Murial Lillian Trudell Page, of Conroe, TX, passed away on Thursday, December 8, 2023. She was born on December 29, 1927, to parents, Penn Smith Sr. and Siglee (Ducan) Smith.
She leaves behind her daughters: Gloria Joyce Reindl of Shiner, TX, and Sherry Marie Page of Conroe, TX; her grandchildren: Drew Page, Grady Page, Sarah Wauson, Emily Reindl, Lauren Andrus, and Kevin Andrus; as well as numerous great grandchildren, other family members, and friends.
Murial was born in Colorado City, TX and raised in Montgomery, TX. In her early years, her family lived with Uncle Clarence. She would carry water from the creek daily as one of her chores.
After graduating from Conroe High School in 1945, she pursued a career in cosmetology. She worked in Conroe for several years. After her children were of age, she opened Trudy's beauty salon in Cut-n-Shoot, TX, off 105 East. After several years, she moved the salon to East Dallas in Conroe. She was known for helping elderly residents in all times of need.
Her faith in God was a priority and blessing for her. Her family attended Graceville Baptist Church, where she provided leavening bread for the Lord's Supper. She raised her children to believe in the word of God. In her latter life, Murial attended Mims Baptist Church and then transitioned to First Baptist Church of Conroe, where she made close bonds with the members of her life group.
She is proceeded in death by her father, Penn Smith Sr., her mother, Siglee Smith, her brother, Penn Smith Jr, her sister, Nanny Faye Cartwright, her sister, Ruth Mildred Walton, and her son, Gary Allen Page.
WHISPERS FROM HEAVEN
When I left this world without you, I know it made you blue.
Your tears fell so freely, I watched: I know this is true.
While you were weeping, days after I passed away —
While all was silent within me, I saw you kneel to pray.
From this wonderful place called heaven, where all my pain is gone,
I send a gentle breeze to whisper, "My loved ones, please go on."
The peace that I have found here, goes far beyond compare.
No rain, no clouds, no suffering — just LOVE from everywhere.
You need not be troubled, just stay close to GOD in prayer.
Someday we'll be reunited My love,
HIS love surrounds you always, EVERYWHERE!
She leaves behind her daughters: Gloria Joyce Reindl of Shiner, TX, and Sherry Marie Page of Conroe, TX; her grandchildren: Drew Page, Grady Page, Sarah Wauson, Emily Reindl, Lauren Andrus, and Kevin Andrus; as well as numerous great grandchildren, other family members, and friends.
Murial was born in Colorado City, TX and raised in Montgomery, TX. In her early years, her family lived with Uncle Clarence. She would carry water from the creek daily as one of her chores.
After graduating from Conroe High School in 1945, she pursued a career in cosmetology. She worked in Conroe for several years. After her children were of age, she opened Trudy's beauty salon in Cut-n-Shoot, TX, off 105 East. After several years, she moved the salon to East Dallas in Conroe. She was known for helping elderly residents in all times of need.
Her faith in God was a priority and blessing for her. Her family attended Graceville Baptist Church, where she provided leavening bread for the Lord's Supper. She raised her children to believe in the word of God. In her latter life, Murial attended Mims Baptist Church and then transitioned to First Baptist Church of Conroe, where she made close bonds with the members of her life group.
She is proceeded in death by her father, Penn Smith Sr., her mother, Siglee Smith, her brother, Penn Smith Jr, her sister, Nanny Faye Cartwright, her sister, Ruth Mildred Walton, and her son, Gary Allen Page.
WHISPERS FROM HEAVEN
When I left this world without you, I know it made you blue.
Your tears fell so freely, I watched: I know this is true.
While you were weeping, days after I passed away —
While all was silent within me, I saw you kneel to pray.
From this wonderful place called heaven, where all my pain is gone,
I send a gentle breeze to whisper, "My loved ones, please go on."
The peace that I have found here, goes far beyond compare.
No rain, no clouds, no suffering — just LOVE from everywhere.
You need not be troubled, just stay close to GOD in prayer.
Someday we'll be reunited My love,
HIS love surrounds you always, EVERYWHERE!
