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04/09/2026

Tom Crain, Jr.

Tom Crain, Jr., 77, passed away peacefully at his home, surrounded by his loving family, on April 9, 2026.

Tom was born on May 6, 1948, in Memphis, Tennessee, to Tom and Ruby Crain. He was raised in Wilson, Arkansas, where he developed the strong character and caring spirit that would define his life.

He attended Mississippi State University and later completed his education at Hendrix Physical Therapy School in Arkansas. Tom began his career as a physical therapist at Methodist Hospital in Memphis. He went on to serve as head of the Physical Therapy Department at St. Joseph’s Hospital before moving to Tallassee, where he became Director of Physical Therapy at Tallassee Community Hospital. He opened Tallassee Rehab in 1998 where he served the Tallassee community. He inspired many young people in the field of physical therapy.

Tom was an active member of First Methodist Church in Tallassee, where he taught Sunday School and served on numerous church committees. He was a familiar and cherished presence on the sidelines at Tallassee High School football games, where he volunteered his time evaluating injuries and supporting the team as one of its most devoted fans.

A passionate supporter of Mississippi State athletics, Tom attended as many games as he could, always bringing his positive attitude and enthusiasm. He found great joy in fishing and hunting, and even greater joy in helping others- whether through his profession, athletics, or simply lending a hand to someone in need.

Tom served on numerous advisory boards, including the Community Hospital Board of Directors and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Advisory Board.

Tom had a profound impact on his family, especially his grandchildren, and on everyone fortunate enough to know him. His kindness, generosity, and unwavering willingness to serve others will be remembered always.

He is survived by his loving wife, Jeanette; his three children, Justin Crain (Kaci), Natalie Milner (Brent), and Jake Crain (Jennifer); his eight grandchildren, Macy, Milly, Brue, Cooper, Beau, Lochlyn, Ruby and Riggs and sister-in-law, Patty Smith (Darryl), Daniel and Ben Smith. He is preceded in death by his parents.

The family will receive visitors on Friday, April 10, 2026, from 5:00PM until 7:00PM at First Methodist Church in Tallassee, Alabama. Mr. Crain will lie in state at the church Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 1:00PM until service time at 2:00PM. Interment will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery, Tallassee, Alabama.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to First Methodist Church of Tallassee, 1 Jordan Avenue, Tallassee, Alabama 36078

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04/08/2026

Kathryne Janice Taylor

Kathryne Janice Taylor, born on November 5, 1955, in Tallassee, Alabama, passed away on April 6, 2026. She was a cherished member of her community and devoted her professional life to the service of others, working diligently for the State of Alabama at the J.S. Tarwater Developmental Center in Wetumpka for an impressive 32 years. Her commitment to her work left a lasting impression on all who had the privilege to know her.

Janice was a woman of warmth and grace, known for her love of flowers and her unwavering passion for Alabama football. These simple joys reflected a life filled with enthusiasm and a deep connection to her roots. She found her greatest fulfillment as a devoted mother and grandmother, roles she embraced with pride and boundless affection.

She is survived by her daughters, Jamie Taylor and Jennifer Taylor, who carry forward her legacy of love and strength. Her grandchildren—Ja'twon D. Griffin, Ma'Kiyah C. Cobb, Cali L. Cobb and great-grandson, Jace Griffin—were a continual source of joy and pride to her. Kathryne's family circle also includes her brothers, Michael J. Williams, Barry K. Williams, and Darrell Hooks (Tia); sister, Ann Hooks; special nephew, Anthony Molton, special friend, Mitchell “Mickey” Spivey and special classmates, Betty Dumas, Clara Turner, Bernice Barton Simmons, Joanne Potts and fellow alumni of the Tallassee High School Class of 1974.

Janice is preceded in death by her husband, Captain James B. Taylor; son, Corey Amos; parents, James and Catherine Molton Williams; brother, Charles Molton; and granddaughter, Antwoniyah “Rabbit Taylor” Griffin. These cherished family members live on in the hearts and memories of those who knew Janice’s warmth and kindness.

