Birth date: Mar 6, 1935 Death date: May 20, 2021
Lola Mae Haygood was welcomed into the loving arms of Jesus on May 20, 2021. God blessed her with 86 years on this earth. She was born on March 6, 1935 in Liberty, Texas to Joseph and Rosie Bracewell. Lola dedicated her life to s Read Obituary
I can still hear her sweet voice saying ‘oh Jim’ and shaking head when he said something ornery...and I can still picture us sitting up at the counter showing me how to measure ingredients while making homemade peanut blossoms when she would babysit me and my brother ❤️
My Moma was a beautiful, Christian woman who loved her family and friends unconditionally. Thank you for sharing your memories and for taking your time to recognize her with your prayers, comments, phone calls, plants sent and attending her service. Her memory lives in us. We love you all!
My Mammaw’s love language was quality time. From watching me and Brandy over summer, to fostering kids, to family gatherings, she showed love by being there with a kind word and a gentle touch. She loved having us over, sharing in the joy of family togetherness. To get us there, she’d lure us in with peanut blossom cookies and capture us with tight hugs. I wish circumstances had been different and that we could have had more time with her, but those memories of closeness and kindness that she cultivated will stay with me. She’ll always be there, singing Christmas songs with us to the sounds of an old piano in a house warmed by a busy oven and a lot of love.
My prayers are with you all at this time. Aunt Lola was a special lady.
Love,
Becky McNeely Ruby
We have enjoyed Lola's friendship since we met her in 1981 when our daughter married her son, James. We spent many special occasions with her one being Thanksgiving. One year she made a pie that Bill loved, so she made sure to make an extra pie every year after that for us to take home and enjoy. She was so sweet to do that and I know many others were touched by her generosity and kindness.
Love,
Bill and Gracie Keigley
I will always remember her kindness and selflessness. She was the first person to tell me I looked pretty in blue, which became and still is my favorite color. Her friendship/kinship with my mom, Jerry Haygood was so special to me as well. Loved hearing about their adventure going to see Doug and Nancy in Arizona. She was a precious soul that will greatly missed by us all.
