Nellie Redden Howell
February 18, 1921 ~ December 1, 2011
Born in:
Roanoke VA
Resided in:
Stone Mtn., GA
Nellie Redden Howell, age 90, of Stone Mountain, GA, passed away on Thursday, December 1, 2011 after a brief illness. She was born February 18, 1921 in Roanoke VA., and attended Roanoke Business College.She was preceded in death by her husband of 60 years, Marvin Moe Howell, son-law-law, Philip L. Mitchell, parents, and brothers Frank and Walter S. Redden Jr.She is survived by daughters Sandy DonHodges of Irondale, AL, Marcia Mitchell of Snellville, GA; grandchildren, Walt Desiree Hodges of Rossville, GA, Hunter Hodges of Birmingham, AL, Philip Mitchell of Birmingham, AL, and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of St. Timothy United Methodist Church and the Golden Agers group at Stone Mountain United Methodist Church. In lieu of flowers the family request memorials to your favorite charity.
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Every year at Thanksgiving, my family and I will miss Mrs. Howell’s smiling face and pleasant personality. Our condolences to all her family.
I also enjoyed having Mrs. Howell attend our Thanksgiving dinners. She attended for years along with her daughter, Sandy. Sandy is a longtime friend of my wife, Annette. Mrs. Howell seemed to really enjoy being able to visit with Annette’s mother and uncle, both of whom were almost exactly the same age. We will all miss her very much.
Praying for peace during this time. May your memories give you joy!
WE HAVE ALL LOST A VERY KIND,LOVING,PRECIOUS LADY! SHE AND MOMMARGARET WEBB WERE BEST BUDDIES FOR YEARS!WE ALL ENJOYED AND LOOKED FORWARD TO VISITS FROM NELL,SANDY AND DON! HEAVEN HAS RECEIVED ANOTHER ANGEL! WE WILL MISS NELL AND PERKSMO VERY MUCH!WE PRAY FOR THE FAMILY AND KNOW NELL AND MOM ARE TOGETHER AGAIN IN HEAVEN HAVING A GRAND TIME!OUR LOVE AND CONDOLENCES TO SANDY,DON,MARCIA AND THE REST OF THE FAMILY! LOVE, TONY AND VIVIAN
We are so sorry for the loss of your Mom. We are glad that we were able to spend some time with her on your recent visits to Roanoke. We pray that your memorys will give you peace.