"To the family of Mrs. Roney. So sorry for your loss we are all saddened when anyone loses their love one to the enemy death. May God comfort you and your family at this difficult time. 2 Corinthians 1:3,4. My deepest sympathy."
In loving memory of
Agnes L. Roney
April 27, 1924 - November 8, 2017
Agnes Louise (Morris) Roney was born April 27, 1924 to the late Frank and Ida Morris in Charleston, West Virginia. She was the fourth child born to the couple. Siblings Hubert, George, Athalene, and Frank, Jr. preceded her in death.
Agnes accepted Christ at an early age and lived her life in accordance with her acceptance and belief in Christ. One of her last statements was that she had not been able to attend services. She was a member of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. On November 8, 1942, Agnes was united in marriage to George M. Roney in Indianapolis, Indiana, with whom she shared 55 happy years, prior to his death in 1997. To this union four sons were born.
Agnes devoted her life to Christ and her Family. After providing her family with the proper upbringing, she became a beautician and increased her extended- family with customers who loved her dearly. Her Family already knew she was an angel, but it was often emphasized when strangers would identify her as such. Agnes lived to do what she could to enrich the lives of others, however she could within her ability.
Agnes Roney is survived by two brothers; John and Clayton Morris, her four loving sons, George M. Roney, Jr.(Yvonne), Clarence E. Roney (Georgia), Frank L. Roney, and Kenneth D. Roney (Debra); eleven grandchildren, George K, Michele Y., Kristian E, William H, Jojuana M, Jason P, Byron, Thomas, Lindsey J, Frank L Jr., Leonard and Godfrey; 24 Great-grandchildren, 8 great-great grandchildren, 1 ½ great-great-great grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and uncounted friends.
Tributes
"Dear Family, I am so sorry to hear about your loved one's passing. It has been many years but Ms. Roney was my mother's hair dresser and I will always remember coming to her home with my mother, who passed in 1995. God bless all of you. Patricia Martin Scott"
"The death of your dear mother is one of the greatest sorrows that you will ever experience, we are sending you and your family our prayers and hugs. Family of Tony and Colleen Smith "
"Our deepest sympathy from the Payne family. Billy, Boots, Buddy, Donald and Alice."
"George, I am So sorry for your loss. May God be at your side to comfort you. Enjoy all of the many happy memories you have of you and your mother. Peacefully, Diane Keefer "
"Aunt Agnes will always be with me. May God ease your pain. My pray are with you all. "