Doris Evangeline Chenault-Hood

She was a Close Friend to our family. I remember her support when my father died. I last saw her at services for my family members. She was active with my Sunday School at St Cyprians. Always kind and loving just a good person, we were fortunate to have in our lives.

I considered Ms Doris a close friend that I met and came to love at PUCC. She will be missed.

That it may never come again is what makes life so sweet. May you have more laughs and smiles, than tears, as you celebrate her life well lived and well lived.

Dear Victor, We are sorry to learn of the death of your mother and our first cousin, Doris. It is with heavy hearts that we send our sincerest condolences to you. We lost two Johnson cousins this past week, your mom and our brother, Arnold. We will always cherish the good memories between your family and ours. Linda fondly remembers babysitting for you and Julie back in the day while your parents were at work. You are in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless! Love always, Gerri, Barbara,...

Mrs. Hood was an elegant, sophisticated, beautiful and intelligent role model for me and many women. Women like her, paved the way for women like me.
For that I am eternally grateful.
Rest in peace.

She was a very loveable lady. I truly confided in her and respected her thoughts. Mrs. Hood will always hold a special place in my Heart ❤. I will truly miss her .

Mrs. Doris Chenault-Hood was an articulate and intelligent lady that our family knew because of her family living next door to our uncle and aunt, Attorney Jesse & Elaine Williams. As we visited over the years from Tennessee, we shared their friendship as neighbors, keeping up with her through all of our life's passages. Doris will certainly be missed...Our condolences go out to her son Victor II, and the Hood Family. The Sherrod Family and Mary Elaine Williams.