Pauline Mae MONIE
October 4, 1925 ~ November 4, 2001
Mrs. Pauline Mae 'Skaggs' Monie passed away Sunday morning, November 4, 2001, at her Farmington residence at the age of 76 years & 1 month. She was born October 4, 1925, in Marquand, Missouri, to William L. & Clara E. 'Rauls' Skaggs. Pauline was a faithful wife, loving mother, caring grandmother & good friend & neighbor. She was a faithful & active member of Farmington First Baptist Church. There she taught biblical & godly principles to preschool children for 38 years as well as being a guide to other teachers. Her life was devoted to her family & her many friends of every age. She was a loving wife of 55 years, sharing all of life with her husband. Nothing pleased her more than spending time with her children & grandchildren whether at home or traveling to the many places they have lived. Many precious times were spent laughing & crying with her friends. She will be missed by all who knew her. SURVIVORS INCLUDE : Her husband, Lewis Monie, of Farmington; 1 DAUGHTER: Brenda Sue 'Mrs. Jim' Caruthers, Vassar, Michigan & 1 SON: Charles Bruce (& Jennifer) Monie, Eagle River, Alaska. TWIN SISTER : Pearline 'Mrs. Norman' Barrett, Moberly, MO; BROTHER: William "Cecil" Skaggs, Moberly, MO; GRANDCHILDREN: Craig Caruthers, Taylors, South Carolina; Jason (& Kathy) Caruthers, Greer, South Carolina. Visitation Tuesday, 5-9 pm; resuming Wednesday, 7-8:30 am at the funeral home & visitation moving to Farmington First Baptist Church, starting there @ 9 a.m. Funeral Wednesday, 10 am, Nov. 7, 2001, at 1st Baptist Church with Rev. Don Stanley officiating. Interment, Moore's Chapel Cemetery, Marquand, MO; Memorials to: HospiceCare, Inc., &/or American Cancer Society
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I met Mr. and Mrs. Monie in 1994 and we had a special bond right away. I had moved to Farmington from Northern Illinois and did not know a single person. They took me under their wing and made me feel as though I was part of their family. I so enjoyed spending time with both of them, whether it be going to church, out to eat or just gathering with some friends at their home to play cards, etc. Mrs. Monie was one of the best examples of a Christian woman I have ever met. She was kind, loving, devoted and always ready to lend a helping hand if possible. I feel very blessed to have had her in my life. Although she is no longer here with us, her memory will live on and continue to touch so many lives. She will be truly missed by all who knew her.