Myrl Vairy was born in Crowley, Louisiana on January 2, 1913 to her par-ents Jake and Mary Griffin.
She confessed Christ at an early age uniting with Morning Star Baptist Church, Crowley, Louisiana where she was baptized by Reverend Ross.
Myrl attended schools in Crowley, LA and received her education at Crow-ley Industrial Training School.
Myrl later met and married Privot Vairy in 1931in Crowley, LA. From this union two daughters was born, Mary Jane Scott and Clara Bo Hill.
Myrl was a faithful member of Mt. Zion over 52 years. She was a woman who lived close to the Lord with a faith that never wavered. As a mother, she cherished her relationship with her two daughters, Jane and Clara, who loved, honored and cared for her immensely!
Although her independence came with a great price, she endured life hard-ships as a good solider. Always remaining true to her faith in the Lord, until passing at 99 years, 11 months and 12 hours old.
Myrl was the pillar of her family that cannot be replaced. Her life served as a model of what faith in God can do.
Myrl departed this life on January 1, 2013 and was preceded in death by Mary Jane Scott (daughter), Privot Vairy (husband) and seven siblings.
Myrl leaves to mourn her passing, her daughter Clara Bo Hill, son-in-law, Ralph Scott, Sr.; (11) grandchildren, Olet Jackson, Portia Wright (David), Merkelyn Jackson, Nathaniel Barnharot, Electa M. Stanley (Theodore), Robert Barnhardt, Ralph A. Scott, Jr., Stepheny Johnston (William) Eddie Alexander, Otto LeBlanc, Emery E. Hill (Ekate Tina); (12) great grand-children, (14) great great-grandchildren, cherished nieces, and nephews, Mother Vera Baggett along with other devoted friends and members of Mt. Zion, as well as her beloved Pastor, Reverend Michael Wallace, who will all miss her tremendously.
She was a woman of strength and dignity, who had no fear of old age. When she spoke, her words were wise and kindness was her rule for everything she said. She watched carefully for all that went on in her household. And was never lazy. Her children stood and blessed her!! There are many fine women in the world, but (Myrl) you were the best of them all. Proverbs 31:25-28
She confessed Christ at an early age uniting with Morning Star Baptist Church, Crowley, Louisiana where she was baptized by Reverend Ross.
Myrl attended schools in Crowley, LA and received her education at Crow-ley Industrial Training School.
Myrl later met and married Privot Vairy in 1931in Crowley, LA. From this union two daughters was born, Mary Jane Scott and Clara Bo Hill.
Myrl was a faithful member of Mt. Zion over 52 years. She was a woman who lived close to the Lord with a faith that never wavered. As a mother, she cherished her relationship with her two daughters, Jane and Clara, who loved, honored and cared for her immensely!
Although her independence came with a great price, she endured life hard-ships as a good solider. Always remaining true to her faith in the Lord, until passing at 99 years, 11 months and 12 hours old.
Myrl was the pillar of her family that cannot be replaced. Her life served as a model of what faith in God can do.
Myrl departed this life on January 1, 2013 and was preceded in death by Mary Jane Scott (daughter), Privot Vairy (husband) and seven siblings.
Myrl leaves to mourn her passing, her daughter Clara Bo Hill, son-in-law, Ralph Scott, Sr.; (11) grandchildren, Olet Jackson, Portia Wright (David), Merkelyn Jackson, Nathaniel Barnharot, Electa M. Stanley (Theodore), Robert Barnhardt, Ralph A. Scott, Jr., Stepheny Johnston (William) Eddie Alexander, Otto LeBlanc, Emery E. Hill (Ekate Tina); (12) great grand-children, (14) great great-grandchildren, cherished nieces, and nephews, Mother Vera Baggett along with other devoted friends and members of Mt. Zion, as well as her beloved Pastor, Reverend Michael Wallace, who will all miss her tremendously.
She was a woman of strength and dignity, who had no fear of old age. When she spoke, her words were wise and kindness was her rule for everything she said. She watched carefully for all that went on in her household. And was never lazy. Her children stood and blessed her!! There are many fine women in the world, but (Myrl) you were the best of them all. Proverbs 31:25-28
Myrl Vairy was born in Crowley, Louisiana on January 2, 1913 to her par-ents Jake and Mary Griffin.
