Lucille C Martin

Birth date: Jul 3, 1919 Death date: Apr 24, 2014

Lucille C. Martin, 94, went home to be with the Lord on April 24, 2014. She was born July 3, 1919 to Charles B and Leila Milton, Sr., in Sumter County, FL. She was a lifelong member of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Oxford, FL. Lu Read Obituary

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Barbie Shaw

623w ago

There are people you meet in this life that are just easy to love. That decribes "Granny Martin." We are blessed to have known this sweet, sweet lady.
Lifting all of you up in prayer. Love, John and Barbie Shaw

Charlene Owen

623w ago

Hello Lynell and family, It is with much sadness that I am sending this to you with sympathy for you and family with the passing of Aunt Lucille. Remember the Lord carries us thru times of loss and each day does get better. As we heal the "good" memories will fill our hearts with joy. This is a step we will all take one day and we know that a better Home awaits us when our time arrives. Please know that you are in my prayers and thoughts during this time of sorrow. With Love, Charlene and Jack

Wyona Strickland

623w ago

This dear lady is sure to be missed. When my husband, Pete Strickland, was pastor at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Oxford, we spent many hours in their home and traveled many miles with them on various trips to meetings, etc. One of our most memorable trips was to Hot Springs, Ark. to a National Association meeting. Our prayers are lifted up for her family and the church. God Bless, Wyona Strickland

Nancy Scott

623w ago

Lynelle, Freddie and I were truly sorry to hear your mother passed away. Our prayers will be with you as we know how much you will miss her. She was one of our favorite people and will always remember her good cooking. Enjoy your memories, she's with your dad and your brother/sister now. Altho you, the grandchildren and greats will miss her greatly stay close to each other to keep the circle together.