Lori Ann Dolly Pierce
Lori Ann Dolly Pierce
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Lori worked for multiple merchandising companies up until 2006 when she broke her back and became disabled.
Lori loved to enter sweepstakes, play scratch-off tickets, spend time with her granddaughters, play Mario, ride four wheelers, and listen to her country music on blast!
She was a very outgoing, crazy, fun person who loved to laugh and to make others laugh! She was always young at heart, regardless of her limitations.
She is survived by her children: John Pierce Jr. and Amanda Ferguson (Pierce); her sister, Tina Shields; her grandchildren, Rayna, Scarlett, and Layla Ferguson.
She is proceeded in death by her mother and father, and her brother and sister Jeffery Dolly, and Robin Dolly Gentry.
Sorrowfully Submitted
The Family
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