OBITUARIES
Mamie Lambert Jones
ELIZABETHTOWN-Mrs. Mamie
Lambert Jones, 70, of 804 Poplar
St., died Sunday (Sept. 23) at '
Sunbridge Nursing Home.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Thursday (Sept. 27) at Bayside
Freewill Baptist Church, the Revs.
Mitchell Cummings, Kenny
Mitchell and Charles Jones officiating.
Burial followed in the
Reedy Branch Church Cemetery.
Mrs. Jones was born in
Robeson County on March 19,
1931 to the late Zeke and Lucindy
Lambert.
Surviving are her husband,
; Roy Lee Jones; a son. Bobby Lambert
of Lumberton; a daughter,
I Rose Marie Oxendine of
Lumberton; three brothers, Eddie
Stewart, Carlie Stewart and Ed;
ward Lambert; two sisters, Annie
; Mae Hunt and Sarah Agnes; three
! grandchildren; and two step
; "grandchildren.
Handling arrangements was
! Revels Funeral Home of Pembroke.
Lula D. Jones
MAXTON-Mrs. Lula D. Jones,
65, of 1085 Old Baker Road, died
; Monday (Sept. 24) at her home.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
! Friday (September 28) at Harpers
; Ferry Baptist Church, the Revs.
Gary Thompson and Clinnie Jones
! officiating. Burial followed in the
; church cemetery.
Surviving are her husband,
; Dovernell Jones of Maxton; three
daughters, Jeralea Pressley of
Charlotte, Janie Perry' of Houston
; and Amanda Didier of Mobile,
Ala.; two sons, Orlando Didier of
Pembroke and Reginald Didier of
Simpsonville, S.C.; two brothers.
Ernest Locklear of Detroit ana
Delton Locklear of Atlanta; two
sisters, Anner Bullock of
Lumberton and Mary Lowery of
Pembroke; ten grandchildren; and
eight great-grandchildren.
Thompson's Funeral Home of
Pembroke handled arrangements
for the family.
Crystal G. Jones
FAIRMONT-Mrs. Crystal Gail
Jones, 26, of 7128 Holly St., died
Friday (September 28) in South- eastern
Regional Medical Center
in Lumberton.
Mrs. Jones was a housekeeper
for Hampton Inns in Lumberton.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Tuesday (October 2) in East Side
Baptist Church in Lumberton, the
Revs. James R. Hunt and Billy
Burns officiating., Burial followed
in Fairpoint Church Cemetery.
Mrs. Jones is survived by her
husband, Shawn Jones of Pembroke;
a daughter, Trista K. Hunt
. of the home; her father, Ricky L.
' Jacobs of Shannon; her mother
and stepfather, Virginia H. and
Dewayne Deal of Lumberton; her
adopted father, Roy L. Hunt of
Fairmont; four brothers, Jason R.
Hunt, Joshua L. Hunt, Frankie L.
Hunt and Justin W. Hunt, all of
Fairmont; four stepbrothers, Anthony
Hunt of Fayetteville, Roy L.
Hunt of Ohio, Joshua Deal of
Lumberton and Wilbert Deal of
Fairmont; a sister, Tawana Hunt
of Fairmont; three stepsisters,
Michelle Green of Fairmont, and
Tifany L. Deal and Dekelie L.
Deal, both of Lumberton; her paternal
grandmother, Doshia L.
Jacobs of Baltimore; and her maternal
grandparents, Nathan and
Betty L. Locklear of Staley.
Floyd Funeral Services of
Lumberton handled arrangements
for the family.
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