Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mack Jones
July 18, 1943 ~ October 25, 2023
McDonough Southern Funerals & Cremations
Memorial Services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mack Jones, 80, a resident of Hampton, Georgia will take place on Friday, November 3, 2023, at 3:00 p.m. at Southern Cremations & Funerals at Eastlawn Memorial Park, located at 640 McGarity Road, McDonough, Georgia, with Reverend Eugene Palmore officiating.
Mrs. Jones, who passed away Wednesday, October 25, 2023, at her residence surrounded by her loving family was born July 18, 1943, in New York City, New York to the parents of Mr. Roscoe T. Mack, Sr. and Mrs. Mary Ethel Irving.
She leaves to cherish her precious memories through her husband of forty-two years, Mr. Milton D. Jones, Esq of Hampton, Georgia. One daughter, Ms. Amber P. Jones and one son; Mr. Christopher Mack, Both of Hampton, Georgia. Two brothers; Mr. Roscoe T. Mack, Jr of Gainesville, Virginia and Mr. Herbert C. Mack, (Deceased) and One sister, Mrs. Joan Seymour-Funny (Deceased)
In lieu of flower, the family of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mack Jones ask that you make a charitable donation to From Broke, to Breakthrough Organization https://www.fb2binc.com/ or Doyenne Designs www.doyennedesigns.com
*The Memorial Service for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mack Jones will be live streamed on Friday, November 3, 2023, Beginning at 3:00PM, Eastern Standard Time. In the event that any technical difficulties should occur, please know that the recorded service will be uploaded as quickly as possible. * https://www.streamyard.com/3espwrmyh7
The staff of Southern Cremations & Funerals at Eastlawn Memorial Park are honored to serve the family of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mack Jones. We encourage you to leave your condolences here on our website.
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The Staff of Southern Cremations & Funerals are honored to serve the family of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mack Jones. We ask that you continue to keep this beautiful family in your thoughts and prayers.
Worked with Mary for a long time we’re friends forever so sorry Milton prayers going up Felix Brown and family
Although I never had the opportunity to meet Mrs. Jones, I grew up in Harrisburg, PA with Milton. Milton was and remains to this day, an exceptional and special person. I say this to say to you Milton, your wife had to be as exceptional and even more special. A 42 year union speaks volumes! My condolences to you and your family.
The Metro Atlanta Club of The NANBPWC, Inc. will forever miss our Sister and Life Member, Mary. Your smile and sweet spirit will always be remembered. The love and generosity that you showed us and the communities we serve will continue to live on. Rest well dear sister.
Words cannot express the hole in my heart at the lost of my dear friend Mary. Fashion brought us together but what kept us together was our genuine respect for each other. That respect developed into a deep and beautiful friendship. Miss you already?
Love ya,
Gwen & Syl Landrum
Friends & TMAC Sister & Brother
Love and Friendship
Love is still the greatest cure the world has ever known- no matter what the problem. The love of a friend makes you feel totally accepted, just the way you are. The love of a friend (like Mary Jones)asks how you are and really listens for an answer. The love of a friend ( like Mary Jones)touches you- even though she knows all about you, she (Mary Jones)loves you anyway. The love of a friend stays with you when others desert you.The love of a friend (like Mary Jones)is a gift from GOD.
FATHER GOD, thank you for Mary E Jones, my blessed precious gift you gave me. I praise the LORD for the time GOD gave you and me together.
I will forget our memories we shared. Love you.
from My Maggie🙏🏿❤️😇
We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.
by:
Winston Churchill
My friend: Mary E. Jones, had a true gift of giving!♥️
Thank you, my friend Mary!
May I never take our gift of friendship for granted. There will never be another friend like you, Mary E Jones
Milton, my classmate and Friend of 50 years, and Our Dearest Mary, have showered me with Unconditional LOVE for all of their 42 years as a couple. Whenever life tried to crush me, Mary and Milton just said, “Come Home, Jamila”. They always offered me a safe place to heal with no judgment.
My Husband, Lennox, asked for my hand in marriage shortly after Mary and Milton visited us in St. Thomas. I always believe it was something that Mary said to him that guided his timing.
Mary, aka “Mike” to her before Atlanta Friends, shed the Light and Love of God on everyone she touched.
It is beyond a blessing to have been loved by Mary in this earth journey. Our Dearest Mary, you are deeply missed!
Mary was and will always be an inspiration to me! I will miss her dearly.
With love, ❤️ Bernadette Cohen
With our deepest condolences, we are sending our love to Milton, Amber, Chris and to the entire family.
Love and Blessings, Roy and Bernadette
Dear Milton, Chris, Amber, extended family and friends,
Please accept my heartfelt condolences to you all and sending love and light your way during this time of grieving and bereavement. My sincere prayer is for God to keep you in His ever-present comfort and care.
My Deepest Condolences and Sympathy..I am so very sadden about your passing my Dear TMAC NANBPWC Sister and Life Member. We have shared some Grand times together. My Love to Milton and family. Until we meet again.
I loved Mary but she was known to me as “Mike” and the first time we met was Halloween and she dressed as a witch. My mom and her shared the same birthday and mother was her wake up call at 6 a.m. when worked for Eastern. I just glad that I was able to surprise her for her birthday party and she made me take pictures with her. GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN REST MIKE.
My dear Mary with the most beautiful smile in the world will truly be missed. Rest in Paradise with our Heavenly Father.
AJ
Mary surrounded by TMAC sisters at
Virtual Induction into Life Membership with NANBPWC.
My heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Jones.
Milton and family, I am praying with and for you that the memories that may now bring sadness will eventually become a source of comfort, laughter and joy. Mrs. Meredith Yancey Harrison, Harrisburg, PA
Mary Jones was my Auntie! I have so many good memories of her; too many to count!!! My mom and I spent so many Christmases and Thanksgivings at the Joneses home in both Morrow and Hampton. We loved going to Calloway Garden on Christmas night for the last Christmas Light show. Mary and I both loved fantasy, comics, and science fiction and would talk about the latest, Marvel or DC Comics movie. I will never, ever, be able to see a butterfly and not think of her. Her love and generosity was unmatched. She had a heart big enough to love so many people and she made each of us feel special! I will miss her love, her grace, her quiet elegance, and her beautiful giving soul!!!
We offer blessings and love to Mary’s family. We remember Mary as a fun, lively and intelligent woman. Her smile and warm personality will always be remembered. In the days, weeks, months and years ahead provide you with sweet memories and gratitude for what Mary embedded into you. The greatest love of all is inside of us!
Corliss and Delrick (Bae Bae) White