Family, friends, and those whose lives Janice touched are invited to pay their respects during a visitation held on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. until 2:00 p.m., followed by a Celebration of Life at Jeffcoat Funeral Home, Tallassee, Alabama. The service will be presided over by Reverend J. D. Oliver, who will honor Janice’s life with dignity and grace. Repast will follow at 1220 Café, 1220 Gilmer Ave, Tallassee, Alabama.

Kathryne Janice Taylor’s legacy is one of love, service, and dedication. Her gentle spirit and the unwavering devotion to her family will continue to inspire all who knew her. She will be deeply missed but fondly remembered by the Tallassee community and beyond.

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04/03/2026

Linda Faye Harris

Linda Faye Harris, a luminous beacon of love and devotion, passed away peacefully on April 2, 2026. Born on May 3, 1947, Faye’s life was a testament to the enduring power of compassion, dedication, and heartfelt service to others. She departed this world lovingly surrounded by “her girls,” a cherished circle that reflected the profound connections she so tenderly nurtured throughout her seventy-eight years.

From the very beginning, Faye embodied a spirit that was both dynamic and nurturing. A phenomenal cook with an enviable flair for hospitality, she delighted in bringing people together around her table, where the warmth of her heart was as palpable as the delightful meals she prepared. Her love for Elvis revealed a playful and joyous side, a connection to a timeless era that brought unmistakable sparkle to her life.

Faye was a woman of great integrity, admired for her honesty and her servant’s heart, qualities that she lived out daily. True to her nature, she found profound joy in giving of herself to meet the needs of others, a gift that echoed through every relationship she cherished.

Faye’s living legacy is carried forward proudly by her beloved grandchildren, those she affectionately called “her girls”: Lindsey Parker (Matt), Molly Valladares (Carlos), and Samantha Jimmerson (Wesley). The joy of her life was further enriched by MawMaw’s great-grandchildren—Aiden, Elizabeth, Eli, Robert, and one precious little one eagerly awaited. Her close-knit family circle was supported by her brothers—Jesse O’Neal Henderson, Gary Henderson, and Jimmy Smith (Peggie)—along with a host of nieces and nephews who always held her in the highest regard. Among her dearest companions was Carolyn Varden, her steadfast best friend, who shared countless moments of friendship and solace.

She is preceded in death by her beloved husband of fifty-eight years, Ralph E. “Cotton” Harris; her son, Mark Allen Harris; parents, Jesse B. and Mary Jim “Nonnie” Henderson and sister, Mary Margaret Cullars.

The community will gather to honor Linda’s remarkable life at Jeffcoat Funeral Home, located at 255 Friendship Road, Tallassee, Alabama 36078. The family will receive friends Thursday, April 9, 2026, from 2:00PM until 3:00PM, providing a time for reflection and remembrances. This will be followed immediately by a Celebration of Life at 3:00PM, a fitting tribute to a soul who so deeply touched the lives of many. The service will be officiated by Reverend Jay Woodall.

In the quiet spaces left in the wake of her passing, one can still sense the enduring strength of a woman who loved deeply, served faithfully, and embraced life with open arms. Linda Faye Harris shall remain forever etched in the hearts of those she loved, a paragon of kindness and a profound caregiver whose indelible spirit will continue to inspire.

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04/01/2026

Babette Joy Nelson

Babette Joy Nelson, born May 2, 1965, left us on March 31, 2026. She was a cherished soul whose spirit touched many around her and whose presence will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who knew her.

Babette was an accomplished individual who earned her Associate of Science Degree from Central Alabama Community College, a testament to her dedication and love for learning. Beyond her academic achievements, Babette found great joy in the simple and beautiful pleasures of life. She was passionate about poetry and arts and crafts, expressing her creativity with remarkable talent and patience. Her fondness for cats and elephants reflected her gentle nature and love for the creature world, qualities that endeared her to everyone who shared in these interests with her.

She is survived by a loving family that reflects the warmth and generosity she embodied throughout her life. Her children, Brandon Wilson (Wenda), Kaylie Fannin (Josh), Joshua Wilson (Jess), Kimberleigh Hewitt and Josiah Gray continue to honor her memory. Babette’s spirit lives on through her sisters, Bunny Rice and Tammy Fisher, as well as her special friend, Carla Bolden, who provided companionship and support. Her legacy is further carried forward by her grandchildren: Korbin Wilson, Hayden Wilson, Landon Wilson, Harper Luttrell, Celestine Wilson, River Luttrell, Asher Luttrell, Joseph Luttrell, Jacob Fannin, Kaytlin Fannin, Zain Moore, Alaina Kent, Mia Moore, Mac Moore, Caroline Burton, and Kyleigh Burton. Additionally, her great-granddaughter Evangeline Wilson brings light and hope, a living symbol of Babette’s enduring influence.

