Louise M. Gibson

Louise (Lowry) Gibson went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on February 12, 2015 at 8:55 PM. Louise was born in a small town, Johnsville, Arkansas, on October 26, 1927 to Owen and Stella Lowry. She was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers Mason, Kevin, Billy Joe and Delbert Lowry, her sister Marie Gentry. She also was preceded in death by her former husband Elvis (Red) Gibson. She is survived by her sister Mildred (Dolly) Howard and her husband James Howard of Folsom, CA. Her 2 sons Harold Gibson of Bay City, TX and Rodney Gibson and his wife Jana Gibson of Arlington, TX. Grandchildren Aaron Gibson of Houston, TX, Stephanie and her husband Wade Griffith of Norfolk, VA, Joshua, Caleb and Hannah Gibson of Markham, TX, and Nicholas Gibson of Arlington, TX, Great Grandchildren Hayden ,McKenna, Cassidy Griffith of Norfolk, VA, and Noah, Aeris Gibson of Houston, TX. Louise was a loyal wife and devoted mother and she loved her family and dedicated her life to providing the necessary ingredients for a happy home and to raise her sons to be men she could be proud of. She was a loving grandmother and great grandmother. She was known as a beloved Nana to all. She attended Bethel Baptist Church in Houston, TX. Prior to coming to Houston Louise lived in Little Rock, Arkansas and attended business school with her best friend Hazel. She worked in the insurance industry for most of her working career and she was the one you always called to handle your auto insurance. She never forgot a birthday, anniversary or any special occasion. She was the first to send a card or write a kind word. She always had a smile and was always friendly to talk to. She loved going to the beauty shop and never missed a week. She would welcome you to sit at her table to share a meal that she had made andjoin in fellowship, she would take others to a doctor’s appointment when they did not have transportation and the list goes on, Louise had a gift of caring and hospitality that her Creator bestowed upon her and she used these talents all of her 87 years on this earth and even in her last days she was more concerned about others than herself.

She will indeed be missed by all who knew her and shared their life with her. She was blessed by your love and friendship.