Lovinia Macklin Online Obituary Tribute

In Memory Of Lovinia Macklin (née Taylor)

9th July 1919 – 5th December 2008

This obituary was created in the memory of Lovinia Macklin (née Taylor), born in Rankin CO Mississippi on the 9th July 1919 and passed away on the 5th December 2008, 89 years of age.

Biography

Full Name: Lovinia Macklin (née Taylor)

Born: 9th July 1919

Passed Away: 5th December 2008

Age: 89 years of age

Location: Pelahatchie, Alabama

Country: The United States

Father: James Taylor

Mother: Mattie Taylor

Birth Place: Rankin CO Mississippi

Spouse: Earl Macklin Sr.

Children: Earl Macklin(Shirley , Robert Macklin(Freddie) Donald Macklin(Monica) Henry Macklin(Delisa) all of Las Vegas NV, Ola Johnson(Ed) of Pelahachie MS

Siblings: Sarah taylor, Bobbie Bilbro

Occupation: home maker

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This obituary was created by kesha on 4 Dec 2008 (update)

I brought her home today God, Back to a place where she had once trod
I think she knew maybe deep in her soul,that this was a place that once made her whole.
Oh, how I long to see her smile for I know the pain that goes with each mile I remember the happy times of days gone by and how too quickly they did fly I see with the passing of every day a little more of her is taken away But while she is losing a little more from here I know that closer to heaven she is drawing near.

Still the pain of watching her slip away lays heavy on my heart every single day I know too God that you are near and I really should not have anything to fear But fear I do for her and for me because you know I do not always see the good there is in everything here in losing the ones we hold so dear When she reaches out and touches my hand I feel the closeness and her love so grand And when my name she speaks so soft my soul soars higher and higher aloft I guess what I want God is your grace in my pain to ever remind me that my loss is her gain Let me take those smiles and the gentle touch and hold them in my heart where they mean so much and never let me forget that you are at work here even though in my darkest fear I am losing a mother as you gain a child let not your work ever be defiled But forgive me God when I question why for I know that you hold her and could help her fly a faster journey to her home above where there is no pain only total love.

From your children

Grandma,

we remember the good times that you made us laugh, when you made us cookies and tea. Grandma we will miss you always.

For you are not gone, you are now my angel that watches over me.

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