Obituary from The Unionville Republican - 30 Aug 2006
Lola Haines, 89, of Unionville, MO, passed away on Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at the Putnam County Care Center where she had been a resident the past four years.
Lola Adell Mendenhall was born in Schuyler County, MO near Coatsville, on August 6, 1917, the second child of Hershel and Josie (Wilcox) Mendenhall who preceded her in death. She and her family moved to Putnam County when she was a young girl and Lola spent the rest of her life in that county. She married George Haines on December 23, 1939 and to this union three children were born: Dean, Evelyn, and Ruth. George passed away May 28, 1976.
Lola was a homemaker who truly delighted in her role as a farmer's wife, a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors and always put in a big garden to feed her family. She continued to do this when they were away from home and supplied food to her extended family. She was well know for raising sheep which she continued to do until she moved off the farm at the age of 85. She loved her family, but she had an even greater love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Lola accepted the Lord as her Savior at a young age and was baptized in 1948. She attended Graysville Baptist Church. Lola was a pastor's wife and taught Sunday School. She lived out her faith in her everyday life. She had a sharp sense of humor and was fond of coming up with witty sayings that her family still remembers.
Lola Haines (9295480)
Suggested edit: Obituary from The Unionville Republican - 30 Aug 2006
Lola Haines, 89, of Unionville, MO, passed away on Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at the Putnam County Care Center where she had been a resident the past four years.
Lola Adell Mendenhall was born in Schuyler County, MO near Coatsville, on August 6, 1917, the second child of Hershel and Josie (Wilcox) Mendenhall who preceded her in death. She and her family moved to Putnam County when she was a young girl and Lola spent the rest of her life in that county. She married George Haines on December 23, 1939 and to this union three children were born: Dean, Evelyn, and Ruth. George passed away May 28, 1976.
Lola was a homemaker who truly delighted in her role as a farmer's wife, a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors and always put in a big garden to feed her family. She continued to do this when they were away from home and supplied food to her extended family. She was well know for raising sheep which she continued to do until she moved off the farm at the age of 85. She loved her family, but she had an even greater love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Lola accepted the Lord as her Savior at a young age and was baptized in 1948. She attended Graysville Baptist Church. Lola was a pastor's wife and taught Sunday School. She lived out her faith in her everyday life. She had a sharp sense of humor and was fond of coming up with witty sayings that her family still remembers.
Lola is survived by two daughters, Evelyn Griggs and husband Gary of Unionville, MO and Ruth Herrick and husband Dick of Carlisle, IA. Surviving grandchildren are Greg Haines and wife Kim of Novinger, MO; Loren Haines and wife Mindy of Unionville, MO; LeAnn Lunsford and husband John of Green City, MO; Denise Hyle and husband David of Unionville, MO; Rhonda Penfield and husband Randy of Unionville, MO; Sean Herrick and wife Tracy of Indianola, IA; Ryan Herrick of Carlisle, IA; and "adopted granddaughter" Becky Knight and husband Brian of Unionville, MO. Fifteen great grandchildren also survive: Trevar and Megan Haines, Katelyn & Maddison Haines, Dalton and Dathan Hyle, Joey Roberts, Bradley & Logan Penfield, Courtney Lunsford, Danielle, Rebecca and Patrick Herrick, and Ashley and Gradyon Knight. Two sisters survive Lola, Mary Leonard of Edgar, NE and Wilma Stewart and husband Keith of Hartford, IA as well as three sisters-in-law, Dot Mendenhall, Knoxville, IA, Bonnie Morrow, Martensdale, IA and Doris Dierling, Kirksville, MO. A host of nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.
Lola was preceded in death by her son, Dean Haines on October 21, 1998, four brothers, Howard, Estle, Paul, and Orval, one sister, Ivalee Williams, brothers-in-law Bill Williams, Leslie Leonard and Raymond Dierling, and two infant great grandchildren, Amanda and Davie Hyle.
Funeral services for Lola Haines will be Wednesday, August 30th, 2006 at 1:00 p.m at Playle & Jones Family Funeral Home in Unionville. Pastor Kevin Collins will conduct the services with recorded musical selections "Holes In the Floor of Heaven" and "If We Never Meet Again." Casket bearers for Lola will be her grandchildren Greg Haines, Loren Haines, LeAnn Lunsford, Denise Hyle, Rhonda Penfield, Sean Herrick, and Ryan Herrick. Memorials for Lola Haines are suggested to the Martinstown Cemetery and may be entrusted with Playle & Jones Family Funeral Home, 709 S. 27th, Unionville, MO, 63565.
