Mattie Lou Robertson departed this life on Tuesday, October 30, 2012, at the age of 91 years, 5 months, 26 days.
Mattie Lou Landreth Robertson was born May 4, 1921, the daughter of the late Henry Alexander and Katie Alson Landreth. Ms. Mattie Lou had worked at Grisham's as a seamstress, the Cotton Patch as a Sales Clerk, Hardin County School System as a Cook , and Hardin Home Nursing Home as a Housekeeper. She loved to quilt, cook, play checkers, and being around her grandchildren. She was a member of the Mount Zion Church of Christ.
Ms. Mattie Lou is survived by he children, Patsy Emerson of Counce, Tennessee, Carl Miller and Douglas Miller both of California, James Paul Robertson, Jr. of Savannah, Tennessee, Homer Robertson of Adamsville, Tennessee and Doris Sagely of Counce, Tennessee; grandchildren, Candy Robertson, Angie Etheridge, Jeff Jerrolds, Michael Glover, Denise Ingle, Roger Brown, Linda Miller, Jerry Miller, Julie Miller, Steven Miller, Rickie Miller, Jennie Miller, James Miller, Brenda Miller, and Marilyn Miller Lambert; great grandchildren, Savannah Melson, Johnathan Melson, Jefawna Jerrolds, Jensen Jerrolds, Ava Grace McFall, Mason Cole McFall, and Preston Lambert; sisters, Louise Ganster of Adamsville, Tennessee and Kay Noles of Savannah, Tennessee.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her children, Johnny Miller, and twins Bonnie Faye Miller and Lonnie Ray Miller; sisters, Mary Moore, Fannie Bearden, Peggy Learue, Cindy McLaduff, Dorthy Faye Harville, Marie Taylor, and Geraldene Thacker; brothers, Jap Landreth and Frank Landreth.
Mattie Lou Landreth Robertson was born May 4, 1921, the daughter of the late Henry Alexander and Katie Alson Landreth. Ms. Mattie Lou had worked at Grisham's as a seamstress, the Cotton Patch as a Sales Clerk, Hardin County School System as a Cook , and Hardin Home Nursing Home as a Housekeeper. She loved to quilt, cook, play checkers, and being around her grandchildren. She was a member of the Mount Zion Church of Christ.
Ms. Mattie Lou is survived by he children, Patsy Emerson of Counce, Tennessee, Carl Miller and Douglas Miller both of California, James Paul Robertson, Jr. of Savannah, Tennessee, Homer Robertson of Adamsville, Tennessee and Doris Sagely of Counce, Tennessee; grandchildren, Candy Robertson, Angie Etheridge, Jeff Jerrolds, Michael Glover, Denise Ingle, Roger Brown, Linda Miller, Jerry Miller, Julie Miller, Steven Miller, Rickie Miller, Jennie Miller, James Miller, Brenda Miller, and Marilyn Miller Lambert; great grandchildren, Savannah Melson, Johnathan Melson, Jefawna Jerrolds, Jensen Jerrolds, Ava Grace McFall, Mason Cole McFall, and Preston Lambert; sisters, Louise Ganster of Adamsville, Tennessee and Kay Noles of Savannah, Tennessee.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her children, Johnny Miller, and twins Bonnie Faye Miller and Lonnie Ray Miller; sisters, Mary Moore, Fannie Bearden, Peggy Learue, Cindy McLaduff, Dorthy Faye Harville, Marie Taylor, and Geraldene Thacker; brothers, Jap Landreth and Frank Landreth.
Mattie Lou Robertson departed this life on Tuesday, October 30, 2012, at the age of 91 years, 5 months, 26 days.
Mattie Lou Landreth Robertson was born May 4, 1921, the daughter of the late Henry Alexander and Katie Alson Landreth. Ms. Mattie Lou had worked at Grisham's as a seamstress, the Cotton Patch as a Sales Clerk, Hardin County School System as a Cook , and Hardin Home Nursing Home as a Housekeeper. She loved to quilt, cook, play checkers, and being around her grandchildren. She was a member of the Mount Zion Church of Christ.
Ms. Mattie Lou is survived by he children, Patsy Emerson of Counce, Tennessee, Carl Miller and Douglas Miller both of California, James Paul Robertson, Jr. of Savannah, Tennessee, Homer Robertson of Adamsville, Tennessee and Doris Sagely of Counce, Tennessee; grandchildren, Candy Robertson, Angie Etheridge, Jeff Jerrolds, Michael Glover, Denise Ingle, Roger Brown, Linda Miller, Jerry Miller, Julie Miller, Steven Miller, Rickie Miller, Jennie Miller, James Miller, Brenda Miller, and Marilyn Miller Lambert; great grandchildren, Savannah Melson, Johnathan Melson, Jefawna Jerrolds, Jensen Jerrolds, Ava Grace McFall, Mason Cole McFall, and Preston Lambert; sisters, Louise Ganster of Adamsville, Tennessee and Kay Noles of Savannah, Tennessee.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her children, Johnny Miller, and twins Bonnie Faye Miller and Lonnie Ray Miller; sisters, Mary Moore, Fannie Bearden, Peggy Learue, Cindy McLaduff, Dorthy Faye Harville, Marie Taylor, and Geraldene Thacker; brothers, Jap Landreth and Frank Landreth.
Mattie Lou Landreth Robertson was born May 4, 1921, the daughter of the late Henry Alexander and Katie Alson Landreth. Ms. Mattie Lou had worked at Grisham's as a seamstress, the Cotton Patch as a Sales Clerk, Hardin County School System as a Cook , and Hardin Home Nursing Home as a Housekeeper. She loved to quilt, cook, play checkers, and being around her grandchildren. She was a member of the Mount Zion Church of Christ.
Ms. Mattie Lou is survived by he children, Patsy Emerson of Counce, Tennessee, Carl Miller and Douglas Miller both of California, James Paul Robertson, Jr. of Savannah, Tennessee, Homer Robertson of Adamsville, Tennessee and Doris Sagely of Counce, Tennessee; grandchildren, Candy Robertson, Angie Etheridge, Jeff Jerrolds, Michael Glover, Denise Ingle, Roger Brown, Linda Miller, Jerry Miller, Julie Miller, Steven Miller, Rickie Miller, Jennie Miller, James Miller, Brenda Miller, and Marilyn Miller Lambert; great grandchildren, Savannah Melson, Johnathan Melson, Jefawna Jerrolds, Jensen Jerrolds, Ava Grace McFall, Mason Cole McFall, and Preston Lambert; sisters, Louise Ganster of Adamsville, Tennessee and Kay Noles of Savannah, Tennessee.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her children, Johnny Miller, and twins Bonnie Faye Miller and Lonnie Ray Miller; sisters, Mary Moore, Fannie Bearden, Peggy Learue, Cindy McLaduff, Dorthy Faye Harville, Marie Taylor, and Geraldene Thacker; brothers, Jap Landreth and Frank Landreth.
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