Babette is preceded in death by several beloved family members, including her parents, John and Betty Hatswell Roberts; her brothers, Pat Wilson, Mike Wilson, and Terry Wilson; her sister, Bambi Wilson; and her husband, Scott Hewitt.

A Celebration of Life for Babette Nelson will be held at a later date, providing an opportunity for family and friends to gather, honor her memory, and celebrate the profound impact she had on their lives.

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04/01/2026

Ealy Ray Baker

Ealy Ray Baker, a devoted husband, father, and longtime member of the Tallassee community, passed away peacefully on March 31, 2026. Born on December 11, 1946, in Tallassee, Alabama, Ray lived a life marked by steadfast dedication to his family, his faith, and his career.

Mr. Baker’s professional journey was distinguished by over forty years of service with Alabama Power, where he was known for his commitment and work ethic. Beyond his profession, Ray was a faithful member of Providence Primitive Baptist Church, where he found spiritual fulfillment and community.

Ray was a man who cherished the simple joys of life. He loved fishing, found enthusiasm in cheering for the Auburn Tigers and listening to the Auburn University Marching Band. He took great delight in watching his grandchildren play ball—moments that brought him immense happiness and pride.

His proudest accomplishments were being a faithful husband and a loving father and grandfather. He leaves behind a beloved wife, Vicki Oliver Baker, whose partnership was a source of strength and love throughout his life. Together with his former wife Karen, he and Vicki raised a close-knit family that carries forward his legacy.

Surviving him are his four children: Amy Jeter (Chuck), Ken Baker, Arthur Oliver, and Jennifer Whittington (Chris). As a testament to his love for his family, Ray lovingly served as a father figure to his brother Andy’s children, Jeff and Lisa.

Ray’s family circle also includes his cherished grandchildren—Ashton Baker, Ashley Jeter (Andria), Quinton Jeter (Kristen), Beau Baker, Eli Whittington, and Abram Whittington—as well as several great-grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his parents, James and Frances Baker, and his brother, Andy Baker, whose memories remain dear to the family.

Funeral services will be held on Thursday, April 2, 2026, beginning at 10:00 a.m. at Providence Primitive Baptist Church, located on Chana Creek Road in Tallassee, Alabama. The burial will follow at Rose Hill Cemetery. A reception will follow in the church fellowship hall following the service at the cemetery.

Ealy Ray Baker’s life was one of quiet dedication, deep faith, and boundless love for his family and community. His presence will be greatly missed but fondly remembered.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Providence Primitive Baptist Church, P.O. Box 240234, Eclectic, AL 36024.

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03/31/2026

Dina K. Clark

Dina K. Clark, a creative soul, devoted mother, and spirited entrepreneur, passed away peacefully on March 29, 2026. Born on March 1, 1961, in Ashland, Kentucky, Dina lived a life full of love, creativity, and connection.

Dina was known for her artistic talent and entrepreneurial drive. While raising her daughters, she owned and operated an art gallery and sign shop, pouring her heart into every piece she created. Her creativity wasn’t just a gift—it was a way of life that she shared with everyone around her.

In her professional life, Dina also served as an administrator and worked in marketing, where she found joy in supporting and advocating for the elderly. Her compassion and ability to connect with others made a lasting impact on the lives she touched.

Dina had a wild and joyful spirit. She loved to sing with her children and grandchildren—songs that will continue to echo through generations. From “Sipping Cider Through a Straw” to “Mary Poppins,” those moments of laughter and music became cherished traditions that her great-grandchildren will carry on.

Above all, Dina was an incredible mother and grandmother. Her greatest work, however, was the love she shared with her own mother. Their bond was unwavering and stands as a beautiful example of unconditional love.

