Carrie V. "Ginnie" Jones, 92, of Mishawaka, IN passed away on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. Ginnie was born on October 3, 1928 in Louisville, KY as the daughter of the late James May, Sr. and Beatrice May.
Her brothers, James May Jr. and William A. May Sr. preceded her in death.
On February 26, 1949 she married Paul J. Jones. Together, their union created Ginnie's greatest blessings, her three daughters; Doris (Bob) Weber of Mishawaka, Linda (Greg) Zehring of Maricopa, AZ and Paula (Bob) Wachs of Edwardsburg, MI. Ginnie is survived by seven grandchildren: Kristine (Tyler) Pappas of Elkhart, IN, Angela (Heith) Peeveyhouse of Phoenix, AZ, Nicole (Brian) Hahn of Mesa, AZ, RJ (Emily) Wachs of Fishers, IN and Courtney (Matt) LaFleur of Anchorage, AK, Matthew Weber of Orlando, FL, and Alyson (Ryan) Weber of Granger. In addition, Ginnie was blessed with eight great grandchildren: Mitchell, Camden, Kenley and Lexi Pappas, Chase and Ava Peeveyhouse, Addison Hahn and Hazel LaFleur. Ginnie had unending love for her family; daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren
It was always with great pride that she would tell everyone she met (including strangers) that those seven grandchildren all held college degrees. She was a member of Northway Church of Christ.
She cherished her friendships and the simple pleasures of bingo, church and country music. She leaves behind a legacy of love, family and strength that can never be forgotten by those lucky enough to lover back. Her spirit, faith, humor and love will be solely missed but celebrated forever in the countless lives she made better. Ginnie's girls will forever be grateful to an unbelievable mother who taught them to love life, love one another, love family and always love God.
Funeral service will be 12:30pm Tuesday, October 13, 2020. Ginnie will be laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky.
Her brothers, James May Jr. and William A. May Sr. preceded her in death.
On February 26, 1949 she married Paul J. Jones. Together, their union created Ginnie's greatest blessings, her three daughters; Doris (Bob) Weber of Mishawaka, Linda (Greg) Zehring of Maricopa, AZ and Paula (Bob) Wachs of Edwardsburg, MI. Ginnie is survived by seven grandchildren: Kristine (Tyler) Pappas of Elkhart, IN, Angela (Heith) Peeveyhouse of Phoenix, AZ, Nicole (Brian) Hahn of Mesa, AZ, RJ (Emily) Wachs of Fishers, IN and Courtney (Matt) LaFleur of Anchorage, AK, Matthew Weber of Orlando, FL, and Alyson (Ryan) Weber of Granger. In addition, Ginnie was blessed with eight great grandchildren: Mitchell, Camden, Kenley and Lexi Pappas, Chase and Ava Peeveyhouse, Addison Hahn and Hazel LaFleur. Ginnie had unending love for her family; daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren
It was always with great pride that she would tell everyone she met (including strangers) that those seven grandchildren all held college degrees. She was a member of Northway Church of Christ.
She cherished her friendships and the simple pleasures of bingo, church and country music. She leaves behind a legacy of love, family and strength that can never be forgotten by those lucky enough to lover back. Her spirit, faith, humor and love will be solely missed but celebrated forever in the countless lives she made better. Ginnie's girls will forever be grateful to an unbelievable mother who taught them to love life, love one another, love family and always love God.
Funeral service will be 12:30pm Tuesday, October 13, 2020. Ginnie will be laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky.
Carrie V. "Ginnie" Jones, 92, of Mishawaka, IN passed away on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. Ginnie was born on October 3, 1928 in Louisville, KY as the daughter of the late James May, Sr. and Beatrice May.
Her brothers, James May Jr. and William A. May Sr. preceded her in death.
On February 26, 1949 she married Paul J. Jones. Together, their union created Ginnie's greatest blessings, her three daughters; Doris (Bob) Weber of Mishawaka, Linda (Greg) Zehring of Maricopa, AZ and Paula (Bob) Wachs of Edwardsburg, MI. Ginnie is survived by seven grandchildren: Kristine (Tyler) Pappas of Elkhart, IN, Angela (Heith) Peeveyhouse of Phoenix, AZ, Nicole (Brian) Hahn of Mesa, AZ, RJ (Emily) Wachs of Fishers, IN and Courtney (Matt) LaFleur of Anchorage, AK, Matthew Weber of Orlando, FL, and Alyson (Ryan) Weber of Granger. In addition, Ginnie was blessed with eight great grandchildren: Mitchell, Camden, Kenley and Lexi Pappas, Chase and Ava Peeveyhouse, Addison Hahn and Hazel LaFleur. Ginnie had unending love for her family; daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren
It was always with great pride that she would tell everyone she met (including strangers) that those seven grandchildren all held college degrees. She was a member of Northway Church of Christ.
She cherished her friendships and the simple pleasures of bingo, church and country music. She leaves behind a legacy of love, family and strength that can never be forgotten by those lucky enough to lover back. Her spirit, faith, humor and love will be solely missed but celebrated forever in the countless lives she made better. Ginnie's girls will forever be grateful to an unbelievable mother who taught them to love life, love one another, love family and always love God.
Funeral service will be 12:30pm Tuesday, October 13, 2020. Ginnie will be laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky.
Her brothers, James May Jr. and William A. May Sr. preceded her in death.
On February 26, 1949 she married Paul J. Jones. Together, their union created Ginnie's greatest blessings, her three daughters; Doris (Bob) Weber of Mishawaka, Linda (Greg) Zehring of Maricopa, AZ and Paula (Bob) Wachs of Edwardsburg, MI. Ginnie is survived by seven grandchildren: Kristine (Tyler) Pappas of Elkhart, IN, Angela (Heith) Peeveyhouse of Phoenix, AZ, Nicole (Brian) Hahn of Mesa, AZ, RJ (Emily) Wachs of Fishers, IN and Courtney (Matt) LaFleur of Anchorage, AK, Matthew Weber of Orlando, FL, and Alyson (Ryan) Weber of Granger. In addition, Ginnie was blessed with eight great grandchildren: Mitchell, Camden, Kenley and Lexi Pappas, Chase and Ava Peeveyhouse, Addison Hahn and Hazel LaFleur. Ginnie had unending love for her family; daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren
It was always with great pride that she would tell everyone she met (including strangers) that those seven grandchildren all held college degrees. She was a member of Northway Church of Christ.
She cherished her friendships and the simple pleasures of bingo, church and country music. She leaves behind a legacy of love, family and strength that can never be forgotten by those lucky enough to lover back. Her spirit, faith, humor and love will be solely missed but celebrated forever in the countless lives she made better. Ginnie's girls will forever be grateful to an unbelievable mother who taught them to love life, love one another, love family and always love God.
Funeral service will be 12:30pm Tuesday, October 13, 2020. Ginnie will be laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky.
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