She confessed Christ at an early age uniting with Morning Star Baptist Church, Crowley, Louisiana where she was baptized by Reverend Ross.
Myrl attended schools in Crowley, LA and received her education at Crow-ley Industrial Training School.
Myrl later met and married Privot Vairy in 1931in Crowley, LA. From this union two daughters was born, Mary Jane Scott and Clara Bo Hill.
Myrl was a faithful member of Mt. Zion over 52 years. She was a woman who lived close to the Lord with a faith that never wavered. As a mother, she cherished her relationship with her two daughters, Jane and Clara, who loved, honored and cared for her immensely!
Although her independence came with a great price, she endured life hard-ships as a good solider. Always remaining true to her faith in the Lord, until passing at 99 years, 11 months and 12 hours old.
Myrl was the pillar of her family that cannot be replaced. Her life served as a model of what faith in God can do.
Myrl departed this life on January 1, 2013 and was preceded in death by Mary Jane Scott (daughter), Privot Vairy (husband) and seven siblings.
Myrl leaves to mourn her passing, her daughter Clara Bo Hill, son-in-law, Ralph Scott, Sr.; (11) grandchildren, Olet Jackson, Portia Wright (David), Merkelyn Jackson, Nathaniel Barnharot, Electa M. Stanley (Theodore), Robert Barnhardt, Ralph A. Scott, Jr., Stepheny Johnston (William) Eddie Alexander, Otto LeBlanc, Emery E. Hill (Ekate Tina); (12) great grand-children, (14) great great-grandchildren, cherished nieces, and nephews, Mother Vera Baggett along with other devoted friends and members of Mt. Zion, as well as her beloved Pastor, Reverend Michael Wallace, who will all miss her tremendously.
She was a woman of strength and dignity, who had no fear of old age. When she spoke, her words were wise and kindness was her rule for everything she said. She watched carefully for all that went on in her household. And was never lazy. Her children stood and blessed her!! There are many fine women in the world, but (Myrl) you were the best of them all. Proverbs 31:25-28
She confessed Christ at an early age uniting with Morning Star Baptist Church, Crowley, Louisiana where she was baptized by Reverend Ross.
Myrl attended schools in Crowley, LA and received her education at Crow-ley Industrial Training School.
Myrl later met and married Privot Vairy in 1931in Crowley, LA. From this union two daughters was born, Mary Jane Scott and Clara Bo Hill.
Myrl was a faithful member of Mt. Zion over 52 years. She was a woman who lived close to the Lord with a faith that never wavered. As a mother, she cherished her relationship with her two daughters, Jane and Clara, who loved, honored and cared for her immensely!
Although her independence came with a great price, she endured life hard-ships as a good solider. Always remaining true to her faith in the Lord, until passing at 99 years, 11 months and 12 hours old.
Myrl was the pillar of her family that cannot be replaced. Her life served as a model of what faith in God can do.
Myrl departed this life on January 1, 2013 and was preceded in death by Mary Jane Scott (daughter), Privot Vairy (husband) and seven siblings.
Myrl leaves to mourn her passing, her daughter Clara Bo Hill, son-in-law, Ralph Scott, Sr.; (11) grandchildren, Olet Jackson, Portia Wright (David), Merkelyn Jackson, Nathaniel Barnharot, Electa M. Stanley (Theodore), Robert Barnhardt, Ralph A. Scott, Jr., Stepheny Johnston (William) Eddie Alexander, Otto LeBlanc, Emery E. Hill (Ekate Tina); (12) great grand-children, (14) great great-grandchildren, cherished nieces, and nephews, Mother Vera Baggett along with other devoted friends and members of Mt. Zion, as well as her beloved Pastor, Reverend Michael Wallace, who will all miss her tremendously.
She was a woman of strength and dignity, who had no fear of old age. When she spoke, her words were wise and kindness was her rule for everything she said. She watched carefully for all that went on in her household. And was never lazy. Her children stood and blessed her!! There are many fine women in the world, but (Myrl) you were the best of them all. Proverbs 31:25-28
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