She is survived by her daughters, Christy Goodwin (Tommy) and Kelly Warnick (Edward); stepson, Robbie Clark (Kim); and mother, Darlene Clutters Chaffin. Dina’s legacy lives on through her grandchildren: Abigail Healy (Jack), Olivia Moeshlin, Devin Goodwin (Chezney), Cailey Richardson (Brady), Chloe Butler (Jason), Bailey Goodwin, Brady Goodwin, Gavin Bowen, Emma Bowen, Ethan Clark, Colby Clark, Peyton Ledbetter, Brandon Clark, Samantha Clark, and Gabriel Clark; and her beloved great-grandchildren, Sophia, Liam, and Adeline. She also leaves behind a nephew, Michael Chaffin (Sarah), who held a special place in her heart.

Dina is preceded in death by her daughter, Melinda Moeshlin; husband, David Clark; father, C. E. Chaffin; and brother, Alan Chaffin. Their memories remain an integral part of the life she lived and the family she loved so deeply.

A Celebration of Life to honor Dina’s remarkable journey and the warmth she brought to so many will be announced at a later date.

Dina K. Clark will be remembered for her creativity, her vibrant spirit, and the deep, enduring love she had for her family.

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03/29/2026

Lawton Byron Boulware

With profound sorrow and heartfelt reverence, we announce the passing of Lawton Byron Boulware, a distinguished gentleman who departed this life on March 27, 2026. Born on April 11, 1941, in the serene surroundings of Tallapoosa County, Alabama, Byron lived a life that was both rich in dedication and abundant in love.

A member of Elam Baptist Church in Tallassee, Alabama, Byron’s faith was a guiding beacon throughout his journey. His professional life was marked by faithful service to the community as he devoted many years to the United States Postal Service, from which he retired with honor. Those who knew him often reflected on his commitment and the earnest care with which he approached both his duties and his fellow man.

Byron embraced the pleasures of life with the soul of a true outdoorsman. He was an avid hunter and fisherman, relishing the calm and challenge of nature’s embrace. His green thumb brought beauty and tranquility to his surroundings, revealing a gentle and nurturing spirit. An ardent supporter of Alabama football, he found joy in the camaraderie and spirited competition that the game inspired. These pastimes were not mere hobbies but expressions of his zest for life and his connection to the land he loved.

He is survived by his beloved wife of sixty-five years, Bernice Parker Boulware, whose steadfast partnership was the cornerstone of his existence. Together they nurtured a family rich in love and accomplishment. His daughters, Brenda Boulware McCollough and her husband Mark, Diane Boulware Greenlee and her husband Mike, and his son, James Byron Boulware and his wife Karol, carry forth his legacy with pride and affection.

Byron’s heart extended to his cherished grandchildren: Jim McCollough; Amber McCollough Eastman and her husband Chad; Hayden Greenlee and his wife Crystal; Heath Greenlee and his wife Carly; Nathan James Boulware and his wife Tabitha; Andrew Miller Boulware and his wife Sarah; and Brittany Truitt. Their lives are a living testament to his love and guidance. He was equally blessed with great-grandchildren—Jimmy McCollough, Maraylee McCollough, Julee McCollough, Ellianna McCollough, Evelyn Greenlee, Hadley Greenlee, Tanslee Boulware, and Annakate Boulware—each one a sparkling gem reflecting the enduring light of his spirit.

Byron is preceded in death by his loving parents, Lawton and Clessie P. Boulware, whose legacy he carried forward with honor and grace.

There will be a graveside service for family and close friends Tuesday, March 31, 2026, beginning at 11:00AM at Carrville Cemetery, Tallassee, Alabama. Here, amid the tranquil grounds of his hometown, family and friends will gather to pay their last respects to a man whose life was a quiet yet profound chapter of devotion—to family, community, and faith.

In remembering Lawton Byron Boulware, we celebrate not merely a lifetime but a legacy characterized by love, strength, and unwavering commitment.

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03/23/2026

Joe Stephen Owens

Joe Stephen Owens, a devoted husband, father, and respected member of his community, passed away peacefully on March 21, 2026. Born on March 28, 1960, in Montgomery, Alabama, Joe lived a life marked by dedication, hard work, and a deep love for the simple joys found in nature and family.

