PAULINE HARMON
PAULINE HARMON, daughter of the late Elizabeth Giddens and Clarence Harmon, was born on November 18. 1946.
She was educated in the Accomack County Public school system. She was a member of Holy Trinity Baptist Church in Pungoteague, Virginia where she served faithfully until she could no longer attend.
Pauline was a person who loved the Lord and everyone who came in contact with her. She loved attending church and when she could no longer attend she would often say, “I want to go to church.” Pauline had a way of bringing the best out of people and could make you laugh without even trying. She also had a love for shopping before taking ill. You would often see her out shopping at Roses, her favorite store on Wednesdays. Though Pauline will be greatly missed, she will be remembered for her strength and faith to persevere even during the low points of her sickness.
Others left to cherish her memories are: Felicia (Marvin) Howell of Machipongo, Virginia; four sons, Bryant Harmon of Salisbury, Maryland, Keith (Teresa) Kellam of Onancock, Virginia, Earl (Ann) Kellam of Brooklyn, New York, and Pedro (Shisha) Kellam of Salisbury, Maryland; four sisters, Nellie Sample of Virginia Beach, Virginia, Mary Baynard (Al) of Dover, Delaware, Sandra Kellam (Sherwood) of Pungoteague, Virginia, and Michelle Hawkins of Virginia Beach, Virginia; two brothers, Randolph Harmon of Exmore, Virginia and Jerry Harmon of Painter, Virginia; several grandchildren; great grandchildren; great great grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.
