Birth date: Jul 11, 1938 Death date: Jan 15, 2024
Funeral services- 10:00 AM Saturday January 20th 2024 at First Baptist Church in Clarendon with Rev. Lance Wood, Pastor, and Rev. Eddy Helms, officiating. Interment will follow at Citizens Cemetery in Clarendon. Arrangements by Ro Read Obituary
Tiny was such a precious lady! Wayne and I loved her dearly. I’m so sorry I won’t be able to attend her service, I would love to visit with her children and grandchildren! I want you to know that I love y’all and will be praying; we are all going to miss her so much!
I too will miss Tiny. She was a friend to all and indeed a joy to be with. I grew up with Lynn and Karen and always felt welcome in her home, and loved by her. She did have a zest and joy for life and a genuine interest in others. I will miss her very much and love her dearly.
Tiny was one of a kind. I was blessed to know her and call her my friend. She introduced us to Schnauzers and we have a Fritz today! Lynn and Karen have been friends all their lives and I love them dearly. Tiny will be missed. RIP, sweet Tiny.
When I was a junior in high school and my daddy was in the hospital in a coma for a month, I stayed with Tiny and Gene. They bred schnauzers. Fritz was my favorite. They made time bearable.
More recently she drove a group of ladies to Sod Poodle games including my mother. Mother had such fun. Tiny will be missed.
I worked for the Aldersons at their Chevrolet dealership in 68 and 69. Tiny was great to work for, always friendly and upbeat. Condolences to the family.
I did not know Tiny for long but she was so fun to know. Took life as it came and laughed at its difficulties. We'll all miss her !! ❤️
She was always such a sweetheart such a delight. SHE LIKED HER BALLGAMES. ENJOYED our time playing domino's. She will surely be missed.Prayers for comfort Cherish your memories.
It was my privilege to know Tiny as she was a member of Friends of the Library of which I'm also a member. She seemed to always have a positive outlook on things. She always greeted me with a smile. I know she loved quilting. And she seemed to love Clarendon.
God's peace to the family at this difficult time.
We have just gotten moved in and I was looking forward to quilting with Tiny. She invited me to her house some years ago and we "oooed" and "awwwwed" fabric for the longest time. I will sorely miss her talent,positive outlook, and enthusiasm for life. How she loved her family and was so very proud of them (us) all. We cannot keep from sharing the loves of our lives and her family was the top!!