Mr. Owens devoted four decades of his life to Neptune Technology Group, Inc., where he earned the respect and admiration of colleagues and friends alike through his unwavering commitment and professionalism. His career stands as a testament to his steadfast character and reliability.

Beyond his professional achievements, Joe found great pleasure in outdoor pursuits that connected him to the land he cherished. An avid hunter and fisherman, he spent countless hours immersed in the tranquility of nature. His affinity for gardening brought beauty and life to his surroundings, while his skills in repairing lawn mowers reflected a practical mind and readiness to lend a hand. Joe also took pride in raising chickens and found companionship in his beloved dogs, who were a constant presence in his home.

Joe is survived by his loving wife of 45 years, Mrs. Carolyn B. Owens, who stood by his side through all the seasons of their life together. He is also survived by his daughter Ashley Page and her husband Chris; his son Brad Owens and his wife Morgan; and his brother Allan Owens and his wife Barbara. The family circle extends to cherished grandchildren—Alex Jones, Jace Lockhart, Blaise Owens, Connor Page, and Dylan Page—each of whom held a special place in Joe’s heart. He was also fondly connected to several nieces and nephews who grieved the loss of a caring uncle.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Joe Mervin and Edna Oliver Owens, and his sister, Brenda Walters, whose memories he carried with him always.

The community will gather to honor Joe’s memory at a visitation held at Jeffcoat Funeral Home, located at 255 Friendship Road, Tallassee, Alabama, on March 25, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. The family will have a private interment at Rose Hill Cemetery at a later time.

Joe Stephen Owens will be remembered not only for his enduring work ethic and hobbies that defined his days but most profoundly for the warmth and kindness he extended to his family and friends. His legacy is one of love, perseverance, and connection to the natural world—a legacy that will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to know him.

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03/20/2026

Joan Marie Everett Mahoney

Joan Marie Everett Mahoney, a beloved mother, grandmother, and cherished member of her family, passed away peacefully on March 19, 2026. She was born on November 11, 1942, in Greenville, Mississippi.

Joan was known for her loving and caring nature, qualities that touched the hearts of all who knew her. As a wonderful mother and grandmother, she nurtured her children and grandchildren with unwavering support and affection. Her home was a place of warmth and comfort, where family bonds were deeply cherished and celebrated.

She is survived by her devoted children, Donna Jean Camp (Robert); daughter-in-law, Bekki Mahoney and her siblings, John Everett, George Everett, Betty Owens, and Lori Boyd. Joan also leaves behind her grandchildren, April-Marie Powell (Brian), Jeremy Miller (Carrie), and Jenee Jones, along with five great-grandchildren who brought her immense joy. Joan’s family was central to her life, and her legacy of love and kindness continues through them.

Joan is preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Robert "Bob" Mahoney, whose partnership and steadfast love were a cornerstone of her life. She was also predeceased by her parents, Thomas and Beulah Everett, her sons Mark and Michael Mahoney, and her grandson Joshua Camp. Their memories remain forever in the hearts of those who loved Joan.

There will be no service at this time, allowing family and friends to remember Joan in their own personal ways. Her enduring spirit and compassionate heart leave a lasting imprint on all fortunate enough to have known her.

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03/20/2026

Miranda Oliver Le Grand

Miranda Oliver Le Grand, born on January 16, 1961, in Camden, Arkansas, passed away on March 18, 2026. She lived a life marked by cherished connections and deep bonds with her family and friends.

Miranda is lovingly remembered by her sister, Nelda Joy Jones and her husband, Michael; her twin brother, Michael Oliver and his wife, Teena; and her brother, Gary Wayne Oliver. She was also a beloved aunt to several nieces and nephews, as well as to great-nieces and nephews, who held a special place in her heart.

She is preceded in death by her devoted husband of forty-three years, Arturo Le Grand, and her parents, Wally and Evelyn (known affectionately as Dolly) Oliver. Their memories remain strong in the hearts of all who knew Miranda.

No services are planned at this time. Miranda Le Grand's memory will continue to live on through the love and strength she imparted to her family and friends. Her legacy reminds us of the enduring power of kinship and affection.

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03/14/2026

John Edgar Lamberth

John Edgar Lamberth, born on November 28, 1942, in Tallassee, Alabama, passed away peacefully on March 13, 2026. A devoted family man and respected businessman, Edgar’s life was marked by his unwavering dedication to his community and loved ones.

