Louise K. Warren
Louise K. Warren, 80, a homemaker, of Magee, died Sunday, September 7, 2008, at Magee General Hospital in Magee.
Funeral services were Monday, September 8, at Kennedy Springs Baptist Church in Magee with burial in the church cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee handled arrangements.
Ms. Warren was born August 4, 1928 in Simpson County to Ivy Knight and Maxie Mae Womack Knight.
Her father, Ivy Knight, preceded her in death while she was an infant. Her mother remarried Sam Craft, who raised Louise as his own. Louise loved and respected him very much.
She married Mitchell Warren and began her family. She was a homemaker and a real “go-getter.”
Survivors include her son, Larry and Julie Warren; grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Warren, Nina and Rob Grubbs, Courtney and Andy Stevens and Ashley and Jeff Jennings; great-grandchildren, Walker, Jackson, Katy Rix Warren, Robert and Genevieve Grubbs, Juliana Jennings, and Abigail and Baby Girl Stevens; brothers, Sammie Rayford Craft, Lonnie Craft, George Samuel Craft, Jr., Glenn Howard Craft; sisters, Georgia Strickland, Tina Puckett, Dorothy Carter and Martha Ponder.
She was preceded in death by her father, Ivy Knight; mother, Maxie May Womack Craft; daddy, Sam Craft; husband, Mitchell Warren; a son, Jerry Warren; brothers, Elmer Roberts and R. T. Craft; sisters, Myrtis Neeley and Jean Lewis.
Published in The Magee Courier, 11 Sep 2008, Thu, Page A06
Louise K. Warren, 80, a homemaker, of Magee, died Sunday, September 7, 2008, at Magee General Hospital in Magee.
Funeral services were Monday, September 8, at Kennedy Springs Baptist Church in Magee with burial in the church cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee handled arrangements.
Ms. Warren was born August 4, 1928 in Simpson County to Ivy Knight and Maxie Mae Womack Knight.
Her father, Ivy Knight, preceded her in death while she was an infant. Her mother remarried Sam Craft, who raised Louise as his own. Louise loved and respected him very much.
She married Mitchell Warren and began her family. She was a homemaker and a real “go-getter.”
Survivors include her son, Larry and Julie Warren; grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Warren, Nina and Rob Grubbs, Courtney and Andy Stevens and Ashley and Jeff Jennings; great-grandchildren, Walker, Jackson, Katy Rix Warren, Robert and Genevieve Grubbs, Juliana Jennings, and Abigail and Baby Girl Stevens; brothers, Sammie Rayford Craft, Lonnie Craft, George Samuel Craft, Jr., Glenn Howard Craft; sisters, Georgia Strickland, Tina Puckett, Dorothy Carter and Martha Ponder.
She was preceded in death by her father, Ivy Knight; mother, Maxie May Womack Craft; daddy, Sam Craft; husband, Mitchell Warren; a son, Jerry Warren; brothers, Elmer Roberts and R. T. Craft; sisters, Myrtis Neeley and Jean Lewis.
Published in The Magee Courier, 11 Sep 2008, Thu, Page A06
Louise K. Warren
Louise K. Warren, 80, a homemaker, of Magee, died Sunday, September 7, 2008, at Magee General Hospital in Magee.
Funeral services were Monday, September 8, at Kennedy Springs Baptist Church in Magee with burial in the church cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee handled arrangements.
Ms. Warren was born August 4, 1928 in Simpson County to Ivy Knight and Maxie Mae Womack Knight.
Her father, Ivy Knight, preceded her in death while she was an infant. Her mother remarried Sam Craft, who raised Louise as his own. Louise loved and respected him very much.
She married Mitchell Warren and began her family. She was a homemaker and a real “go-getter.”
Survivors include her son, Larry and Julie Warren; grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Warren, Nina and Rob Grubbs, Courtney and Andy Stevens and Ashley and Jeff Jennings; great-grandchildren, Walker, Jackson, Katy Rix Warren, Robert and Genevieve Grubbs, Juliana Jennings, and Abigail and Baby Girl Stevens; brothers, Sammie Rayford Craft, Lonnie Craft, George Samuel Craft, Jr., Glenn Howard Craft; sisters, Georgia Strickland, Tina Puckett, Dorothy Carter and Martha Ponder.
She was preceded in death by her father, Ivy Knight; mother, Maxie May Womack Craft; daddy, Sam Craft; husband, Mitchell Warren; a son, Jerry Warren; brothers, Elmer Roberts and R. T. Craft; sisters, Myrtis Neeley and Jean Lewis.
Published in The Magee Courier, 11 Sep 2008, Thu, Page A06
Louise K. Warren, 80, a homemaker, of Magee, died Sunday, September 7, 2008, at Magee General Hospital in Magee.
Funeral services were Monday, September 8, at Kennedy Springs Baptist Church in Magee with burial in the church cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee handled arrangements.
Ms. Warren was born August 4, 1928 in Simpson County to Ivy Knight and Maxie Mae Womack Knight.
Her father, Ivy Knight, preceded her in death while she was an infant. Her mother remarried Sam Craft, who raised Louise as his own. Louise loved and respected him very much.
She married Mitchell Warren and began her family. She was a homemaker and a real “go-getter.”
Survivors include her son, Larry and Julie Warren; grandchildren, Mitchell and Rachel Warren, Nina and Rob Grubbs, Courtney and Andy Stevens and Ashley and Jeff Jennings; great-grandchildren, Walker, Jackson, Katy Rix Warren, Robert and Genevieve Grubbs, Juliana Jennings, and Abigail and Baby Girl Stevens; brothers, Sammie Rayford Craft, Lonnie Craft, George Samuel Craft, Jr., Glenn Howard Craft; sisters, Georgia Strickland, Tina Puckett, Dorothy Carter and Martha Ponder.
She was preceded in death by her father, Ivy Knight; mother, Maxie May Womack Craft; daddy, Sam Craft; husband, Mitchell Warren; a son, Jerry Warren; brothers, Elmer Roberts and R. T. Craft; sisters, Myrtis Neeley and Jean Lewis.
Published in The Magee Courier, 11 Sep 2008, Thu, Page A06
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