A Reflection of Life Lillie Mae Jones was born June 24, 1936, to Eddie Lee and Lizzie Mae Jones
in Vaughn, Mississippi. She departed this life on October 15, 2025, at her
daughter’s home in Jackson with her family by her side.
Lillie Mae Jones was raised in Vaughan, MS, and her family later moved to
Yazoo City, MS. She joined St. Peter Baptist Church in Yazoo City at an
early age. Lillie Mae attended St. Francis Catholic School in Yazoo City,
Mississippi.
She is survived by three children, [daughters] Eddie Marie Jones of and
Phyllis O. Bell (Anthony), both of Jackson, MS, and [son] Carl E. Jones of
Yazoo City, MS; four grandchildren: LaToya Jones, Jamessa Smith
(Chauncey), and Jamecca Jones, all of Jackson, MS, and Terry “Tre”
Johnson (Tequila) of Euless, TX; eight great-grandchildren: Ashanti Jones
of Jackson, MS, Desmond Jones (Olisha) of Brandon, MS, Jaya Jones of
Jackson, MS, Tremira Johnson of Euless, TX, Janique Jones of Jackson, MS,
Jakari Bell of Euless, TX, Zoey Smith of Jackson, MS, and Bailee Johson of
Euless, TX; three great-great grandchildren: Justin “Junior” Taylor and
Journee Taylor, both of Jackson, MS, and Baby Elias Jones of Brandon, MS;
special friends: Mary Pittman, Magnolia Purvis, Nell Johnson, and Mary
T. Curran, and a host of family and friends from near and far.
Lillie Mae is preceded in death by her parents, Eddie Lee and Lizzie Mae
Jones and his daughter, Linda Diane Jones.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
247 West 6th St., Yazoo City, MS 39194
Memories and condolences can be left on the obituary at the funeral home website.


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