TITLE:  Alma Brock Cobb

SOURCE:  The Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Gail Smith Boyle

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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COBB, Alma
b. 16-Jan-1898, d. 21-Oct-1979, Seneca - Alma Brock Cobb, 82, wife of 
the late Mish Cobb, of W. Hunter St., Seneca and former resident of 
Long Creek, died Sunday morning in Oconee Memorial Hospital following 
several days of illness. She was a life-long resident of Oconee County
and daughter of the late Wade Pressley and Rachel Christine Elcain 
Brock. She was a member of the Mountain Grove Baptist Church. 
Surviving are five sons, Mike Cobb of Seneca, Paul Cobb of Washington 
D.C., Charles Cobb of Baltimore, Md., J.D. "Bill" Cobb of Seneca and 
Jerry Cobb, grandson reared in the home, Westminster; six daughters, 
Mrs. Juliet Montgomery of York, Bertha Faye Cobb of Clinton, Mrs. Pat 
Harris, Mrs. Christine Smith and Mrs. Virginia Kane all of Baltimore, 
Md., and Sadie Cobb of Seneca; 16 grandchildren; and 10 
great-grandchildren. Funeral service at 3 p.m. Tuesday from the chapel 
of Sandifer Funeral Home with Revs. Bomer Raines and Virgil Turpin. 
Burial will follow in the Long Creek Memorial Gardens. The body is at 
the Sandifer Funeral Home in Westminster where the family will 
receive friends 7-9pm. Monday. The family is at the home. Submitter: 
Gail Smith Boyle, ggailsmith@aol.com



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