Mary Nell Foshee's Obituary
Mary Nell McCauley Foshee was born in Henderson Texas on December 1, 1928. She went to be with her Lord and Savior on October 20, 2019 at the age of 90.
Mary was preceded in death by her husband of 46 years, Louis Foshee and her parents Elmer and Opal McCauley. Mary was also preceded in death by her sister Nathalie Kozlosky and her brother Harold Gene McCauley. Uncle Harry.
Mary is survived by her four children:
Patty McLeod and husband Ed
Pam Benson and husband Ray
John Herdejurgen and wife Debra
Dan Herdejurgen
Six Grandchildren:
Cindy Lasseter and husband Gene
Melanie King and husband Kurt
Steven McLeod
Tiffany Reid and husband Mike
Mark Benson
Josh Herdejurgen and wife Marguerite
And Thirteen Precious Great Grandchildren
Pallbearers:
Gene McCauley
Jeff McCauley
Gene Lasseter
Steven McLeod
Mark Benson
Josh Herdejurgen
Mary was a member of South Main Baptist Church in Pasadena. She grew up on a 100 acre farm a few miles from Henderson out in the country. Milk was fresh from the cow and vegetables were fresh from the garden or last seasons canning. She attended Henderson High School and held a part time job at the five and dime store. As a young girl she was Saved and Baptized at a little Baptist Church about a mile down the road from their house up on the hill. In the summer, the church had half a dozen antique ceiling fans humming, all of the windows open, and the Pastor sweating faster than he could towel himself dry. Family gatherings included a lot of dominoes and listening to the radio.
The family of Mary Foshee express their sincere gratitude to the staff and caregivers of Rosemont Assisted Living, for the loving care and attention our Mom received while in their care during these last months. Kathy, Marissa, Charlotte, Samantha, Kat, Maggie, Jennifer, Deana, Joyce, Clover, Ginger, Karen, Valerie, Rowena, Diana, Jackie and Rochelle just to name a few.
And we would also like to thank Abdi and Tasha of Texas Elite Hospice for taking such sweet care of our Mom and Dad in their last weeks.
You treated us like family and we will never forget your kindness.
And NORMA!!!! Thank you Norma Zapata for your friendship and companionship you provided our Mother with. She loved it when you "girls" would run the roads, going to lunch and Walmart. She dearly loved you, and we do too!
There have been countless people providing support and love during this difficult time. Thank you for your thoughts and endless prayers all these months. And your presence here today is truly a gift.
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