ETHEL D. FAIRLEY
May 16, 1936 ~ May 11, 2025
VISITATION: SATURDAY MAY 31, 2025 10:00 A.M.
NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH
FUNERAL SERVICE: SATURDAY MAY 31, 2025 11:00
NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH
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Funeral Service: May 31, 2025 11:00 am - August 26, 2025 2:30 pm
New Light Baptist Church
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TO THE FAMILY, I KNOW YOU KNOW ME. I AM THE YOUNGEST SOON OF ZAD & IDA BELL DOUGLAS SR. I AM KEEPING YOU IN MY PRAYERS, DURING THE HOMEGOING OF MY FRIEND, AND MENTOR. ETHEL MAE DAVIS FAIRLEY. GOD BLESS AND STRENGHEN YOU IS MY PRAYER.
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Condolences to the family, I REMEMBER MS. FAIRLEY AS MY 5TH GRADE TEACHER AT WOODCOCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN MOBILE ALABAMA, SHE WAS MY TEACHER FOR ONLY 1 YEAR AND OH HOW I LOVED HER SHE COMPLETELY CHANGED MY LIFE!! I HAD A BAD TEMPER AS A LIL GIRL AND SHE WAS ONE WHO COULD TAME ME, BACK IN THE DAY THE DEDICATED TEACHERS DIDNT HAVE TO CALL PARENTS, THEY WAS YO PARENT UNTIL YOU GOT HOME. I WILL ALWAYS CHERISH MY MEMORIES WITH HER. ROSALIND LETT BAKER. RIVERDALE, GEORGIA
My condolences to the FAMILY, MS. FAIRLEY WAS MY 5TH GRADE TEACHER AT WOODCOCK ELEM. SCHOOL IN MOBILE, ALABAMA IN RIGHT ABOUT THE EARLY 80’S. SHE WAS A VERY DEDICATED TEACHER AND SHE CARED ABOUT HER STUDENTS BEYOND TO CLASSROOM I WAS OF MANY WHO LOVED HER DEARLY HATED I ONLY HAD HER FOR 1 YEAR. I WAS A LITTLE MEAN GIRL WITH A MOUTH BUT MS.FAIRLEY PUT THAT MOUTH IN CHECK AND CALL MAMA LATER!! BACK IN THE DAY THOSE TRUE DEDICATED TEACHER WAS YO MAMA OR DAD UNTIL YOU GOT HOME, THOSE DAYS ARE TRULY GONE BUT I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER MY MS. FAIRELY.
Condolences to the family. She was an amazing 5th grade teacher @ Woodcock elementary
My heartfelt condolences to the family and may God grant you the strength you need to endure during your time of bereavement. I remember Ms. Fairley as my 5th grade teacher at Woodcock Elementary School in Mobile, AL. Go Bluejays class of ’84! She was well respected and dedicated to her students and wasn’t scared to put you in check if she had to. She could swing that paddle too! I told my daughters about the time we painted murals on the walls at the school and that I may have went to Krystal’s a time or two to get her and Ms. Myrtle Bush a sackful of Krystals. Lol. She will indeed be missed. I will always remember Ms. Fairley and the impact she had on my life!
Growing up following her to school.