Edgar was a college graduate, earning his Bachelor of Science degree in electronics, a foundation that led him to successfully own and operate Hornsby Electronics, as well as Tall Tales Bait and Tackle. His entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to quality made his businesses a staple in the Tallassee area.

He was a man of diverse interests and passions. Edgar loved trapping, fishing, and farming, activities that connected him deeply to the outdoors and his roots in Alabama. He also found great enjoyment in the excitement of casino life, embracing each moment with enthusiasm.

Edgar is preceded in death by his beloved wife, Robin Lamberth; his parents, Edgar Earl and Carleene Moore Lamberth; his daughter, Penny Segrest; his brother, Floyd Lamberth; and his grandson, Keith Segrest. Their memories remain a cherished part of his story.

He is survived by a loving family who meant the world to him: his daughter Jana Higgs and her husband Andrew; his son John Lamberth and his wife Carla; grandchildren Robert Segrest and his wife Samantha, John Paul Segrest, Ryan Higgs and his wife Adriana, Josh Higgs, Avery Higgs, Ella Higgs, Robin Bush and her husband Shane, Ethan Lamberth, and William Lamberth; as well as great-grandchildren Mary Segrest, Genevieve Higgs, and Journey Segrest. Each of them carries forward Edgar’s legacy of kindness, strength, and integrity.

A graveside service to honor and celebrate Edgar’s life will be held at Rose Hill Cemetery in Tallassee, Alabama, Tuesday, March 17, 2026, at 11:00AM.

John Edgar Lamberth’s life was a testament to hard work, love for family, and a genuine appreciation for the simple pleasures of life. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him and fondly remembered for generations to come.

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03/03/2026

Edith Mondean Formby ("Aunt Mondean")

Edith Mondean Formby, affectionately known as “Aunt Mondean,” was born on May 16, 1922, in Tallassee, Alabama, to L.M. Formby and Vessie Williams Formby. She passed away peacefully on February 1, 2026, at the age of 103.

Predeceased by her parents and all nine of her siblings—Lamar Formby, Mary Lou Formby Farmer, Marie Formby Pitts, Ray Formby, Dewey Formby, Elaine Formby Guy, Katie Ruth Formby Owens, Kelly Formby, and John Larkin Formby—Mondean is survived by a large and devoted extended family. She was dearly loved by her many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews, and great-great-nieces and great-great-nephews, who will forever cherish her warmth, infectious laughter, and elegant spirit.

Mondean graduated from Elmore County High School in Elmore County, Alabama, on May 22, 1940. She went on to enjoy a long and respected career at Auburn University, where she retired in June 1990 as Bursar after many years of dedicated service.

An avid traveler, she especially enjoyed journeys with her sister Marie. Mondean delighted in shopping, preparing delicious meals, and beautifully decorating her home. Always impeccably dressed, with perfectly manicured nails and pedicured toes, she carried an ever-present, radiant smile that brightened every room she entered. Above all, she loved to laugh, and her laughter was truly contagious.

The family extends heartfelt gratitude to her nephew Gary Formby and his wife Martha, and to Amy Guy Steele and her husband Steve, for their devoted care and companionship over the past 13 years. Special love and appreciation are also extended to her cherished friends and caregivers: Ms. Jonnie Anthony, Ms.Dee Dee Washington, Ms. Joelle Burrowes, and Ms. Marie Jones who have given years of love and care to their “Ms Mondean”.

Deep thanks are also offered to Ms. Margret Pigg for her love and caring help throughout the years, the compassionate teams at Amedisys Hospice in Montgomery and Florence, Alabama, and to the wonderful nurses and staff at Glenwood Center nursing home, in Florence, Alabama, where she spent her final days surrounded by love, compassion, kindness and excellent care.

A private memorial service will be held with immediate family, friends and caregivers March 26th, 2026, at 1:00pm at Rosehill Cemetery, Tallassee, Alabama.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are kindly requested to breast cancer research and support organizations, such as the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (bcrf.org) or Susan G. Komen (komen.org), and to the Alzheimer’s Association (alz.org).

Her memory will be a continuing source of joy, laughter, and inspiration to all who knew and loved her.

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