of Decatur, AL
November 1, 2013
LESSIE MARIE TRIBBLE. In Decatur, AL on Friday, November 1, 2013, Mrs. Tribble, a loving wife, mother and friend at age 92 peacefully moved on to be with the Lord.
She was a retired LPN from Baptist Hospital, born in Magazine, Arkansas of Katie L. Isom Spain and Ira Sam Spain, and married to James Tribble in Little Rock on December 24, 1939. Survivors include daughter, Johnnie Kathryn Shepard and husband, Gene Shepard of Decatur, AL; son, Herman C. Tribble, wife, Nancy Brent Tribble, and daughter-in-law, Logan Tribble of Oklahoma City; nine grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by husband, Jim Tribble, son, Jimmie Tribble, and all five of her siblings.
A member of Georgian Hills Baptist Church, community volunteer and good neighbor.
Visitation will be 11:30 a.m. at Roller Family Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 6, with a service following at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be in Memphis Memory Gardens
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Bill/Ruth Gardner
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Johnnie & Family, We send our deepest sympathy in Mrs. Tribble's passing. SO glad that the name caught my eye when I was reading the paper this morning. We hope to see you tomorrow! It has been too long. We know how you will miss your dear Mom, we have both been through that; but what a glorious thought, she is at perfect peace and rest in her Heavenly home!
We love you & we pray God's perfect peace for you, Gene, Sara & all the family.
shari Rea
Monday, November 4, 2013
Aunt Marie, i will miss you so much, you were my favorite Aunt. always so sweet and i remember when we would come visit, you would always have a big meal cooked for us, i loved your chicken and dumplins, and pecan pie !! i know that God has a new beautiful angel now watching down on us. you were so loved by so many.
Maxine Hogan Tribble
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Marie, you were always a blessing to the our entire family, friends and neighbors.
My husband, Jimmie was so happy when you married his dad and you became his Mom. He told me that you took him to church and led him to Christ. He was so proud when his sis, Johnnie was born. When his brother, Herman arrived he could talk of nothing else. I met Jim in Little Rock High School in 1948. You were the best mother in law and one of the finest
Christian women who I have ever known.
I will always love you, Maxine Hogan Tribble