Mary L. Grant

Mary Grant, 91, of Killeen, Texas passed away on December 4, 2020. She was born May 28, 1929 in Monett, Missouri. She graduated from Verona High School in Verona, Missouri in 1946. Mary grew up in Missouri with her two older sisters. She was a member of the St Andrews United Methodist Church in Killeen. Her parents were Frank Oness Caldwell and Susan Pearl (Hill) Caldwell.

Her chosen career was Homemaker. She loved everything about her career of caring for her family. She was a devoted mother, grandmother, and wife. Mary met James Grant, the love of her life, in 1961 in Killeen, Texas. They were married 39 years. Together they spent time on their shared hobbies of gardening and painting ceramics. But their favorite thing to do was spend time with their children, grand- children, and their dear friends. Their home was a welcoming home to everyone. Many hours were spent visiting around their dining room table. Everyone always felt welcome.

Mary was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Susan Caldwell, sister Lois M. Rumfield, husband James Grant, daughter Connie Sue Bargas, and grandson Ricky Todd McMahan.

Survivors include her sister, Faye Adams, daughter, Debbie Drever and husband Bill, and son in law Robert Bargas.

Grandchildren: Amy Arevalo, Brian and Jodi Drever, Chad and Leslie Drever, Nathan and Lisa Drever.

Great-grandchildren: Olivea Arevalo, Benjamin Arevalo and Francesca Arevalo, Ethan Drever, Lauren Drever, William Drever, Alicia and Brody Trahan, Lillian Drever, Emily Drever, Avery Drever, and Elizabeth Drever.

Great-great-grandchildren: Josephine Tshituka and Cooper Trahan.

The Visitation will be at Crawford Bowers Funeral Home on December 10th from 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM. The funeral service will be 1:00 PM, December 11th at St Andrews United Methodist Church, 1000 Florence Road, Killeen, Texas.

With respect to Mary's family and friends, due to the Pandemic, the services will have the proper precautions in place of mask requirements and social distancing. Please know that our family respects your decision not to attend due to current health risks.