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Mrs. Dorothy Vaughn, 87, of Shelby, passed away on Thursday, June 28th at Crawley Memorial Hospital. A native of Rowan County, she was the daughter of the late Charles Huston Christie & Docia Rebecca Hartman Christie. She was also preceded in death by her husband, John Henry Vaughn and a brother, Charles Burnon Christie.
A woman who never met a stranger, Dorothy loved people. She was a member of Boiling Springs Baptist Church and several local civic clubs. She was an avid bridge player, loved flowers and traveling. She was a devoted mother and grandmother who personified unconditional love, which towers as a beacon to her children, and their children and children's children. She understood the individuality of each of her children and she nurtured a unique relationship with each of them. Her children knew, that in her, they always had a staunch ally and advocate. She is a Matriarch whose legacy will continue to positively impact the generations to come. Dorothy is survived by a son, John Charles Vaughn of Charlotte and his children, Brian, David & Angela Vaughn; a daughter, Linda Vaughn Campbell & her husband, Ronnie Roy Campbell of Lincolnton and their children, Jason & Clayton Campbell & Anna Catherine Bartholomew, a son, Robert Henry Vaughn & his wife, Teresa Byers Vaughn of Wilkesboro; a son, Michael Edward Vaughn & his wife, Cynthia McCluney Vaughn of North Wilkesboro and their children, Alison Atwood & Erica Harlor; a daughter, Nancy Vaughn Lovelace and her husband, Timothy Ray Lovelace of Jacksonville, FL and their children Natalie Poor & Elizabeth Peters; a sister, Betty Christie Edens of Pelzer, SC and sixteen great grandchildren.
Memorials: Make payment to: Go to Nations, PO Box 10305, Jacksonville, FL 32247, indicating on memo for either: Missionaries Tim & Nancy Lovelace #M166 or Missionaries Nathan & Alison Atwood #M466.
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