Edalene Page Hope, age 95, passed away peacefully Wednesday,
November 17, 2021 surrounded by family at T J Samson Hospital. She was born
February 22, 1926 in the Oak Hill community in
She was a wonderful neighbor, friend to many, known for her quick wit and loved by all. She was a member of the Willow Shade Church of Christ, Summer Shade Homemakers Club and Metcalfe County Democratic Women’s Club for many years. “Ma” was always cooking and preparing for others and welcomed everyone in her home.
She is survived by two children, Bonnie Gail Hope Froggett and husband Henry, and Richard “Rick” Allen Hope and wife Kaye, both of Summer Shade; six grandchildren, Laura Hope Froggett Rigdon (Tim), William “Billy” Myers Froggett (Sherry), Mary Elizabeth “Betsy” Froggett Walters (Manuel, Jr), Melanie Page Hope Edwards (Randy Phelps), Jane Ellen Hope Reece (Jeff) and Kacy Ann Hope-Davis (Will); 9 great grandchildren, Matt Rigdon (Caitlin), Sarah Rigdon (Seth Herrington), Taylor Froggett Ferrell (Jon), Baley Froggett, Grant and Jake Edwards, Camryn and Kinsley Reece, and Anna Walters; several step great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Granddaughter Jane Ellen said it best – “There is a little bit of her in all of us”.
Preceding her in death besides her parents and husband were 6 sisters, Velma Nichols, Thelma Martin, Holda Billingsley, Orene Garmon, Dora Henry and Louise Page and three brothers, Burford Page, Finis Page and Ira Page.
Funeral services
will be Saturday, November 20, 2021, 1:00 P.M. at McMurtrey Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the
Memorials may be
made to the
Face mask are recommended.
4 comments:
A wonderful lady, always kind and generous in spirit.
Bonnie,Rick and Family,
Our hearts are saddened by the passing of our wonderful friend.
She will be missed so very much. I will always treasure the good times that we had together.
Our prayers and love are with all of you at this time.
Elizabeth Wilson
The sweetest and classiest lady ever.
I'm so sorry to hear of Mrs. Hope's passing. She was a wonderful lady.I remember when we were raising the tobacco on my Uncle Gene's farm. Gladwell would let Uncle Gene keep his tractor at their house. She will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. RIP Beautiful Angel
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