Mary Jones
Aug 05, 2021 – Dec 05, 2008
Mary Olive Jacoby Jones, 87, of Louisa, passed away Friday, December 5, 2008.
Mary was born in Louisa County on August 5, 1921.
Mary was a lifelong member of Louisa United Methodist Church where she was active in the choir and the bible study group. She was past president of the Louisa United Methodist Women and past Chair of the Board of Trustees. Mary was a past member of the Louisa Garden Club and a current member of the Louisa Chapter of the AARP. She was a member of The First of the Red Hat Mama’s ” a chapter of the Red Hat Society and a volunteer at Louisa Health Care Center. Mary was most well known in the Piedmont area for her beautiful draperies and slip covers that she hand made.
Mary is survived by her daughter Mary Frances “MF” Hoh and her husband LaVahn of Louisa her son Bill Jones and his wife Debbie of Midlothian her sister Nettie J. Trainum and husband Max of Louisa her two grandsons Jimmy Jones of Louisa and Cameron Jones of Midlothian her great-grandson Keegan Jones of Louisa and a number of nieces and nephews especially David Jacoby.
A visitation will be held from 10:30 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. Saturday December 13 2008 at Louisa United Methodist Church with a memorial service to begin at 12:00 p.m. The Rev. Robert L. Haley will be conducting the service.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Louisa United Methodist Women or the Louisa United Methodist Church or the Charlottesville Shelter for Help in Emergency “SHE”.
Your mother was such a good friend to my mom. She was always willing to give a helping hand. She will be missed. God Bless
We will miss Mary so much when we go to the Louisa Health Care Center every Tuesday to play bingo with the residents, and especially going to lunch folling Bingo, we enjoyed her so much.
Mary Jones touched our lives as well as so many others. Always such a giving person. We will have fond memories of her and all the time we spent with her. She will be missed.
Mary was a great friend and worker at the church during our 15 years in Louisa. She is what we all strieve to be, a servant for the Lord Jesus Christ. When we renovated the church 15 years ago, she was on the building committee and served more than on the committee. She did a signicicant amount of work during the demolition, clean-up, painting and eventually move in. All this while she was 72 years old. I have missed having someone like her in our present church in Florida. She was a great lady.Kevin Heinicka
I am so very sorry for Mary`s passing. She was a wonderful neighbor and a very grand lady, and will always remain an inspiration to me for her faith in mankind, her selfless generosity, and her remarkable strength and perserverance. I wish the best for all the family members in their time of grief.
I had the pleasure of knowing Mrs. Jones as a fellow member of Louisa United Methodist Church. She was a sweet, wonderful woman. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Thank you for sharing such a bteiauful story with us.Hopefully it will serve as a reminder to all of us on how we should be concerned about each other, not just during the holidays but throughout the entire year.Definitely worth the delay in My Sister the Freak (which I`ve missed and am looking forward to the new year`s updates).Wishing you a happy and healthy New Year,Simcha-Yitzchak Lerner TGIF