Birth date: Oct 14, 1939 Death date: Oct 23, 2024
Henrietta Wallace, born on October 14, 1939, in Camden, Alabama, Wilcox County, to the late Carrie Davis, passed away peacefully on October 23, 2024. She was one of seventeen children, with eight sisters and eight brothers. Henrie Read Obituary
Hey mom we're still missing you like crazy. John is maintaining your house and garden. He been making greens thinking they are as good as yours 🤣. But they are yummy! I know you and dad are enjoying being together again. ❤️
P.S. John cleaning greens now!
Hugs and kisses Christina 💋 😘
Hey mom I miss you and John does really bad. We need you here with us. You definitely the only one that understands and can be there for me right now. John has ben spending alot of time with your sprit at home amd maintaining your garden. It's really hard for us without you.
I miss my mom in love so much she was my rock, my go to, we talked all the time and laughed about so many things. It doesn't seem real that I can't call or pop up on her to chit chat. I miss hearing Baby you hungry I got a pot of beans or greens lol. She was a beautiful spirit inside and out. I miss our Thanksgiving giving food swaps and all the meals she would make and share. Mom Im sending you hugs and kisses. ❤️🙏🏼😪
Some of us commune with Jesus in Bible reading, study and prayer. Others like George Washington Carver and Henrietta Wallace do so with a little Bible reading and prayer and A WHOLE LOTTA TIME in God's creation. Henrietta was the Keeper of Eden on Irving. God gave this woman incredible strength to walk almost everywhere in San Diego and to maintain a pristine yard that fed both man and beast. Keeper could see the smile of Jesus in her roses. She delighted in the fun of heaven when squirrels would peek in her kitchen window or chatter at her from her fruit trees.
The last few years were getting hard for the Keeper so now she breathes the air of heaven and hangs out with God's creation loving believers from eons past.
Yes I grieve the temporary loss of the Keeper of Eden on Irving but its only a comma in our relationship
One of her most used lines was "It's gonna be alright baby". I agree.
Lillian Murdock
To my beloved friend 'Ms. Henrietta' I will truly miss you. I have stored in my heart sixteen years of a wonderful friendship. Love Joyce Arnold. 'God Bless.'
