I’m going to miss her so much!!! Check out all the pictures. You can tell just how much fun she was. What a wonderful woman she was!!! She was so fun! I loved everything about the lake with her. That’s what the 4th of July should always be, sitting at the trailer, eating watermelon, and shooting off fireworks. I know Mamaw is already having a blast in Heaven. I can’t wait to see her again!!!

It’s been a tough past few days. Today my great grandmother gained her wings, though I am sad and missing her already, I am so thankful and grateful for the many good memories I had with her. Fly high my angel, see you on the other side. 

It is still hard for me to believe that my Mamaw is gone, but I know where she is and that gives me joy. I love you Mamaw!

I knew this photo was special, but today it holds so much more meaning. This is my Mamaw Hazel holding her great-great granddaughter, Hazel-Mae, for which she was named. This memory was taken on Thursday, the day Hazel-Mae came home from the hospital. My Mamaw couldn’t understand why someone would want to name their baby Hazel (although it was her name, she didn’t like it I guess), but on my Dad’s birthday in January she said she had been thinking about it and thought it would be okay to name her Hazel and gave us her blessing. On Thursday before we left, she hugged me and kissed me and told me how proud she was of my kids and how beautiful Hazel-Mae was. (She told us we could leave her and she would take good care of her.) This would be the last conversation and fellowship I would have with my Mamaw as she passed away last night peacefully in her sleep just a month shy of her 95th birthday. Although our hearts ache and we are saddened, she was a strong tower and matriarch of the singleton family. These last few months have been hard on her children and “in-law-kids”, but they demonstrated what unconditional love is and took care of her until she drew her last breath. I am so thankful for this display of love and our memories will carry us through. “In the morning when I rise, give me Jesus!”

I am so sorry!! I knew her from the Baptist Hospital gift shop. For a long time, I didn’t realize that Hazel was your family! I loved her. She was a very special lady!!

My mom couldn’t have said it better. We may miss her on earth, but out hearts overflow with happiness knowing she is in Heaven and no longer hurting. Watching her hold Hazel-Mae Thursday and telling me how proud she was of Chad and I will always hold a special place in my heart. We love and will miss you, Mamaw, and I can’t wait to tell Hazel-Mae about how much of a selfless and loving woman you were. Prayers for our family would be greatly appreciated.

Last night we lost one of the most important family members. Mamaw went to be with the angels last night. When we were kids we would help her work in the garden. Many times when we would work in the strawberry patch, we would eat half of what we picked. She would wear an apron and have a sugar shaker in one of the pockets. She loved to go to the lake and do a lot of fishing. We have a lot of fond and good memories from there. Saturday mornings would start off by getting up early and going fishing, then come in and she would fix breakfast. Then we would mow and go fishing again later. Sunday mornings we got up around 6:30 and get ready to go fishing. She would take a portable radio out with us and we would listen to country cross roads. We caught many a fish up there and drank a whole lot of coffee. The past several years I would get her pare in the morning on the out when I left for work. Most of the time she would have made me breakfast, or at least a cup of coffee and a snack. A lot of times Brett would call me when I was eating, he would say, “Boy it must be nice”’ and it was nice to know that she cared enough to do that. Then after work I would stop and get her mail. We would sit there and talk for a while and a lot of times take turns taking naps. I will miss her so much, but know that one day we will catch some more fish and drink a lot more coffee. Some of the best coffee I have drank was made by her. I LOVE YOU AND WILL MISS HER DEARLY. And we will take good care of Marble. 

Man I loved getting up early and go fishing it was always so peaceful listening to the radio and watching the water as smooth as glass with fog coming off it. I know her and Aunt Helena are catching up on their fishing. Remember the time when mom caught Mamie? I know that fish hook hurt but Mamaw didn’t say it did. Sure not going to be the same anymore. 

Mamaw was tougher than a pine knot. I really miss her. Marble is missing her, but she will be fine. Just will take a little time.

Sure going to miss Mamaw. I believed she loved to fish as much as my mom. Going to miss slipping off to go next door to work puzzles with her. Loved her like my Grandmother. You could never eat enough. She always wanted you to eat more. 

I’m sitting here in her living room. It’s odd not having her here. I miss her. I asked who had Marble and when they said Brian and Rhonda I thought that was great. A daily reminder of Mamaw. I still can’t believe it. She was one of a kind for sure. Even though I didn’t get to see her often, I knew she was there. 

Our hearts are breaking to know that you’re not here with us anymore. That we can’t see you through the window as we go by or giving Brian his coffee in the morning and blowing your kisses, and always being there for all of us. You have touched our lives in so many ways and if everyone was half the woman you were in this world, it would be a much better place. It’s going to be so hard to know that life has to go on without you with us, but we have you always in our hearts and minds, and I know you are rejoicing in Heaven wearing your angel wings. So until we meet again, We love you and miss you so much our sweet, sweet Mamaw. 



She loved you all and felt so loved because you and Brian were always checking on her, getting her paper in the morning and her mail in the evening. She said to me, a few weeks ago, “I don’t know why they are so good to me.” I said it’s because they love you. She said, “You think so?” She was one of a kind and we were blessed to have her. I miss her so much already. 

We lost the matriarch of our family tonight. Mamaw passed away. She was a great and wonderful woman. She taught us kids at a young age how to fish and how to work in a garden. We would wait for Mamaw to get off work so we could spend the night with her or go to the lake. We spent every weekend we could at the lake and caught 1000’s of fish over the years. It’s hard to believe she’s gone. She was the toughest grandmother ever, she is going to be missed so much. Heaven got a true angel. 

So sorry for your loss. Prayers for a sweet lady and family.

I remember Hazel. What a very kind lady. I’m very sorry to hear of her passing. Prayers for the family. 

 Remember her well. Hazel was a sweet lady. I always thought she was in just the right spot at Baptist. Holding you and your family and all who loved Hazel in my prayers. 

So sorry to hear this about your sweet momma. Praying for you all. 

So sorry to hear this. Prayers for the family. 

 I’m so sorry for the loss of your Mother-in-Law. She was such a sweet lady. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. 

Sorry for your loss. Keeping family and friends in prayers. 

Prayers for you and your family. Sad news to hear of an old Baptist coworker leaving us. We all have a friendship bond that was special.

So sorry for your loss. She was a sweet lady. 

I visited the gift shop quite a bit when I worked at Baptist. 

Last night one of the most influential women in my life gained her heavenly wings. My Mamaw, Hazel Singleton, was one of the most loving, caring, giving, selfless women I’ve ever known. I always loved spending every weekend as a kid with her. She was one of a kind. Hearing her tell me that she was proud of the woman I was meant more to me than she will ever know. Even when we weren’t around we were on her mind and in her prayers. She went to be with Jesus last night but she will forever be in our hearts. We love you Mamaw. I know I’ll see you again. 

I love you Mamaw and I will miss you terribly.

My great grandma or Mamaw Hazel as we all called her, has stepped inside the gates of Heaven and is now resting in the arms of Jesus. When I was telling the boys that she has passed and was now with Jesus, Abram grinned and said “COOL!” I am so glad that my boys knew their great-great grandmother and understand that she’s now in heaven! Mamaw was such a fun person and always so considerate of everyone around her. We will miss you, Mamaw!

Mamaw, I am going to miss you so much. Thank you for all the memories, I will never forget you

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Hazel Regenia Singleton

23 mars 1924 – 24 février 2019

Berry Funeral Home

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