Birth date: Feb 15, 1943 Death date: Apr 23, 2020
Mary Louise Kendricks’ Story She was born Mary Louise Lockhart on February 15, 1943 in Magnolia, Arkansas to Dorothy Lee Adair (Lockhart) and Booker Lockhart (both parents deceased). At a very early age her mother passed away unex Read Obituary
Clay, Renae, and Family,
We send our deepest condolences.
Mary always made us feel like family. She always had a smile to share and a big heart. From gatherings at your house, up at Connies, The Charger games, or here with us she let her light shine. She will always be in our hearts. We will miss her deeply.
Ralph and Karl
To the family, words can’t begin to say how sorry I am for your loss,I love Dear and she was my own, I love you guys, miss you all, and I pray God give us all the strength we will need to get through this time of losing someone so dear to our hearts.
Aunt Louise you’ll always be my #1. I truly believe if it wasn’t for you the family wouldn’t have been close as we were. You made sure we always had Thanksgiving and Christmas together. Birthday party’s or just because social gatherings. That family quality time meant so much to me. I was just your nice, but you always had my back and was always willing to lend a helping hand. You always encouraged me to press on. You always let me no your were proud of me which meant a lot. You wasn’t shy on telling me how you felt regarding what I’m doing that you don’t like. For example: me not picking up the phone on the 1st round or returning your call in a timely manor. You always told me you wanted me to go back to college. This’s isa promise I will make and keep too you, as soon as they lift this corona virus. I’m gonna miss, your laugh, your smile and just talking to you. I gotta say, your passing has hit me different. I miss you always... RIH
I will forever miss you Mary. You were like a sister to me and my other sisters. You were my sister Connie Cooks best friend. Our visits to California ever year won't be the same ever again without you. We love you here in Birmingham Alabama. You will be truly missed. Love you Harry and Carolyn Ross
Mary,
May you eternally Rest In Peace.
Thank you for 40 plus years of friendship. You were like a second Mother to me and one of the most respected women I have ever met. I mourn with your family and friends and know that I will be blessed to see you again. I imagine you are the best dressed Angel up in heaven and I can still feel your presence. I will forever remember April 20, 2020, the last day we spoke.
May God wrap his arms around your family during this difficult time.
I love you Mary Louise Kendricks❤️
My deepest condolences to the Kendricks family. Mary,Clayton and I were Classmate, graduating in the Class of 1960.Lincoln High School, Camden, Ar. Mary and I grew up in St.James Ame Church where we sang in the Jr. Choir. She will be missed by all who knew her. Peace and Blessing!
