Florence Littell, 72, of Martinsville died on Sunday, August 31st, 2008 at Grandview Health & Rehabilitation in Martinsville.
She was born on August 13, 1936 in Jefferson City, Tennessee to the late Robert and Lida Mae (Crooke) Forrester.
On February 14, 1954 she married William M. "Bill" Littell. He survives in Martinsville.
She was a homemaker and also assisted in the family business, Littell & Sons in Martinsville for many years.
She was the secretary of "The Hen Club" and enjoyed reading, painting, crafts and computers.
Survivors include her husband; two sons, Ed and James Littell both of Martinsville, three daughters, Judy Lane and Pam Roe both of Martinsville and Terrie Konijnenberg of Holland; six brothers, Robert, Tom, David and Bill Forrester all of Martinsville, James Forrester of Mooresville and Raymond Forrester of Crawfordsville; one sister, Joanne Carson of Martinsville; 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one son, Michael Ray Littell and one great grandchild, Calypso Paikea Rhyder Lane.
There will be a graveside service celebrating her life on Wednesday, September 3rd at 1:00 PM at New South Park Cemetery.
Arrangements are entrusted with Neal & Summers Mortuary.
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Grandma Flo loved family dinners, she loved painting and woodburning. She painted the most beautiful figurines ever.
She loves when the Grandkids and Great Grandkids came over. We had weekly family dinners, and she made a mean pineapple upside down cake.
Every year at the end of October on Parade Day here in our town her and Papaw would hold a GIANT family get-together. Papaw would make his famous Chili and Mamaw would be there to greet everyone.
She was a beautiful lady and loved everyone in her family so much. We're very thankful that towards the end she got a few good weeks and was starting to get well again.
God Bless you MaMaw Flo.
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Thank you Caroline for Sponsoring this memorial
She was born on August 13, 1936 in Jefferson City, Tennessee to the late Robert and Lida Mae (Crooke) Forrester.
On February 14, 1954 she married William M. "Bill" Littell. He survives in Martinsville.
She was a homemaker and also assisted in the family business, Littell & Sons in Martinsville for many years.
She was the secretary of "The Hen Club" and enjoyed reading, painting, crafts and computers.
Survivors include her husband; two sons, Ed and James Littell both of Martinsville, three daughters, Judy Lane and Pam Roe both of Martinsville and Terrie Konijnenberg of Holland; six brothers, Robert, Tom, David and Bill Forrester all of Martinsville, James Forrester of Mooresville and Raymond Forrester of Crawfordsville; one sister, Joanne Carson of Martinsville; 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one son, Michael Ray Littell and one great grandchild, Calypso Paikea Rhyder Lane.
There will be a graveside service celebrating her life on Wednesday, September 3rd at 1:00 PM at New South Park Cemetery.
Arrangements are entrusted with Neal & Summers Mortuary.
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Grandma Flo loved family dinners, she loved painting and woodburning. She painted the most beautiful figurines ever.
She loves when the Grandkids and Great Grandkids came over. We had weekly family dinners, and she made a mean pineapple upside down cake.
Every year at the end of October on Parade Day here in our town her and Papaw would hold a GIANT family get-together. Papaw would make his famous Chili and Mamaw would be there to greet everyone.
She was a beautiful lady and loved everyone in her family so much. We're very thankful that towards the end she got a few good weeks and was starting to get well again.
God Bless you MaMaw Flo.
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Thank you Caroline for Sponsoring this memorial
Florence Littell, 72, of Martinsville died on Sunday, August 31st, 2008 at Grandview Health & Rehabilitation in Martinsville.
She was born on August 13, 1936 in Jefferson City, Tennessee to the late Robert and Lida Mae (Crooke) Forrester.
On February 14, 1954 she married William M. "Bill" Littell. He survives in Martinsville.
She was a homemaker and also assisted in the family business, Littell & Sons in Martinsville for many years.
She was the secretary of "The Hen Club" and enjoyed reading, painting, crafts and computers.
Survivors include her husband; two sons, Ed and James Littell both of Martinsville, three daughters, Judy Lane and Pam Roe both of Martinsville and Terrie Konijnenberg of Holland; six brothers, Robert, Tom, David and Bill Forrester all of Martinsville, James Forrester of Mooresville and Raymond Forrester of Crawfordsville; one sister, Joanne Carson of Martinsville; 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one son, Michael Ray Littell and one great grandchild, Calypso Paikea Rhyder Lane.
There will be a graveside service celebrating her life on Wednesday, September 3rd at 1:00 PM at New South Park Cemetery.
Arrangements are entrusted with Neal & Summers Mortuary.
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Grandma Flo loved family dinners, she loved painting and woodburning. She painted the most beautiful figurines ever.
She loves when the Grandkids and Great Grandkids came over. We had weekly family dinners, and she made a mean pineapple upside down cake.
Every year at the end of October on Parade Day here in our town her and Papaw would hold a GIANT family get-together. Papaw would make his famous Chili and Mamaw would be there to greet everyone.
She was a beautiful lady and loved everyone in her family so much. We're very thankful that towards the end she got a few good weeks and was starting to get well again.
God Bless you MaMaw Flo.
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Thank you Caroline for Sponsoring this memorial
She was born on August 13, 1936 in Jefferson City, Tennessee to the late Robert and Lida Mae (Crooke) Forrester.
On February 14, 1954 she married William M. "Bill" Littell. He survives in Martinsville.
She was a homemaker and also assisted in the family business, Littell & Sons in Martinsville for many years.
She was the secretary of "The Hen Club" and enjoyed reading, painting, crafts and computers.
Survivors include her husband; two sons, Ed and James Littell both of Martinsville, three daughters, Judy Lane and Pam Roe both of Martinsville and Terrie Konijnenberg of Holland; six brothers, Robert, Tom, David and Bill Forrester all of Martinsville, James Forrester of Mooresville and Raymond Forrester of Crawfordsville; one sister, Joanne Carson of Martinsville; 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one son, Michael Ray Littell and one great grandchild, Calypso Paikea Rhyder Lane.
There will be a graveside service celebrating her life on Wednesday, September 3rd at 1:00 PM at New South Park Cemetery.
Arrangements are entrusted with Neal & Summers Mortuary.
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Grandma Flo loved family dinners, she loved painting and woodburning. She painted the most beautiful figurines ever.
She loves when the Grandkids and Great Grandkids came over. We had weekly family dinners, and she made a mean pineapple upside down cake.
Every year at the end of October on Parade Day here in our town her and Papaw would hold a GIANT family get-together. Papaw would make his famous Chili and Mamaw would be there to greet everyone.
She was a beautiful lady and loved everyone in her family so much. We're very thankful that towards the end she got a few good weeks and was starting to get well again.
God Bless you MaMaw Flo.
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Thank you Caroline for Sponsoring this memorial
