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DEATHS

Sarah E. Haynes

FLAT ROCK — Sarah Elaine -
Haynes, 13, of Flat Rock died of
a heart ailment at 4 p.m. Wednes-

 

- day in Mott Hospital, Ann Arbor.

She had been ill for many weeks.

Friends may call from 1 to 9
p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the
Arthur Bobcean Funeral Home.
She will lie in state Monday at the
Evangel Baptist Church, Taylor,
from 10 a.m. until services at 11.
The Rev. Donald Graef will offici-
ate. Burial will be in Michigan
Memorial Park.

Born Sept. 16, 1981, in Tren- |
ton, she was the daughter of Gary
L. and Margaret E. (George) |
Haynes.

She would have been a freshman
this year at Flat Rock High
School. She had been elected vice
president of the freshman class
and played in the FRHS band.

She was a member of Evangel
Baptist Church in Taylor, a mem-
ber of the Teen Choir, the Youth
Department and the church soft-
ball team. She also taught nursery
and kindergarten classes for Sun-
day school.

Surviving are her parents of Flat
Rock; a brother, Donald Chapin of
Flat Rock; two sisters, Colleen
Chapin and Rachel Haynes, both
of Flat Rock, and grandparents,
Leslie and Glendola Haynes of ©
Wyandotte and Elizabeth George

” of Flat Rock.