Carolyn Lawton Obituary

Praying that God will provide comfort to your family at this difficult time.

Thank God for the life of Carolyn Lawton
She is our mother's cousin, but we were taught to honor her and address her as an aunt. I don't remember exactly what year, but it was 1960's we meet her when she lived next to us in Rose Lane. She was not only a cousin to our mother, also a friend.
She was always pleasant, smiling and happy and see the good in others. She was hardworking dedicated to her husband Jimmy and her children. I would hear her calling them in for dinner, the role call Mammy, Cheryl, Wannie, Wimpie, everybody come to the table, and it is family time.
I remember there were tough times for many families, but you never knew it if you talked with aunt Nor. She always said thank God in all things. Amen
She will always be remembered by our family.
Whenever I visited Charleston, I would make a visit to her home she would asks about my children and family and always encouraged me,
We will always remember her, her words of wisdom and her example, Proverbs 31 says
30 Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting;
but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised.
31 Honor her for all that her hands have done,
and let her works bring her praise at the city gate.
We will continue to pray for the family,
Love and Prayers ,

To the Lawton family with the deepest sympathy, comfort,peace,and hope to you in this time of sadness.

You were a blessing in my life. Will forever carry the torch of friendship that we shared. Sleep in Peace!

Your family have my deepest sympathy.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. May your family find peace in God's glory.

RIP

Grandmama, You will always be in our hearts forever because you have done so much for us and others throughout your life-time. We will continue to cherish all the great moments we had with you. May you Rest In Peace.

Love Your Grandson Ahmad