Ret. Colonel US Army Audrey Loraine Hinds-Stanton

Tribute to Audrey from Glennie Millard

My name is Glennie Millard. I met Audrey Hinds, Lorna Bell Willaims, Cora Noel Prince, and Irmalinda Bernard in the USAR between 1979 – 1982. We became and remain friends for over 40 years. Audrey was our go to person, our leader, our sister, and problem solver. Over the years, all 4 moved to Georgia but we kept in touch by phone and by visits. She will be missed. I hope and believe that she will meet up with Cora and Linda in the great beyond.

My Aunty Audrey was a beautiful soul although we didn’t have a chance to spend a lot of time together because we live in two different continent she remained in contact with us and was always willing and ready to support her family. Our last conversation a few weeks before her passing her last words to me “We are family and that’s what family does” Thank you for being a light in our family.
Love Prudence and Eliana Hinds

I met Audrey in the late 1990s when she was serving at the VA hospital in East Orange, New Jersey. My family extends sincere condolences to her entire family. As you mourn her passing, I assure you that the promises in John 14:1-3 are true and available to all of God’s children. You are in our prayers.
Lubert Babb.

Condolences to the family as you go through this transition. Cherish the memories of your loved one. May her soul Rest in Peace and Rise in Glory!
Joy Moseley

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My condolences to the family. My sister was a kind and loving soul. I met Audrey later in life and that was a blessing because we had a lot of years to catch up on. One time we talked for 3 hours. I’ll miss her greatly! Sleep on sis and friend.

My Dear sister-in-law Audrey I will remember
your beautiful smile , our talks smart beyond and always helping others, I will hold my memories. May your soul Rest in Peace 🙏 and Rise in Glory! Love ♥️ Amanda Stanton

Continue to sleep in peace

My schoolmate, my nursemate, my Army buddy, my dear, dear, dear friend. We built bridges together in spite of distance. I will miss you. Eternal peace my love. Until then….

I met Audrey during our 30 years in the military, never in the same units. We met every year at her house Glen. Glennie. Irma Linda, Theo, Cora, Glennie’s dtrs playing games and eating. We all went to 369th events together. I’ll always remember the Sgts were amazed see so many officers of color. Glen, Audrey and I went for our NP at the same time. I remember when Audrey met Derrick and they were so in love with each other. Derrick, thank you for loving Audrey. Audrey & I would talk on the phone and I said just text me but she wanted to talk when able. My condolences to the family and friends of Audrey. She was loved by many.

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Carol Myers

As a kid I remember the sternness that Aunt Audrey always portrayed. As I got older, I learned to admire that sternness and dedication of service not only to her country but to her family and friends. We will truly miss our conversations and laughter. Our deepest and dearest condolences to the family. God bless! 🙏🏾

My heartfelt condolences on your loved one’s passing

Aunty Audrey, Even though most of my life was spent in Maryland your presence was always with me. I always said “that’s my strict Aunty, she doesn’t play”. My first memory of you is at Granny’s house and you calling for Wayne out of the window and always making sure no one gave me milk to drink or eggs because of my allergies. When my daughter was sick you reached out to me and guided me through the murky waters. Losing my daddy was one of the worst times in my life but I am comforted to know now that he is there waiting for his baby sister my dear aunt. I love you and thank you for being a pillar in my life. May your journey to our Lord be peaceful.

Condolences to you, John, Wayne, Derrick and your family. Your Mom, Audrey, was kind and very stern in gratitude, leaving behind memories of love and paving the way for more. Praying that your family is at peace as she rests.

With love, Rodney, Le-Andra, Axxton and family.

Diane Thomas

Aunty Audrey,
Over a month has gone by but you are never very far from my thoughts. I constantly remember how much of a kind, dedicated and considerate aunty you were to us. You always said this is what family does! I am comforted by the memories I have of you as I continue to live in a world without you and daddy. You were my shoulder to lean on when daddy was sick and in hospital, you gave wise counsel and advice and always remembered to check in and remind me what you think he would have wanted.
I remember your laugh and the smile you had when you made a joke. Words could never express how much I miss you and will continue to miss you.
Love always! Rest in peace and Rise in Glory my beautiful Aunt. 🤍