Lola Haines, 89, of Unionville, MO, passed away on Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at the Putnam County Care Center where she had been a resident the past four years.
Lola Adell Mendenhall was born in Schuyler County, MO near Coatsville, on August 6, 1917, the second child of Hershel and Josie (Wilcox) Mendenhall who preceded her in death. She and her family moved to Putnam County when she was a young girl and Lola spent the rest of her life in that county. She married George Haines on December 23, 1939 and to this union three children were born: Dean, Evelyn, and Ruth. George passed away May 28, 1976.
Lola was a homemaker who truly delighted in her role as a farmer's wife, a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors and always put in a big garden to feed her family. She continued to do this when they were away from home and supplied food to her extended family. She was well know for raising sheep which she continued to do until she moved off the farm at the age of 85. She loved her family, but she had an even greater love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Lola accepted the Lord as her Savior at a young age and was baptized in 1948. She attended Graysville Baptist Church. Lola was a pastor's wife and taught Sunday School. She lived out her faith in her everyday life. She had a sharp sense of humor and was fond of coming up with witty sayings that her family still remembers.
Lola Haines (9295480)
Suggested edit: Obituary from The Unionville Republican - 30 Aug 2006
Lola Haines, 89, of Unionville, MO, passed away on Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at the Putnam County Care Center where she had been a resident the past four years.
Lola Adell Mendenhall was born in Schuyler County, MO near Coatsville, on August 6, 1917, the second child of Hershel and Josie (Wilcox) Mendenhall who preceded her in death. She and her family moved to Putnam County when she was a young girl and Lola spent the rest of her life in that county. She married George Haines on December 23, 1939 and to this union three children were born: Dean, Evelyn, and Ruth. George passed away May 28, 1976.
Lola was a homemaker who truly delighted in her role as a farmer's wife, a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors and always put in a big garden to feed her family. She continued to do this when they were away from home and supplied food to her extended family. She was well know for raising sheep which she continued to do until she moved off the farm at the age of 85. She loved her family, but she had an even greater love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Lola accepted the Lord as her Savior at a young age and was baptized in 1948. She attended Graysville Baptist Church. Lola was a pastor's wife and taught Sunday School. She lived out her faith in her everyday life. She had a sharp sense of humor and was fond of coming up with witty sayings that her family still remembers.
Lola is survived by two daughters, Evelyn Griggs and husband Gary of Unionville, MO and Ruth Herrick and husband Dick of Carlisle, IA. Surviving grandchildren are Greg Haines and wife Kim of Novinger, MO; Loren Haines and wife Mindy of Unionville, MO; LeAnn Lunsford and husband John of Green City, MO; Denise Hyle and husband David of Unionville, MO; Rhonda Penfield and husband Randy of Unionville, MO; Sean Herrick and wife Tracy of Indianola, IA; Ryan Herrick of Carlisle, IA; and "adopted granddaughter" Becky Knight and husband Brian of Unionville, MO. Fifteen great grandchildren also survive: Trevar and Megan Haines, Katelyn & Maddison Haines, Dalton and Dathan Hyle, Joey Roberts, Bradley & Logan Penfield, Courtney Lunsford, Danielle, Rebecca and Patrick Herrick, and Ashley and Gradyon Knight. Two sisters survive Lola, Mary Leonard of Edgar, NE and Wilma Stewart and husband Keith of Hartford, IA as well as three sisters-in-law, Dot Mendenhall, Knoxville, IA, Bonnie Morrow, Martensdale, IA and Doris Dierling, Kirksville, MO. A host of nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.
Lola was preceded in death by her son, Dean Haines on October 21, 1998, four brothers, Howard, Estle, Paul, and Orval, one sister, Ivalee Williams, brothers-in-law Bill Williams, Leslie Leonard and Raymond Dierling, and two infant great grandchildren, Amanda and Davie Hyle.
Funeral services for Lola Haines will be Wednesday, August 30th, 2006 at 1:00 p.m at Playle & Jones Family Funeral Home in Unionville. Pastor Kevin Collins will conduct the services with recorded musical selections "Holes In the Floor of Heaven" and "If We Never Meet Again." Casket bearers for Lola will be her grandchildren Greg Haines, Loren Haines, LeAnn Lunsford, Denise Hyle, Rhonda Penfield, Sean Herrick, and Ryan Herrick. Memorials for Lola Haines are suggested to the Martinstown Cemetery and may be entrusted with Playle & Jones Family Funeral Home, 709 S. 27th, Unionville, MO, 63565.
