Louise C. Lummus
November 11, 1927 ~ April 8, 2020
Louise C. Lummus, 92, of Linden passed away April 8, 2020 in a local nursing home. Ms. Lummus was born November 11, 1927 in Almira, Texas to W.N. Carwile and Ada Hicks Carwile.
She is survived by her children, Diann Bolt and husband Kenneth of Atlanta, TX, Deborah Vasatka of Chesapeake Beach, MD, Jimmy Lummus of Linden, TX; one sister, JoAnn Keith of Jefferson, TX; grandchildren, Jeff Bolt and wife Berni, Kevin Bolt, Christopher Jensen, Matthew Jensen and wife Joy, Adam Jensen and wife Mandi; numerous great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren and many friends.
She is preceded in death by her parents, W.N. and Ada Carwile; husband, Travis Lummus and one sister, Pansy Parpart.
Private graveside services for Ms. Louise Lummus will be held Monday, April 13, 2020 at Corinth Cemetery and under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home in Linden.
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rest w/ love dear lady..the few short days I spent in your home left me a lifetime of laughter & love💛
You sweet lady was dear to me.Never will forget us looking for your car keys in your purse,we called Mr.Travis and he came and got you and by the time I got home he called and found those keys in that purse!!Happy you are with Mr.Travis but you will be missed, RIP LOVE and Prayers for your family?
So very sorry for your loss. I know her family reunion was wonderful. You are in my thoughts and prayers. ?
Sending our Deepest Sympathy . Sweet Lady.
Much love and heartfelt sympathy … hugs..
Louise was such dear lady that we all loved. She had an infectious laugh and I loved spending time with her when we had the chance to be in Atlanta. My condolences and prayers are with you all.
Jimmy, Diane & Deborah we are so sorry to hear about your beautiful mom there passing. We loved her so much. We are sorry we can’t be there to say good bye but know our hearts and prayers are with you. Love, Pam & Tony
RIP Aunt Louise. No more pain.
I know the angels have accepted you with open wings. I love you
Our family always enjoyed our trips to Texas, visiting Aunt Louise and Uncle Travis. Even though it has been many years since seeing Aunt Louise, her laughter and fun personality is remembered with fondness. Our family sends out deepest sympathy to Deborah, Diane, and Jimmy.
Mrs. Louise was a very sweet lady. I know you are sad and will miss her very much.
I recall many summer trips to Texas filled with family picnics and Sundays at church.
Pecan pies and breakfasts that completely fill your plate.
Mama Louise was all about the family.
Such a sweet lady. Remembering you all in our thoughts and prayers.