CHESAPEAKE
Mary E. Howell
Mary E. Howell, 94, of Chesapeake died on Tuesday, December 11, 2001.
Born in Barton, Maryland to the late Leonard and Ella Mae Moore, she was the widow of Rufus Howell.
She is survived by three children, Clinton H. Howell and his wife, Alice of Virginia Beach, Althea Chandler of Chesapeake and Margaret Biggs and her husband, Clinnie of Chesapeake; five grandchildren, Alice Howell, Rita Roebuck, Sandra Chandler, Clinnie Biggs, Jr., and Clinton Biggs; seven great-grandchildren; three sisters and one brother, Lucy Howell, Hazel Barbour, Grace Humphrey and Lawrence Moore all of western Maryland. She was predeceased by three sisters and three brothers, Alvie Moore, Mae Brode, Vincent Moore, Elsie Jenkins, Cecil Moore and Martha Fazenbaker.
A graveside service will be held in Rosewood Memorial Park on Friday, December 14, 2001 at 11:00 am. The visitation will be held in Altmeyer Funeral Home on Thursday, December 13, 2001 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm.
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I miss you Nana.
You were more than a Grandmother — you were my Girlfriend.
I would like to send my love and thoughts to the family of Aunt Mary. We know our parents are in heaven and we will see them one day.
It’s been over 7 months and I still miss my buddy.
Just wanted to say to you again Margaret that I,m so sorry about your MOM,I wish I could take away your pain ,but we know where she is, I know she had rather be no other place she had a good life ,now she will have a better one i love you all my best to you all LOVE JOAN AND FAMILY
My Grandma, the best grandma a person could imagine.
This is sad for me because I miss my buddy. But it is joyous for her because she is reunited with friends and family.
Sandee
My heart and prayers go out to all of you .
Love Tina Schreck
My Mom, the prettiest red-head in the world.
She is a great mom, and I’m going to really miss her.
I know she has finally met her Savior, Jesus, and all her friends and loved ones that have been waiting for her.
Look for me, for I will be there, too. I love you.
Nana was such a special lady to me as she always said she was praying for you and you knew that she was. She was a Godly woman with beautiful red hair.
Over a year… “I firmly promise you I’ll meet you at the River on that evergreen shore”…
Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of your mother. Aunt Mary will surely be missed by many. Although we hadn’t seen her for a long time, she was still in our prayers and thoughts. She surely has gone to a better place and will be taken care of in the hands of GOD.
Nephew John and Dorothy
She was more like a Mother than a mother-in-law. We were very close.
We would like to send our sympathies to the family and hope you find solace knowing she is at peace now.
You taught me a lot, and I learned so much from you. I will continue your legacy that you gave me. I’m sure you know how God is now using me for His Glory. Your prayers are being answered. Thank you for your unconditional love. Thank you for teaching me how to be a prayer warrior. Thank you for your example. I can’t thank you enough…