In Memory Of Ashlynn (Ashley) Avery

21st April 1992 – 23rd June 2012

This obituary was created in the memory of Ashlynn (Ashley) Avery, born in Chattanooga, Tennessee on the 21st April 1992 and passed away on the 23rd June 2012, 20 years of age.

Full Name: Ashlynn Avery

Born: 21st April 1992

Passed Away: 23rd June 2012

Age: 20 years of age

Location: Durham, North Carolina

Country: The United States

Birth Place: Chattanooga, Tennessee

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This obituary was created by Terry on 25 Jun 2012

Ashlynn Elizabeth Montgomery Lynn Avery, 20, died in York, Maine on Saturday June 23, 2012. The cause was of death leukemia.
Born on April 21, 1992 at Erlanger hospital in Chattanooga, Tennessee but lived most of her life in North Carolina. She was a very active little girl loved to play and learn. Ashlynn was an active member of her local Girl Scouts. She ranked Girl Scout Senior before she stopped in 2008.
Ashlynn is survived by her Parents: Elliot and Christina Avery of Raleigh, NC.; Daughter: Jocelynn Avery of Durham, NC.; Grandmother: Susan Johnson of Casco, ME.; Brothers: Shawn Avery of Naples Fl. and Austin Avery of Raleigh, NC.; Sisters: Brittany Micheals and Husband Joseph of Greenville, NC., Caitlynn Avery and Olivia Avery of Raleigh, NC.; and Boyfriend: Brandon Caston of Casco ME.
Ashlynn was preceded in death by her Grandparents: Jimmy Lane and Renee Brown; Brother: Andrew Avery; and Best Friend: Shala Turner.

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