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Newnan, Georgia – Alice Howell Skinner, 52, died in the presence of her family in her home in Newnan, GA on Saturday, September 29, 2007. Alice was born July 24, 1955, in Selma, Alabama. She was a graduate of Baker High School in Columbus, GA and attended Columbus State University in Columbus, GA. She met and married Richard M. Skinner in Columbus, GA on February 2, 1991 and they resided in Columbus, GA for the first 12 years of their marriage. At the time of her death, they had resided in Newnan, GA for the past 5 years. Alice had worked for the United States Department of Defense Domestic Dependent School system for the past 27 years at Fort Benning, GA, and at the headquarters for the Department of Defense school system in Peachtree City, GA. She held several supervisory positions during her employment with the school system, the last of which was Director of Information Technology for all of the stateside dependent schools.
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Shirley Green (Gilliam) (1972)
I was very sad to hear that Alice is no longer with us.She was always friendly to me and it has been a pleasure to know her. May "GOD" bless you, Alice.
Shirley Green - Gilliam
Classmates 1972 BHS
Catherine "Vinnie" Donato (King) (1972)
I am so sorry to hear of Alice leaving us. We tapped danced together at Eddy as a Rhytmette. We even tried out for Ted Mack's Amateur Hour together. God Bless Alice.Vinnie
Debbie Spidle (Dansereau) (1971)
She was just the sweetest and prettiest girl.......Evelyn "Little Mojo" Mojica (Montgomery) (1974)
Although I knew Alice in high school, I had the opportunity to know her better through the Fort Benning School System. Alice was married to Dick Skinner our superintendent of logistics and Alice worked in the system as well. Alice was so bright and beautiful as well. She was the love of Dick's life and her death saddend all of us in the Fort Benning School System.Rose "Chas" Jones (Carr) (1972)
I am sad to hear of Alice's too soon departure. She always had a sweet smile for everyone. May God give you peace Alice. Keep her memory alive! Chas Jones CarrDebbie Horton (Parker) (1971)
In the past I worked in the Muscogee County School System and Alice and my paths did cross several times. I didn't know she had passed until today. I am really saddened to know this.I also danced with Alice and Vinnie, as we were all Rhythmettes at Eddy Jr. High.
RIP. Debbie Horton Parker