Dead Mary – DivX Version (Normal Quality), iPod/iPhone Version
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IMDB rating: 4.70 Plot: Kim and her boyfriend Matt have just broken up, but they travel together to a cottage nearby a lake to spend the weekend with their friends Eve, Dash and his wife Amber and Baker and his new girlfriend Lily. The atmosphere becomes heavy with the situation between Kim and Matt, and one of them suggests them to play “Dead Mary”. Matt, Eve and Dash summon the evil witch repeating her name three times in front of a mirror with a candle. Along the night, Matt hears weird noises, is killed and returns to life, while part of the group is possessed by the fiend. Without knowing who is possessed, the rest of the group fights to survive. |
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Actors: McCarthy Steven,Majeski Michael,Brown Jefferson,Horror,
How can I find my deceased mothers obituary or her family?
Ok, quick background to help you understand where I’m coming from:
When I was 7 my biological father sent me to live with my aunt and uncle. My mother had "taken off" a few months prior and he decided it would be best for them to raise me so I wouldn’t grow up in a house where my parents were constantly fighting and leaving. A few months after I moved in with my aunt and uncle my dad visited me to tell me that my mother had died. I suppose telling your 7 year old daughter that their mom has died is a hard thing to do so it ended up being months after she’d actually died before he even told me. I never got to say good-bye and I’ve never gotten over her dying, even though she wasn’t really there for me while she was alive. Not being able to say good-bye has caused me to not even be able to accept the fact that she’s dead. I have these little fantasies in my head that one day I’ll be at the grocery store and I’ll run into her miraculously and I’ll find out this whole thing was a cover-up or something. Stupid, I know, but I still have hopes.
I’ve since fallen out of touch with my biological father and my aunt and uncle have lost the address of the one relative of my mothers I was always close to. Here’s what I do know:
My mothers name (as printed on my birth certificate) was: Virginia Claudette Allen Holloway (Allen is her maiden name). Everyone called her "Ginger". She was born on December 2, 1963 somewhere in North Carolina and died sometime in 1998. I was told she was living in either Tennessee or North Carolina when she died but I’m 98% sure her ashes were spread in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. At the time I was born (1991) she lived in Durham, NC (if that matters).
Her sister (the relative I was close to) was named Tammy. I can’t remember her last name but I know she was married and her husband had a heart attack and died. I think they lived in or around Durham, NC, but I’m not entirely sure. She also had a little girl named Mary and a son, whose name I cannot remember but for some reason Matthew rings a bell. My mom also had a sister named Terri, who also died. She had another sister also who I always called "Aunt Sam".
I don’t know if any of this information is useful but I’m longing to find my mothers family and her obituary for some closure. I don’t know what county she died in or what state for sure and I have no clue what funeral home was used. If anyone could please give me some guidance as to how to continue in my search please, please help. I’ve been searching for the past 2 years and I’m exhausted and very frustrated. Thanks so much in advance! 
You could try to locate your father then see what he knows.
You may not find an obituary, but you should be able to get a copy of her death certificate. Here are some sites that might help:
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/f rameset_search.asp
or http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bi n/ssdi.cgi?lastname=HOLLOWAY&start=1 0081
1 – Based on the US Social Security Death Index, this site has a number of search options. I have located records on several deceased family members here. You have enough information to do a good search. I searched for your mother
Dean Stafford