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Linda Bailey Ford
March 31, 2021
Mrs. Linda Bailey Ford, 74, of Woodbury passed away on March 30, 2021. She was born at her home in Woodbury, TN on March 11, 1947. Preceding her in death were her parents, James Truit and Lucille Merriman Bailey, her husband, W T Ford, and her brothers, Roy Bailey, Russell Bailey, and Jimmy Bailey. She is survived by her son Jamie (Angela) Ford of Woodbury, grandchildren, Cassie Ford and Tyler Ford of Woodbury, and great granddaughter, Paisley Ford.
Mrs. Linda possessed a mothering spirit. The oldest child, she helped raise her three younger brothers. Even though, she did dress Russell up as a girl because she wanted a sister. Besides helping care for her brothers, she later got a job working at the Shirt Factory in Liberty. Once Jamie was born, she left work to become a homemaker. From her brothers to her great granddaughter, she raised many different children throughout her life. She was a babysitter for other families, and her granddau
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The fire station s bay features nine windows looking out toward the Sofa Super Store memorial. Outside, the windows brick corbeling points toward the center of the memorial site. Robert Behre/StaffBy Robert Behre
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As with many great achievements, many played key roles: West Ashley advocate Charlie Smith urged the city to block plans for a towing company to locate its operations there, a successful push that ultimately led to the city to acquire the site; former City Councilman Bill Moody and others successfully pushed to get the power lines buried along this stretch of Savannah Highway, which helps the station shine; and former state Rep. Jimmy Bailey served as a liaison between Liollio, the city and the families of firefighters lost in the Sofa Super Store.