Im usually very good at finding these, but not this one.It should show up under the biggest newspaper s obituariesIt doesnt ! You could try searching just the last nameIn case there is something like a J Bernice Adams ( you can set the time frame on the search )http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/atlanta��If this doesnt work, this is a list of the Atlanta Newspaperswith links to their sites. Then see if they have obituaries. http://www.allyoucanread.com/atlanta-new��If he was not from there, it may be in his hometown newspaper in another state. Sorry, I tried !
This is not a travel question. But you may find an obituary by going to the website of the Atlanta newspaper [Journal Constitution maybe?] and doing a search on their back issues. Of course, there may not be an obituary published, as some papers require a fee to publish one and the family may not have wanted to pay it or may not have wanted one published at all.
The Obituary will only show up in the news paper if the family requested one.Do you know for a fact that an obit was published? And what city? If he was in Marietta or Rowsell or any of the many suburban communities the obituary probably appeared in that local newspaper and not the AJC. (Atlanta Jurnal Constitution).If you know the funeral home that officiated the services you should contact them for assitance.
Do you have the right name? You refer to the deceased as he but you listed the name as Bernice, which sounds like a woman s name. If the other respondent couldn t find a listing -- and she appears to have been thorough -- there s a good chance there never was an obit.Sorry.
was it put in the paper? Do you know what paper it was put in? Do you know what funeral home dealt with his remains?