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Ellionora Maomi Holmes

July 3, 1942 ~ April 3, 2017

Life Reflections For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven: a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 Ellionora Maomi Holmes "Molly", daughter of the late Mr. Elsob Ndlovu and Mrs. Petronella "Maggie" Ndlovu, was born July 3, 1942 in the Deepdale, South Africa. She was preceded in death by Mathias Ndlovu and sister Sylvia Zimu of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. She received her formal education in the Natal school system of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa and received a nursing degree from Edendale Hospital in Pietermaritzburg. She then went on to receive a Psychiatric specialization at the Texas Women's University. At an early age, she accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior and later became a member of The Radiant Life Assembly of God church in Marietta, Georgia. She moved to Europe, then New York City, New York, and settled in Houston, Texas as a young, driven woman. Eventually she moved to Cobb County Georgia and worked at Cobb County Public Health until she retired in 2013. She assisted many family and friends from South Africa, and beyond, accomplish their dreams of moving to the US. Always loving to stay busy, she touched everyone's heart through laughter, memorable travels, and unconditional care for others. Until her last peaceful days, she continued to put a smile on her face which infectiously always gave others comfort. On Monday, April 3, 2017, our Heavenly Father called – Ellionora Maomi Holmes- from her earthly labors to God's Eternal Heavenly Kingdom. She leaves to cherish her memory a devoted brother and sister, Boniface Mncwabe, of Empangeni, South Africa and Mildred Ndlovu (Elephant) of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa ; three children, Gregory Ndlovu of, Nassau, Bahamas, Melissa Alexander of Atlanta, Georgia and Saidi Ally Bakari of Atlanta, Georgia; three granddaughters, Tiera Ndlovu, Tyler Ndlovu, and Gabriella Alexander; daughter – in-law Thyra Treco and son – in -law Alex Alexander: along with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and other relatives.

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  1. ‘Auntie “Molly” i dont have any word to say…Though we never had time to meet, u had always been welcoming to me and you tried several times to assist me to secure my visit to the USA and meet the other half our family….But God has other plan and it never occured. Allah Knows Best. Inna Lillahy wa Inna Illahy Rajoun. I will keep praying for every day. RIP’

  2. ‘My thoughts and prayers are with your family’

  3. ‘Greg, Lisa and Saudi, I pray for God’s awesome comfort and peace to be with you during this time as you mourn the loss of your sweet mom, my sister and mentor Sis’ Molly. She will be missed by all who knew her and loved her.

    Aunt Lindi Yeni’

  4. ‘My dearest Sis’ Molly,

    You were my mentor since I was a little girl in Sobantu, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. Your beauty was inside as well as outside. Your smile was always welcoming. You gave me sound advice when I first came to Houston, Texas. You were a sister and a friend to me. I’m so glad that I was blessed enough to be able to visit you in person in December 2015. I will always cherish that memory. I will miss you. May God bid you rest in His arms.

    Lots of love,

    Lindi Yeni’

  5. ‘Hard to believe that you are gone.We connected again after many years and it was like we never stopped talking I remember the days carpooling when we worked at st Joseph .I still have the beautiful jacket you knitted for my son. The breast pump you loaned me.and the many conversations we had about raising our kids Was looking forward to seeing you again but God had his plans.’

  6. ‘My condolences to the family. I know we are all sad at the unexpected passing, but Jesus loved her more.she was a great lady.’

  7. Futhi Ngcobo (Pholoba), Family says:

    ‘We will always keep you close in our hearts and cherish all the good memories. Rest in eternal peace my beautiful, sweet, loving and kind aunt.’


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