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E-mails from Friends and Family
Mary Frank Clonts Wynn, RNC, aged 68, a resident
of Dahlonega, GA, passed away on November 9, 2011 of
complications from chemotherapy, at Northeast Georgia
Medical Center. She was retired from the Mother-Baby Unit of
that same Medical Center, where she worked from 1980 to
2009 as a Registered Nurse and Certified Lactation Consultant.
Mrs. Wynn was the daughter of James Edward Clonts and
Ruby Vann Clonts, both deceased, of Kingsport, TN. She is
survived by her husband, Dr. Jack T. Wynn of Dahlonega, GA;
daughters Mary Catherine Chamness of Holly Springs, GA,
and Margaret E. Wynn, of Fairburn, GA; son, Dr. Thomas A.
Wynn, of Lexington, MA; and two sisters, Ruby C. Chappell
and Allee C. Hopkins, both of Kingsport, TN. There are four
grandchildren: Allen and Michael Chamness of Holly Springs,
GA, and Zoe and Aaron Wynn, of Lexington, MA.
Mary Frank earned her Master of Nursing degree from Emory
University, and taught nursing at Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta,
and the University of Missouri-Columbia. She designed the
curriculum for the LPN to BSN program at Golden Triangle Vo-
Tech Center in Columbus, Mississippi. Recently she was
auditing courses in art history and medieval history at North
Georgia College and State University.
Mary Frank was active in the Dahlonega United Methodist
Church, where she sang in the choir and played handbells.
She also sang in the choir at St. Paul’s United Methodist
Church in Gainesville for many years.
The memorial service will be at the Dahlonega United
Methodist Church on Sunday, November 13, 2011, at 3:30 pm,
followed by a reception in the Fellowship Hall. Banister
Funeral Home of Dahlonega is in charge of arrangements.
Donations, in lieu of flowers, may be made to the American
Cancer Society or the Dahlonega United Methodist Church.
of Dahlonega, GA, passed away on November 9, 2011 of
complications from chemotherapy, at Northeast Georgia
Medical Center. She was retired from the Mother-Baby Unit of
that same Medical Center, where she worked from 1980 to
2009 as a Registered Nurse and Certified Lactation Consultant.
Mrs. Wynn was the daughter of James Edward Clonts and
Ruby Vann Clonts, both deceased, of Kingsport, TN. She is
survived by her husband, Dr. Jack T. Wynn of Dahlonega, GA;
daughters Mary Catherine Chamness of Holly Springs, GA,
and Margaret E. Wynn, of Fairburn, GA; son, Dr. Thomas A.
Wynn, of Lexington, MA; and two sisters, Ruby C. Chappell
and Allee C. Hopkins, both of Kingsport, TN. There are four
grandchildren: Allen and Michael Chamness of Holly Springs,
GA, and Zoe and Aaron Wynn, of Lexington, MA.
Mary Frank earned her Master of Nursing degree from Emory
University, and taught nursing at Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta,
and the University of Missouri-Columbia. She designed the
curriculum for the LPN to BSN program at Golden Triangle Vo-
Tech Center in Columbus, Mississippi. Recently she was
auditing courses in art history and medieval history at North
Georgia College and State University.
Mary Frank was active in the Dahlonega United Methodist
Church, where she sang in the choir and played handbells.
She also sang in the choir at St. Paul’s United Methodist
Church in Gainesville for many years.
The memorial service will be at the Dahlonega United
Methodist Church on Sunday, November 13, 2011, at 3:30 pm,
followed by a reception in the Fellowship Hall. Banister
Funeral Home of Dahlonega is in charge of arrangements.
Donations, in lieu of flowers, may be made to the American
Cancer Society or the Dahlonega United Methodist Church.
> email = LPdigsite@netscape.net
> comments = Dear Jack and Family,
> We are so sad to hear of Mary
Frank's illness and its consequences.
Please let us know if there is anything
we can do. We are here to help in your
future. Sincere kind regards,
> Leslie and Frank Perry