Memorial services for Hazel Sharp May and Thomas Aaron May will be held at 2:00
PM, Saturday, January 21, 2006 from the First Baptist Church in Winnsboro with
Rev. Harry Boyd officiating.
Hazel Sharp May, age 89, of Winnsboro died
Monday, January 16, 2006 at the Franklin Medical Center in Winnsboro. Born
September 28, 1916 in Covington, LA to the union of David and Delphine Sharp,
Mrs. May moved to Winnsboro from Baton Rouge in 1957. A longtime member of First
Baptist Church, she was a member of the choir and flower committee and taught
Sunday School and Girl's Auxiliary for many years. October 11, 1990 was declared
Hazel May Day in Winnsboro to honor her for her service to the Pink Ladies
Society and the community. As a charter member of the Garden Gate Study Club,
Mrs. May was awarded the "Circle of Roses" in 2000 for her standard of
excellence in floral design. Her hobbies included oil painting, crewel
embroidery, and plate painting. Mrs. May prided herself for years in her garden,
especially her irises, and her flowers have graced many wedding showers and
church alters.
Mr. and Mrs. May are survived by their son: Stanley Ray
Mixon of Jackson, MS, their daughter: Marion Mixon Johnston and her husband:
Donnie of New Orleans, five grandchildren: Robin Mixon Colby of Atlanta, GA,
Amanda Johnston Talley of Bowling Green, KY, Shelley Mixon Waller of Winnsboro,
Mathew Aaron Mixon and Lacey Lea Mixon both of Jackson, MS and six
great-grandchildren: Joshua Ryan Colby, Jonathon Reagan Colby, Braxton Everett
Talley, Jackson Thomas Talley, Zachery Waller and Zadiee Waller.
In lieu
of flowers, memorials may be made to the Hazel S. May Memorial Fund, First
Baptist Church, 502 Highland, Winnsboro, LA 71295 or to the Fellowship Cemetery
Fund, 136 Fellowship Road, Columbia, LA 71295.
Hazel was a nurse's aide.
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