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Dickson County Source
OBITUARY: Martha Addie Bennett
By Jennifer Haley,
17 days ago
Mrs. Martha Addie Bennett passed away on July 27, 2024 at her home in Dickson, at the age of 88.
Born on March 18, 1936, in Dickson County, Tennessee, Martha lived a life full of warmth and dedication, leaving behind a legacy of love and care that will forever be remembered by those who had the privilege to know her.
Martha, known for her sweet yet feisty nature, was the heart and soul of her family. She dedicated many years of her life as a caregiver to her beloved daughter, Sandy, a role she embraced with an unparalleled level of compassion and patience. In her younger years, Martha was a devoted housewife, a role she performed with enthusiasm and dedication. Her family was her world, and she was theirs.
Martha’s love for life extended beyond her family. She had a deep fondness for reading, often losing herself in the enchanting worlds created within the pages of her favorite novels. In her quiet times, Martha could be found on her front porch, watching the birds that visited her Dickson home. The simplicity of these moments brought her immense joy and peace.
A special bond was shared between Martha and Sue Moran, who Martha affectionately referred to as her “number two daughter”. This relationship, filled with mutual respect and admiration, brought an additional layer of richness to Martha’s life.
Survivors include:
Brother: Raymond Choate of Waverly, Tennessee
Nieces and nephews
Friend and caregiver: Sue Moran of Dickson, Tennessee
And a host of family and friends.
Preceded In Death By:
Parents: Lee Vester Choate and Mary Virginia (Street) Choate
Daughter: Sandra Bennett
We invite all who knew and loved Martha to share their memories of her on the memorial page. Please feel free to upload photos, share stories, and celebrate the life of a truly remarkable woman who touched the lives of so many. Martha’s life was a testament to the power of love, dedication, and the strength of the human spirit. Let us continue to honor her by keeping her memory alive.
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