Date Of Birth: September 13, 1945
Date Of Death: May 23, 2011
Mable Sue Marr, 65, was born September 13, 1945 in Allen County, Kentucky to John William and Marie Taylor Marr. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her step-mother Anna Lee Marr, three brothers, Daniel, Billy and J. Willard Marr, Step sister; Martha Wimpee, and two nieces, Janet James and Pamela Marr.
Mable is survived by her sisters, Betty (Bill) Lowes, Faye (Marion) Sledge, Carolyn (Albert) Harper, Step sisters, Margaret Shipley, Anna McGuire, Juanita Hawkins, Nola Sewell, Serilda Eller and Virginia Miller. Two sisters-in-law, Melva Marr and Juanita Marr. Thirteen nephews, ten nieces and several great nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be held at Cornerstone Baptist Church on Friday, May 27 at 11am. Visitation from 4-8 p.m. on Thursday, May 26 and one hour prior to service on Friday. You may visit her online guestbook at www.harrywmoore.com
Tennessee Family says
Our hearts are heavy as we transition to the fact that Aunt Mable is no longer able to physically be with us. But we are surely aware that she is basking in the glory of God’s love, looking down on us, and her spirit will be with us always. And though we will miss her so much, we can take her with us wherever we go. Aunt Mable’s care, love, selflessness, and undying Christian Spirit is something to learn from and live by. We are proud to be able to call her Aunt Mable, but she was more than an Aunt. She was a mother, a sister, a caregiver, and a friend. There’s no more pain or suffering that she will have to endure; she’s in her heavenly reward being serenaded by angels and sitting at the feet of Jesus, and that’s comfort enough for me.
Valarie Dexterhouse says
My sincere prayers are with each of you as we all miss our beautiful and loving Mabel. She has been such a joy to each of us. She has shown us all the meaning of the LordGÇÖs love and peace that can sustain us through our trails. She will be greatly missed but left wonderful memories to many. I am so grateful for having known her and I love the whole family. Love always, Valarie
Pat and Carrolle Banks says
Faye,and Betty, we are sorry to hear of your loss and want you to know that we are thinking of you at this time. Mable was a dear soul, and was thought of highly by my grandmother, Minnie Wicker, for her vists that she made to her when she was homebound.
Just want you to know that we are thinking of you. Pat and Carrolle Banks
Tom and Christine Whitson says
With great sorrow to hear about your loss. Mable was that one extra flower God needed for his bouquet. Tommy talks often about growing up with Betty and Mable and the other cousins getting together for Sunday dinners. The family is in our thoughts and prayers with sincere sympathy. Tom and Chris
James and Anna Clark says
Because God has blessed with a very special friend for so many years; Although our hearts are heavy, we shall pass no tears. We know that Mable is now with God, in his promised grace; And we know that Mable will be helping Jesus, to prepare for us a heavenly place.