Classmates, see email below from Gail (Heinosch) Brannon:
Gail (Choate) Rigdon passed away last night (3/28/2022) after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
She is now at peace and in a place of joy.
Gail
Gail Kissinger Rigdon
FUNERAL HOME
Sosebee Funeral Home
191 Jarvis Street
Canton, GA
Gail Kissinger Rigdon, age 80, of Woodstock, Georgia, passed away Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at her residence.
Memorial services will be announced at a later date.
Mrs. Rigdon was a professional photographer and a former real estate agent. She enjoyed sewing, quilting and cooking.
She is survived by her husband of 17 years, Denny Rigdon; two children, Kim Jump (Gary) and Kurt Kissinger (Karen); two grandchildren, Madeline Kissinger and Amelia Kissinger; brother, Michael Choate; sister, Jan Grandle; as well as nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends.
Sosebee Funeral Home, Canton, Georgia is honored to serve the family. Sosebeefuneralhome.com 770-479-2131
Published by Sosebee Funeral Home on Mar. 31, 2022.
Gail and I were friends for over 60 years. She was in my first wedding and I was in her first wedding. We stayed in touch over the years and visited at each other's homes. I was so happy for her when she and Denny married. When they came up from Atlanta, we always got together and I was able to visit them in Atlanta several times. Denny took such good care of her during her illness and she fought so hard to beat the awful disease of cancer. She made it much, much longer than was expected. I am glad that her suffering is over and she is in a beautiful place of peace and joy, but I will miss her terribly.
Gail Heinisch (Brannon)
Gail and I were friends for over 60 years. She was in my first wedding and I was in her first wedding. We stayed in touch over the years and visited at each other's homes. I was so happy for her when she and Denny married. When they came up from Atlanta, we always got together and I was able to visit them in Atlanta several times. Denny took such good care of her during her illness and she fought so hard to beat the awful disease of cancer. She made it much, much longer than was expected. I am glad that her suffering is over and she is in a beautiful place of peace and joy, but I will miss her terribly.