I Know You're There by Susan Allison-Dean

Memorial donations are suggested to Fur a Good Paws and will be accepted through the funeral home. Interment will follow in Powers Cemetery, Xenia. on Tuesday, January 24, 2023, at Frank & Bright Funeral Home in Flora with Ryan Keck officiating. She was preceded in death by her maternal and paternal grandparents mother and father-in-law and an aunt: Kathy Richardson.Ī funeral ceremony will be held at 11 a.m. She is survived by her husband: Rodney Parish of Xenia mother: Mary Anne Pittman of Flora father: Richard Lents of Bridgeport, son: Quaden Noblet of Xenia a sister: Amy (Ryan) Keck of Olney step-son: Justin Parish of Effingham step-grandchildren: Jayden and Gavin Parish of Hord stepfather: Bob Pittman of Rinard a niece and nephew: Kamille and Kamden Keck of Olney 3 half-sisters: Ashley Lackey of Bridgeport, Katrena of Bridgeport, and Cortney of Olney several aunts and uncles several cats and her beloved dogs: Britches, Ariel, and Radar. She was always full of life and will be remembered for her ability to light up any room with her laughter and vivacious storytelling.

Emily was a fabulous cook, often making dishes to share with the ones that meant the most to her, her friends and family. She was a lover of animals of all kinds, a clean freak, very particular about her hair and nails, and enjoyed reading crime drama. She enjoyed time spent camping, going on float trips, singing karaoke, and scrolling through Facebook trying to stay current on the most recent gossip. She attended Bethlehem Christian Church and was baptized at Gunion Christian Church in Cisne. on July 7, 2007, at the Ridge Riders Club in Rinard and together they have shared 15 wedding anniversaries.Įmily worked as a waitress at J.T.’s in Wayne City.

She was united in marriage to Rodney Ray Parish Jr. She was born January 28, 1979, in Olney, the daughter of Richard and Mary Anne (Thompson) Lents. Emily Tennille Parish, age 43, of Xenia, Illinois, passed away Thursday morning, January 19, 2023, at her home.

I Know You're There by Susan Allison-Dean