleigh, NC.
Guy Lucas
Hi Karen, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your mom. I lost my mom last year and it is so difficult. I remember both of your parents fondly and will keep you in my prayers. Teri
Teri Sumpter
I am so sorry for your loss. I am so glad that I had the opportunity to get to know you. The homeless cats lost both of their caregivers Shirley and her husband Fred. You left a mark on a lots of lives. Your will be dearly missed. Your friend Joan bodden
Joan bodden

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