Louise P. Lovelace
"To Everything thing there is a season and a time to every purpose under the Heaven" A Time To Be Born: November 7, 1931 was a blessed day when Louise "Lou" was born into the family of the late Ella Nelloms and Rev. Jesse J. and Rosie Mae Palmer in Troup County, GA. A Time To Accept: She accepted the teachings of Christ Jesus as a youngster. She was a member of The New Love Union Baptist Church. Here she worked in all capacities of the church faithfully and willingly and remained a dedicated, devoted and faithful member until her sudden death. She was a loyal supporter of her church. A Time To Love: Louise met and became a partner in marriage to the late Eddie B. Lovelace. A Time To Remember: When we think of Louise, many fond memories come to mind. Her warm smile, hearty laughter could ease and comfort almost any who met her, despite her failing health. Her strength never wavered. Not only was Louise committed to her family she was also to her church and her pastor. Louise reassuring words never ending supporting always gave people hope that things were going to get better. These are some of the loving memories that Louise left with us; the memories of a...[more]View Full Online Obituary and Tributes
d fearing woman who was a gift to many people. A Time To Die: On Sunday morning, September 5, 2010, God embraced Louise in his arms and enfolded her in his love and took her on a peaceful journey. Louise was preceded in death by her mother, Ella Nelloms and father, and father and mother, Rev. Jesse J. and Rosie Mae Palmer, a daughter, Thelma P. Lovelace, four sisters, MatLizzie Palmer, Lillian Holloway, Annie Mae Winston and Mina Mae Austin; four brothers, Edward, Jethro, Alfred and Willie James Nelloms. Louise memory will forever be engraved in the hearts of her loved ones: two daughters, Dorothy A. Shepherd, Columbus, OH, and Cynthia B. Lovelace, West Point, GA; three sons, Eddie Lewis (Tammy), Norman and Terrence Lovelace, West Point, GA; three sisters, Eloise Cammon, Brooklyn, NY, Willie Jewel Nelloms, Lanett, AL and Ella Mae Devant, Cincinnati, OH; sisters-in-law, Mae Fannie Flowers, Benetta Hurston, and Gertrude(Robert) Brooks, Lanett, AL; Evelyn Reese, Huntsville, AL; nine grandchildren, Kyla, Alicia, Felicia, Akina, Ebony, Courtney, Clarissa, Erica and Natasha; one great granddaughter, Ama Ryal; two great grandsons, Tamarrus Pace and Demetrius Lovelace; one spiritual son, Rev. Rodell Poole, an array of nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives and friends.; a very special friend, (Angel) Interment: Ft. Tyler Cemetery
