1930 Kentucky, Union County, magisterial district 5, E.D. 10, sheet 21A, stamped page 145, film T626-779 (taken 23 Apr 1930)
Boxville and Bordley Rd., dwelling 389, family 390
Moffit, James W., head, owns home $500, male, white, age 41, married at age 29, born Kentucky, father born Kentucky, mother Kentucky, farmer, general farm
--------, Daisy, wife, female, white, age 41, married at age 29, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey
--------, Louise, daughter, female, white, age 8, single, attended school, born Kentucky, father born Kentucky, mother New Jersey
--------, Beatrice, daughter, female, white, age 4, born Kentucky, father Kentucky, mother New Jersey
--------, Anna E., daughter, female, white, age 2/12, single, born Kentucky, father Kentucky, mother New Jersey

1940 Kentucky, Union County, Magisterial District 5, E.D. 113-15, sheet 3B
dwelling 58, owns farm, $250
Moffit, J. William, head, male, white, age 52, married, 4 years of college, born Kentucky, in same house in 1935, farmer
-------, Daisy, H., wife, female, white, age 52, married, 4 years of college, born New Jersey, in same house in 1935
-------, Louise, daughter, female, white, age 19, single, 1 year of college, born Kentucky, same house in 1935
-------, Beatrice, daughter, female, white, age 14, single, 8th grade, born Kentucky, same house in 1935
-------, Ann Elizabeth, daughter, female, white, age 11, single, 4th grade, born Kentucky, same house 1935

Our community sadly lost a pillar on Friday, September 24, 2022, when Anna Moffit Morgan Girvin, passed away from natural causes. Born March 3, 1930, she spent her childhood near her beloved Moffit Lake. She was a 1948 graduate of Morganfield High School where she developed her artistic skills.

She was active in the Morganfield United Methodist Church as a choir member and an active volunteer with the United Methodist Women’s organization. Her creative instincts made her the annual chair of the Christmas decorating committee and the Christmas banners she and her sister Bea made years ago are still in use today,

Anna’s talents were many, she was an extremely accomplished artist (painting anything that didn’t move), the family washer-throwing champion, an avid bridge player, an accomplished golfer, a beloved wife, mother, aunt, community volunteer and friend who loved to entertain. She enjoyed baking and cooking for everyone and anyone. She had a fiery spirit that served to strengthen everyone she met.

She was preceded in death by her husband Bill Morgan, her son Scott Morgan and her sisters Beatrice Marvel and Peggy Johnstone.

Anna is survived by the loving community of Union County and her husband Sidney Girvin, her stepdaughters Patty Wells (Joe) and Barbara Gorman (Mike) and stepson John Girvin, and her sister-in-law Gloria Morgan. Her memory will be cherished and kept alive by her nieces and nephews to whom she was more than an aunt, Erich Vierkant (Janie), Jim “Boo” Vierkant (Rhonda), Mike Marvel (Samantha), Melinda Marvel, Nancy Ratay (Gary), David Morgan (Catherine), Mark Morgan (Sue), Frank Morgan (Julie), Rebecca Dyer, Rachel Phipps (Bill) and Beverly Morgan.

Anna’s secret to a happy life was to savor every second she spent with people she loved. In lieu of flowers the family wishes that you spend time with your children, take a walk through the woods with your loved ones, cheer on the Cats and make a toast to enduring friendships lifelong and beyond. That is what Anna would wish for you.

A celebration of life will be held at the Morganfield United Methodist Church on October 8 with visitation from 10-11 and the service at 11.
Whitsell Funeral Home: https://www.whitsellfuneralhome.com/obituaries/obi...YjGmk4ii8rhNPFgsOU2g