Loganville community remembers the life of Penny Tribble, 78

Tribble was a Loganville High School alumna and former Miss Loganville High School who remained active in Loganville United Methodist Church.

Mar. 15, 2026 at 5:39am

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The Loganville community is mourning the passing of 78-year-old Penny Tribble, a longtime resident and active member of the Loganville United Methodist Church. Tribble, a Loganville High School alumna and former Miss Loganville High School, died on March 10 in Athens, and a brief graveside service is planned for March 17 at Chestnut Grove Baptist Church in Grayson.

Why it matters

Penny Tribble was a well-known and respected member of the Loganville community, having attended the local high school and remained active in the community throughout her life. Her passing is being mourned by many in the town.

The details

Tribble died on March 10 in Athens. A brief graveside service is planned for March 17 at Chestnut Grove Baptist Church in Grayson, and friends are invited to share condolences through Tim Stewart Funeral Home.

  • Penny Tribble died on March 10, 2026.
  • A graveside service is planned for March 17, 2026.

The players

Penny Tribble

A 78-year-old Loganville resident and alumna of Loganville High School, where she was named Miss Loganville High School. She remained an active member of the Loganville United Methodist Church until her passing.

Loganville United Methodist Church

The church where Penny Tribble was an active member.

Chestnut Grove Baptist Church

The church where Penny Tribble's graveside service will be held.

Tim Stewart Funeral Home

The funeral home handling the arrangements for Penny Tribble's service.

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The takeaway

Penny Tribble's passing is a loss for the Loganville community, where she was a well-known and respected figure. Her involvement in the local high school and church demonstrate her deep roots in the town, and her memorial service will allow the community to come together and remember her life.