The Henry County Board of Commissioners voted in August to dedicate the community room at Cochran Public Library in memory of long-time educator Dr. Marilyn Flynn. Shown here are District 4 Commissioner Vivian Thomas, left, and board Chair Carlotta Harrell at Wednesday’s dedication ceremoney.
Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford recalls his relationship with the late Dr. Marilyn Flynn at a plaque and signage unveiling in her honor at Cochran Library Wednesday.
The Henry County Board of Commissioners voted in August to dedicate the community room at Cochran Public Library in memory of long-time educator Dr. Marilyn Flynn. Shown here are District 4 Commissioner Vivian Thomas, left, and board Chair Carlotta Harrell at Wednesday’s dedication ceremoney.
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Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford recalls his relationship with the late Dr. Marilyn Flynn at a plaque and signage unveiling in her honor at Cochran Library Wednesday.
Special Photo: Jerry Jackson
Stockbridge City Councilwoman Yolanda Barber unveils the signage that names the Community Meeting Room in honor of Dr. Marilyn Flynn.
STOCKBRIDGE — Henry County government and the city of Stockbridge Wednesday honored the legacy of Dr. Marilyn Louise Flynn, who dedicated her life to the education and wellbeing of children in Henry and Clayton counties.
The community meeting room at Cochran Public Library was dedicated in Flynn’s memory and a plaque recognizing her contributions was placed in the library. The Henry Board of Commissioners voted unanimously in August to honor Flynn with the dedication.
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