Obituary for Elizabeth Carr Holley (Carr)
Life Reflections of Elizabeth Carr Holley
Elizabeth Carr was born October 15, 1931 to her parents, Mr. William and Mrs. Esta Carr, in Norfolk, Virginia.
Elizabeth met and married Mr. James L. Holley, Sr.
A Tribute of Remembrance...
Our mom was a God-Fearing Woman. She was a very adamant about knowing The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit. She was a very loving, kind, cares, unselfish and would nurse the sick. Our mother made sure we grew up not hating anyone. We could not use the word hate in our home. She was that woman in the neighborhood that took care of everyone. No matter what their needs were. Our mom was on the job; not being asked to do anything she would just do it; it was her nature. If they were sick, shut in, or hungry she found a way to provide while taking care of us at the same time. She often helped people that actually didn't like her, but she was quick to say "That's alright God will take care of that." She was that grandmother that wouldn't let anyone raise or babysit her grandbabies but her.
In closing she was a rare breed and just a wonderful lady!
We love you mommy.
Elizabeth Carr Holley leaves to cherish her memory her husband, James L. Holley, Sr.; her sister, Wanza Smith; her children, Ernest R. Bullock, III, Sandra E. Bullock, Elaine D. Bullock, Kenny Bullock, Jane Y. Blidge, James L. Holley, Jr. Beverly Powell, Susan R. Holley, John W. Holley, Karen P. Harmon, William A. Holley and Lawrence A. Holley; numerous grand and great grandchildren as well as extended relatives and friends.
Elizabeth Carr was born October 15, 1931 to her parents, Mr. William and Mrs. Esta Carr, in Norfolk, Virginia.
Elizabeth met and married Mr. James L. Holley, Sr.
A Tribute of Remembrance...
Our mom was a God-Fearing Woman. She was a very adamant about knowing The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit. She was a very loving, kind, cares, unselfish and would nurse the sick. Our mother made sure we grew up not hating anyone. We could not use the word hate in our home. She was that woman in the neighborhood that took care of everyone. No matter what their needs were. Our mom was on the job; not being asked to do anything she would just do it; it was her nature. If they were sick, shut in, or hungry she found a way to provide while taking care of us at the same time. She often helped people that actually didn't like her, but she was quick to say "That's alright God will take care of that." She was that grandmother that wouldn't let anyone raise or babysit her grandbabies but her.
In closing she was a rare breed and just a wonderful lady!
We love you mommy.
Elizabeth Carr Holley leaves to cherish her memory her husband, James L. Holley, Sr.; her sister, Wanza Smith; her children, Ernest R. Bullock, III, Sandra E. Bullock, Elaine D. Bullock, Kenny Bullock, Jane Y. Blidge, James L. Holley, Jr. Beverly Powell, Susan R. Holley, John W. Holley, Karen P. Harmon, William A. Holley and Lawrence A. Holley; numerous grand and great grandchildren as well as extended relatives and friends.