Obituary from The Unionville Republican - 30 Aug 2006
Lola Haines, 89, of Unionville, MO, passed away on Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at the Putnam County Care Center where she had been a resident the past four years.
Lola Adell Mendenhall was born in Schuyler County, MO near Coatsville, on August 6, 1917, the second child of Hershel and Josie (Wilcox) Mendenhall who preceded her in death. She and her family moved to Putnam County when she was a young girl and Lola spent the rest of her life in that county. She married George Haines on December 23, 1939 and to this union three children were born: Dean, Evelyn, and Ruth. George passed away May 28, 1976.
Lola was a homemaker who truly delighted in her role as a farmer's wife, a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors and always put in a big garden to feed her family. She continued to do this when they were away from home and supplied food to her extended family. She was well know for raising sheep which she continued to do until she moved off the farm at the age of 85. She loved her family, but she had an even greater love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Lola accepted the Lord as her Savior at a young age and was baptized in 1948. She attended Graysville Baptist Church. Lola was a pastor's wife and taught Sunday School. She lived out her faith in her everyday life. She had a sharp sense of humor and was fond of coming up with witty sayings that her family still remembers.
Lola Haines (9295480)
Suggested edit: Obituary from The Unionville Republican - 30 Aug 2006
Lola Haines, 89, of Unionville, MO, passed away on Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at the Putnam County Care Center where she had been a resident the past four years.
Lola Adell Mendenhall was born in Schuyler County, MO near Coatsville, on August 6, 1917, the second child of Hershel and Josie (Wilcox) Mendenhall who preceded her in death. She and her family moved to Putnam County when she was a young girl and Lola spent the rest of her life in that county. She married George Haines on December 23, 1939 and to this union three children were born: Dean, Evelyn, and Ruth. George passed away May 28, 1976.
Lola was a homemaker who truly delighted in her role as a farmer's wife, a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors and always put in a big garden to feed her family. She continued to do this when they were away from home and supplied food to her extended family. She was well know for raising sheep which she continued to do until she moved off the farm at the age of 85. She loved her family, but she had an even greater love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Lola accepted the Lord as her Savior at a young age and was baptized in 1948. She attended Graysville Baptist Church. Lola was a pastor's wife and taught Sunday School. She lived out her faith in her everyday life. She had a sharp sense of humor and was fond of coming up with witty sayings that her family still remembers.
Lola is survived by two daughters, Evelyn Griggs and husband Gary of Unionville, MO and Ruth Herrick and husband Dick of Carlisle, IA. Surviving grandchildren are Greg Haines and wife Kim of Novinger, MO; Loren Haines and wife Mindy of Unionville, MO; LeAnn Lunsford and husband John of Green City, MO; Denise Hyle and husband David of Unionville, MO; Rhonda Penfield and husband Randy of Unionville, MO; Sean Herrick and wife Tracy of Indianola, IA; Ryan Herrick of Carlisle, IA; and "adopted granddaughter" Becky Knight and husband Brian of Unionville, MO. Fifteen great grandchildren also survive: Trevar and Megan Haines, Katelyn & Maddison Haines, Dalton and Dathan Hyle, Joey Roberts, Bradley & Logan Penfield, Courtney Lunsford, Danielle, Rebecca and Patrick Herrick, and Ashley and Gradyon Knight. Two sisters survive Lola, Mary Leonard of Edgar, NE and Wilma Stewart and husband Keith of Hartford, IA as well as three sisters-in-law, Dot Mendenhall, Knoxville, IA, Bonnie Morrow, Martensdale, IA and Doris Dierling, Kirksville, MO. A host of nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.
Lola was preceded in death by her son, Dean Haines on October 21, 1998, four brothers, Howard, Estle, Paul, and Orval, one sister, Ivalee Williams, brothers-in-law Bill Williams, Leslie Leonard and Raymond Dierling, and two infant great grandchildren, Amanda and Davie Hyle.
Funeral services for Lola Haines will be Wednesday, August 30th, 2006 at 1:00 p.m at Playle & Jones Family Funeral Home in Unionville. Pastor Kevin Collins will conduct the services with recorded musical selections "Holes In the Floor of Heaven" and "If We Never Meet Again." Casket bearers for Lola will be her grandchildren Greg Haines, Loren Haines, LeAnn Lunsford, Denise Hyle, Rhonda Penfield, Sean Herrick, and Ryan Herrick. Memorials for Lola Haines are suggested to the Martinstown Cemetery and may be entrusted with Playle & Jones Family Funeral Home, 709 S. 27th, Unionville, MO, 63565.