Murial Lillian Trudell Page, of Conroe, TX, passed away on Thursday, December 8, 2023. She was born on December 29, 1927, to parents, Penn Smith Sr. and Siglee (Ducan) Smith.
She leaves behind her daughters: Gloria Joyce Reindl of Shiner, TX, and Sherry Marie Page of Conroe, TX; her grandchildren: Drew Page, Grady Page, Sarah Wauson, Emily Reindl, Lauren Andrus, and Kevin Andrus; as well as numerous great grandchildren, other family members, and friends.
Murial was born in Colorado City, TX and raised in Montgomery, TX. In her early years, her family lived with Uncle Clarence. She would carry water from the creek daily as one of her chores.
After graduating from Conroe High School in 1945, she pursued a career in cosmetology. She worked in Conroe for several years. After her children were of age, she opened Trudy's beauty salon in Cut-n-Shoot, TX, off 105 East. After several years, she moved the salon to East Dallas in Conroe. She was known for helping elderly residents in all times of need.
Her faith in God was a priority and blessing for her. Her family attended Graceville Baptist Church, where she provided leavening bread for the Lord's Supper. She raised her children to believe in the word of God. In her latter life, Murial attended Mims Baptist Church and then transitioned to First Baptist Church of Conroe, where she made close bonds with the members of her life group.
She is proceeded in death by her father, Penn Smith Sr., her mother, Siglee Smith, her brother, Penn Smith Jr, her sister, Nanny Faye Cartwright, her sister, Ruth Mildred Walton, and her son, Gary Allen Page.
WHISPERS FROM HEAVEN
When I left this world without you, I know it made you blue.
Your tears fell so freely, I watched: I know this is true.
While you were weeping, days after I passed away —
While all was silent within me, I saw you kneel to pray.
From this wonderful place called heaven, where all my pain is gone,
I send a gentle breeze to whisper, "My loved ones, please go on."
The peace that I have found here, goes far beyond compare.
No rain, no clouds, no suffering — just LOVE from everywhere.
You need not be troubled, just stay close to GOD in prayer.
Someday we'll be reunited My love,
HIS love surrounds you always, EVERYWHERE!
She leaves behind her daughters: Gloria Joyce Reindl of Shiner, TX, and Sherry Marie Page of Conroe, TX; her grandchildren: Drew Page, Grady Page, Sarah Wauson, Emily Reindl, Lauren Andrus, and Kevin Andrus; as well as numerous great grandchildren, other family members, and friends.
Murial was born in Colorado City, TX and raised in Montgomery, TX. In her early years, her family lived with Uncle Clarence. She would carry water from the creek daily as one of her chores.
After graduating from Conroe High School in 1945, she pursued a career in cosmetology. She worked in Conroe for several years. After her children were of age, she opened Trudy's beauty salon in Cut-n-Shoot, TX, off 105 East. After several years, she moved the salon to East Dallas in Conroe. She was known for helping elderly residents in all times of need.
Her faith in God was a priority and blessing for her. Her family attended Graceville Baptist Church, where she provided leavening bread for the Lord's Supper. She raised her children to believe in the word of God. In her latter life, Murial attended Mims Baptist Church and then transitioned to First Baptist Church of Conroe, where she made close bonds with the members of her life group.
She is proceeded in death by her father, Penn Smith Sr., her mother, Siglee Smith, her brother, Penn Smith Jr, her sister, Nanny Faye Cartwright, her sister, Ruth Mildred Walton, and her son, Gary Allen Page.
WHISPERS FROM HEAVEN
When I left this world without you, I know it made you blue.
Your tears fell so freely, I watched: I know this is true.
While you were weeping, days after I passed away —
While all was silent within me, I saw you kneel to pray.
From this wonderful place called heaven, where all my pain is gone,
I send a gentle breeze to whisper, "My loved ones, please go on."
The peace that I have found here, goes far beyond compare.
No rain, no clouds, no suffering — just LOVE from everywhere.
You need not be troubled, just stay close to GOD in prayer.
Someday we'll be reunited My love,
HIS love surrounds you always, EVERYWHERE!
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