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Former schoolmates remember Nancy Aldridge



2005-03-21 - Garlin community, Adair County KY - Photo Ed and Linda Waggener. RUBY BURTON, left, and DELOIS STAPLETON made the sad discovery early Sunday that Nancy Marie Aldridge had died in her home when it burned the night before. Their earliest memories of Nancy were of days the three of them shared at the Allen's School House as children. They asked about Nancy's little white poodle and the KSP detective investigating the fire told them it was also dead. Click 'read more' for complete details and a link to her obituary.

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