Bobbie you are truly amazing and a wonderful friend and guide. I sometimes reach for the phone to give you a call and realize that my phone won't reach you now. I hope you know dear friend that you are missed every single day. 

Marshall I  just found out that your mom  passed away in April. I'm so incredibly sorry for your loss. When I lived in Corinth I didn't know your mom well at all because when I was outside she was working. I would always talk to your Dad and grandad when I saw them outside working.

When my Mom died across the road in 1998 I became friends with your Mom even though I lived 600 miles away. Over the next 19 years we would speak by phone at least once a year even though my sister and I had long since sold the farm. Your Mom was a wonderful person. I feel so blessed to have gotten a little closer to her in that time. 

I'm disappointed in myself for allowing life to consume me these last couple of years to the point where I didn't make the call. She always brightened my soul when we did have an opportunity to speak. She loved you, Lucretia, and all her grand-kids and would frequently share some of your stories. I know she was very happy that you were able to move back to Corinth. 

I'm so sorry for your loss. Miss Bobbie was  a bright spirit that uplifted me through some of the dark times after my mom passed away. She was such a kind an generous soul with a great sense of humor. She will be missed by anyone that ever had the pleasure of knowing her! 

I wish you and your family all the best! If you would ever like to talk please let me know. ( sam-williams@comcast.net )

Bobbie was a very classy lady who will be  missed by this community.
Prayers for all her family and know that today she is with her LORD
and SAVIOR!Gone but not Forgotten! Tommy Irwin

I was acquainted with Bobbie when she worked at Bailey Williams.  Thought she was such a nice lady.  She didn't like to come in to tour my house because she was not fond of dogs...I had four of them.  But she did her job very well.   Had been wondering where she was lately.  Sorry to lose her.  May she rest in peace.

Love you Aunt Bobbie!! Would love when you and Uncle DeWitt would come to your sisters house for dinner. You loved us so much and always wanted to know everything going on in our lives. You will be greatly missed. 

From Bobbie's cousin Elizabeth Crawford and family: We are saddened to hear of Bobbie's passing, but confident in the peace she now enjoys, even greater than before. For all our cousins, we pray for that peace to surround and comfort you. We are grateful for the many adventures that Bobbie experienced with our family, and hopefully we can recount many of these for generations to come.

I worked at Belk Hudson when it was still downtown Corinth. It was always so nice  to see Mrs Bobbie come walking in. She was always dressed so nicely and always smiling from ear to ear. She always made a point to speak and ask how you were doing. When I would see her, I always thought that's must be what a real Southern Belle looks like.  
Corinth will never be the same without Mrs Bobbie..

Another loss to our community that happens during Covid crisis that prevents the respect and attendance Mrs. Bobbie so deserves.  A fantastic business woman with a wonderful work ethic. She is missed.

We love you Mrs. Bobbie.  We have many special memories of you.  We know that you and Odessa were like sisters.  

Marshall, we will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers.



Bobbi, was one classy lady!  My favorite memory is bittersweet. When my mother was in the hospital in her final days, Bobbi was there everyday.  They were friends probably for 50 years, give or take.  I know my mother will ask her, "what took you so long to 
get here"?

I am so sorry for your loss,

In Christian love,

Vicki Davis Wilcher & family






I remember Miss Bobbie when I was a young girl. I thought she always dressed so fancy. I looked up to her. When I moved back to Corinth, I was so glad to see her again at church. She had not changed at all. She was still that elegant sweet lady. I loved talking to her. I will miss her terribly. My condolences to her family. Love, Amy Hutson

Dear Family. 
I am so sorry to hear of Bobbie’s passing.  I am so sorry her many friends cannot be with you during this time.  Bobbie was a very special lady who loved everyone and everyone loved her.  My prayers are with each of you.  Heaven has gained another angelic soul.  May God bless each of you in a very special way as you share your memories of this sweet lady.  

Bobbie always had a beautiful warm smile and was a joy to be around.

I met Miss Bobbie in July, 2003, when I was preparing to move from New Albany to Corinth. She sold me both of the houses I have had in Corinth. I loved Miss Bobbie and will miss her so much!
Connie Walton

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Bobbie Howell

September 1, 1930 – April 14, 2020

Memorial Funeral Home

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