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Mae Paramore Obituary
Mrs. Paramore, a native of Pitt County, lived for 35 years in Painesville, Ohio. In 1999, she and her husband retired and moved back to Greenville. Since then she has been active in Temple F.W.B. Church, where she was involved in tract outreach ministry. She was also active in her cancer support group.
Mrs. Paramore was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph H. Paramore; grandson, Richard Michael Wortman; sister, Becky Staton; brothers, Melvin Warren, Donnie Warren, Charles Warren, J.T. Warren, and Frank Warren.
She is survived by her children, Brenda Murphy and husband, Martin, of Concord Township, Ohio, Joey Paramore and wife, Patti, of Greenville, Jena Paramore and husband, Robert Edwards, of Farmville; grandchildren, Nicholas Edwards, of Farmville, Jeremy Murphy and wife, Amy, of Toledo, Ohio, Shannon Grampa and husband, Marcus, of Fairport Harbor, Ohio, and Michael Page, of Greenville; great-grandchild, Hannah Murphy, of Toledo, Ohio; siblings, Daisy Thompson of Painesville, Ohio, Eugene Warren of Pactolus, Helen Paramore, Sissy Warren, Larry Warren, Ann Braswell, and Sammy Wayne Warren, all of Belvoir; and these special people in Mae and Joe's lives: special sister, Jean Hudson; nieces, Carolyn Capps of Williamston; Diane Durst, of Painesville, Ohio, and Debbie Pollard, of Belvoir; and friend, Carolyn Fellows; and many other nieces and nephews that were all special to her.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 930-B Wellness Drive, Greenville, NC 27834.
Online condolences at www.wilkersonfuneralhome.com.
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Memories and Condolences
for Mae Paramore
6 Entries
Carolyn Fellows
January 31, 2012
Brenda, Joey, and Jena
So sorry to hear about the loss of your mother, she was a very special to so many people during her lifetime. Mae loved the Lord with all her heart, and lived it every day. I thank God everyday for your mother, she changed my life and many others, and she will always live on in our hearts. Just remember we will see her again in heaven for those who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ. Praying for all of you during this difficult time, God be with you all. Until we meet again.
Carolyn Fellows, Columbus, Ohio
Angie Reid
January 21, 2012
Mae will missed. She was a special lady and it was an honor being in the Sisters cancer support group with her. She was a strong Christian and an inspiration.
Kristin Stapleford
January 20, 2012
To the Paramore Family:
Ms. Mae was a special friend to me. She was a Christian Woman that I looked up to. I will greatly miss her and seeing her at church. I got to spend some final moments with her ... she will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers ... Kristin
Becky Sue Ayers/Denney
January 20, 2012
Aunt Mae as we grieve you it's going to be hard to understand
The difference between Yesterday and today for you
Yesterday you were here,
and today you are gone.
Yesterday you were in pain,
and today, your pain is just a memory.
Yesterday you had to fight for your life,
and today you have been given a new one.
Yesterday you had to worry about death,
and today you know that there is nothing to worry about.
Yesterday you had to wonder when you would go,
and today, you know.
I will never be able to imagine what you've been through but
I know that God was in control and he cared for you.
He has seen your pain and your tears as they fell.
Our father in heaven is the only one that could tell.
I know that at times life didn't seem fair
but God didn't put on you more then you could bare.
and you kept the "Faith" in whatever you did because you knew
in Gods house there was a special place just for you.
God didn't promise us days without pain, laughter without sorrow
But God did promise us strength for the day and comfort for the tears
and light for the way.
And for all who believe in his kingdom above.
He to will answer your faith with everlasting love.
He has sent a beautiful person to rest
God broke our hearts today to prove
He only takes the best
God knew you had to leave us
But he knew you would not go alone
A big part of us went with you
today when he took you home
To some you will be forgotten
To others you will be just the past
But to those that loved and lost you
Your memory will ALWAYS last.
Melissa Nicholson
January 20, 2012
Joe, Jena & Patti... We are so sorry for your loss. Caitie & I will keep you and your family and friends in our thoughts and prayers. RIP Mae
January 19, 2012
Diane and family - so sorry to hear about your aunt Mae. I know she was a tremendous influence on your life and will live forever in your heart. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Michelle Gifford
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