Mary E. Doty Trowell

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A. D. Porter & Sons Funeral Home - Downtown

1300 West Chestnut Street

Louisville, Kentucky

Mary Trowell Obituary

TROWELL, MARY E. DOTY, 71, passed away Saturday, January 3, 2008. She was a faithful member of Newburg Apostolic Church. She was preceded in death by her parents; one brother; her husband, Louis R. Trowell Jr.; and her daughter, Crystal Trowell Muhammad. Survivors: daughter, Deborah Hornbuckle; siblings, Myrtle Hamilton, Sandra Smith and Linda Doty; five grandchildren, Robin Berry (Kevin), Juan and Bill Hornbuckle (Miriam) and Kimberly and Krystal Trowell; four great-grandchildren; son-in-law, Mahdi Muhammad; several nieces and nephews; and a host of family and friends. Funeral: 1 p.m. Thursday at her church, 4817 Indian Trail, with burial at Green Meadows. Visitation: 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at A.D. Porter & Sons Inc., 1300 W. Chestnut St.

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Published by Courier-Journal on Jan. 6, 2009.

Memories and Condolences
for Mary Trowell

6 Entries

KIMBERLY(KIMMY-POO) TROWELL

January 8, 2009

HEY NANNY IM GOING TO MISS U SO MUCH. IT HURTS MY FEELINGS TO KNOW THAT MY UNBORN CHILD WILL NEVER GET THE CHANCE TO MEET U. NOW MY BABY ISNT GOING TO HAVE ANY GRANDPARENTS. BUT I HAVE ALOT OF MEMORIES TO TELL HIM OR HER. YOU HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A COOL AND HIP GRANDMOTHER. I REMEMBER WHEN KRIS AND I USE TO SPEND THE NIGHT ON THE WEEKENDS. AND ON SUNDAY MORNINGS WE HAD TO GET READY 4 CHURCH AND LOUIS WOULD GIVE US MAXWELL COFFEE AND MONEY TO PUT IN CHURCH. AND HOW U ALWAYS GAVE USE PENNIES TO GO TO MOZELL'S TO GET PENNY CANDY. WE HAD SOME GOOD TIMES. PLAYING CARDS GOING SHOPPING MOMMA, U AND ME. THOSE WERE THE GOOD DAYS. THEN WHEN U WAS AT SUMMERFIELD I WOULD COME UP THERE AND PLAY BINGO. U WOULD SAY COME ON KIMMY-POO PLAY SO U CAN GIVE ME THE MONEY. U ALWAYS MADE SURE THAT I BROUGHT U SOMETHING TO EAT. CAUSE U USE TO SAY, THIS FOOD IS GOING TO KILL ME IF U DONT BRING ME SOMETHING TO EAT. PLAYING THE GUILT TRIP ON ME. TELL MOM AND GRANNY I SAID HELLO. I CANT WAIT TO SEE ALL OF YOU AGAIN. ARIEONA KEEP ASKING ABOUT U TO. KRIS TOLD HER U UP IN HEAVEN WITH MOMMA. LUV YOU AND TAKE CARE OF OUR FAMILY. CAUSE I KNOW YOU LOOKING DOWN ON US.

Vicki Carroll Active Day

January 8, 2009

I first came to know Mary at Almost Family about 6 years ago. She brightened our lives and we had many fun times through the years. She enjoyed life and joking with others. She made our days fun. It has been a pleasure to know Mrs Mary. I had the privledge of visiting with her just before Christmas and had the opportunity to give her one last hug on this earth. She is truely missed. May god be with you in your time of need.

Freddy Smith

January 8, 2009

Aunt Mare, I know we didn't have alot of times spent together just one on one, but I do remember moma telling me about you and Granny coming all the way to Oklahoma City to see me when I was born, riding on the Greyhound, and then when I came down for my first summer by myself you was there to meet me at the Greyhound station with that big smile and pinching my cheeks! I always knew that if I was hungry or needed something you always had it, as kids coming to spend the nightover Grannys you would always make sure we (Larry and I) would make sure Uncle George had food to eat and that Granny was, well just being Granny. You made sure to remind us every time we were there not to embarrass you, and if someone said that we were doing something wrong they better had known what they were taling about cause if they were wrong you had a good clowning session for them. Over the years I didn't come and see as much as I should have, but I do remember the last time we spent together when I brought Brent up to see you, and you held him, made us feed him, and pinched his cheeks and reminded me of that hot summer when you came to OKC to see me as a baby, I am glad I took pictures so I can tell him who you are. I love you and tell Aunt Necie, Granny and Uncle George I love and miss them very much. See you one day later in life I will still be the fat kid and I will probaly have my glasses back by then!

Lillian Williamson

January 7, 2009

Sandra Smith
We are praying for you and your family in Mary's Passings.
May God ease your sorrow in your time of Loss and give you pece and strength in knowing there is always a place for your love ones and that they will never be alone in the company of His Son Jesus.

Lillian Williamson and Family

Donetta Bradley

January 7, 2009

Linda, I am so very sorry to hear of your loss, your family has my love and prayers.

sally@ darrell doty carr

January 6, 2009

May God be with you all and the family. Truly god is good in time like these we know we have a savior.

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