Lola Haines, 89, of Unionville, MO, passed away on Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at the Putnam County Care Center where she had been a resident the past four years.
Lola Adell Mendenhall was born in Schuyler County, MO near Coatsville, on August 6, 1917, the second child of Hershel and Josie (Wilcox) Mendenhall who preceded her in death. She and her family moved to Putnam County when she was a young girl and Lola spent the rest of her life in that county. She married George Haines on December 23, 1939 and to this union three children were born: Dean, Evelyn, and Ruth. George passed away May 28, 1976.
Lola was a homemaker who truly delighted in her role as a farmer's wife, a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors and always put in a big garden to feed her family. She continued to do this when they were away from home and supplied food to her extended family. She was well know for raising sheep which she continued to do until she moved off the farm at the age of 85. She loved her family, but she had an even greater love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Lola accepted the Lord as her Savior at a young age and was baptized in 1948. She attended Graysville Baptist Church. Lola was a pastor's wife and taught Sunday School. She lived out her faith in her everyday life. She had a sharp sense of humor and was fond of coming up with witty sayings that her family still remembers.
Lola Haines (9295480)
Suggested edit: Obituary from The Unionville Republican - 30 Aug 2006
Lola Haines, 89, of Unionville, MO, passed away on Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at the Putnam County Care Center where she had been a resident the past four years.
Lola Adell Mendenhall was born in Schuyler County, MO near Coatsville, on August 6, 1917, the second child of Hershel and Josie (Wilcox) Mendenhall who preceded her in death. She and her family moved to Putnam County when she was a young girl and Lola spent the rest of her life in that county. She married George Haines on December 23, 1939 and to this union three children were born: Dean, Evelyn, and Ruth. George passed away May 28, 1976.
Lola was a homemaker who truly delighted in her role as a farmer's wife, a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed the outdoors and always put in a big garden to feed her family. She continued to do this when they were away from home and supplied food to her extended family. She was well know for raising sheep which she continued to do until she moved off the farm at the age of 85. She loved her family, but she had an even greater love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Lola accepted the Lord as her Savior at a young age and was baptized in 1948. She attended Graysville Baptist Church. Lola was a pastor's wife and taught Sunday School. She lived out her faith in her everyday life. She had a sharp sense of humor and was fond of coming up with witty sayings that her family still remembers.
Lola is survived by two daughters, Evelyn Griggs and husband Gary of Unionville, MO and Ruth Herrick and husband Dick of Carlisle, IA. Surviving grandchildren are Greg Haines and wife Kim of Novinger, MO; Loren Haines and wife Mindy of Unionville, MO; LeAnn Lunsford and husband John of Green City, MO; Denise Hyle and husband David of Unionville, MO; Rhonda Penfield and husband Randy of Unionville, MO; Sean Herrick and wife Tracy of Indianola, IA; Ryan Herrick of Carlisle, IA; and "adopted granddaughter" Becky Knight and husband Brian of Unionville, MO. Fifteen great grandchildren also survive: Trevar and Megan Haines, Katelyn & Maddison Haines, Dalton and Dathan Hyle, Joey Roberts, Bradley & Logan Penfield, Courtney Lunsford, Danielle, Rebecca and Patrick Herrick, and Ashley and Gradyon Knight. Two sisters survive Lola, Mary Leonard of Edgar, NE and Wilma Stewart and husband Keith of Hartford, IA as well as three sisters-in-law, Dot Mendenhall, Knoxville, IA, Bonnie Morrow, Martensdale, IA and Doris Dierling, Kirksville, MO. A host of nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.
Lola was preceded in death by her son, Dean Haines on October 21, 1998, four brothers, Howard, Estle, Paul, and Orval, one sister, Ivalee Williams, brothers-in-law Bill Williams, Leslie Leonard and Raymond Dierling, and two infant great grandchildren, Amanda and Davie Hyle.
Funeral services for Lola Haines will be Wednesday, August 30th, 2006 at 1:00 p.m at Playle & Jones Family Funeral Home in Unionville. Pastor Kevin Collins will conduct the services with recorded musical selections "Holes In the Floor of Heaven" and "If We Never Meet Again." Casket bearers for Lola will be her grandchildren Greg Haines, Loren Haines, LeAnn Lunsford, Denise Hyle, Rhonda Penfield, Sean Herrick, and Ryan Herrick. Memorials for Lola Haines are suggested to the Martinstown Cemetery and may be entrusted with Playle & Jones Family Funeral Home, 709 S. 27th, Unionville, MO, 63565.
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