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"There is no excuse for not going to work" and "never stop dreaming," says first Black woman elected to high court.

Georgianna O. Wilson, 82, of Hopkinsville, died on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at her home. A Christian County native, she was retired from Marshall’s food store and was a member of Edgewood Baptist Church.