TITLE: Margie Walker Mitchell

SOURCE: The Beaufort Gazette, May 15, 2001

SUBMITTED: The Beaufort Gazette

FORMATTED: Kim Grissom, May 2001

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Margie Walker Mitchell
Margie Walker Mitchell, 59, of North Charleston, formerly of Yemassee, died Friday, May 11, 
2001, in Roper Hospital. The family will receive friends beginning at 6 tonight in El Shaddai
Missionary Baptist Church, North Charleston, with wake services from 7 to 8. The body will
repose in the sanctuary from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday 
in the church with burial in Wilkerson Cemetery, Early Branch. Mrs. Mitchell was born May 5, 
1942, in Hampton County, a daughter of William Walker Sr. and Mable Barnwell Walker. She 
was a graduate of the former North District Training School, Varnville. For several years 
she lived in New York City and relocated to Charleston in 1968. She was a machine operator 
with RM Industries of Charleston. She was a member of El Shaddai Missionary Baptist Church,
North Charleston. Surviving are her husband, Edward Mitchell of North Charleston; a son, 
Minister Ronnie Walker of Charleston; a stepson, Kevin Collier Sr. of Charleston; three 
brothers, William Walker Jr. of Charleston, Edward Walker and Robert Walker of Maryland; 
and four grandchildren. Young Funeral Home, Yemassee is in charge. 

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