Though Faye has journeyed to a better place, we are all saddened by her loss.  When I was a kid, Aunt Faye was the mysterious aunt from Atlanta, married to Uncle Wallace, with the four beautiful daughters.  As I grew older, she became less mysterious, but always kind and giving and I remember her fondly.  For those left behind, there is solace in those memories.  A mother's smile; a grandmother's touch; a wife's hand to hold.  And the imprint she left on her loved ones, for they are a testament to her.  She lives on in their faces and their manner and their strength of family.  Rest In Peace, Aunt Faye.  

Kola, Cena, Tonya, Neva, Marie and families.

For Uncle Wallace & the Girls:

With a sad, sad heart I search for words of comfort or words of joy. At times, it seems as though there are none.  A time so very hard to express. A close friend wrote to me “I don’t know what to say.” I understand just that. As I stumble for the words, I too don’t know what to say. I have my memories— one special life for one special lady. Aunt Faye ... I will miss her so. 

Memories  of long ago and special times passed, I treasure fondly. Those memories, I will hold close. Our long little talks of a most recent time,  I wouldn’t trade them for the world (Note —> She and I simply agreed to keep those a secret!!!). 

Smiling as I write, these moments are simply awesome! I remember funny, fun-loving, silly,  sassy, and, Oh, so very real, and always with a quickness.  A style of her own indeed.  I will remember just that!

I am grateful for the special times and the special places, there were many.  I am so very grateful to each of you for having shared some of the same memories, as each of you are a part of mine. 

With all my heart,
Amanda (Mandy ;)
p.s. I love you 






My deepest sympathy to all of the family for your loss. I thought a lot of Faye. She was funny, witty and upbeat. She loved her family and I always knew Christie was in good hands when she was with the Carey’s.  Faye was good person.  She is at peace now. My prayers are with you all. 

Praying the Lord will give you peace and comfort at this time of loss. 
   
Jimmy talked about he and Faye growing up together a lot.  He shared so many stories of when he stayed with Mommie Hunter after school and in the summers and how he and Faye played together.   He loved Faye so much.   I remember when Faye and I were in Health class together in High School.   She was always so witty and kept me laughing.

I love you all and God bless you.     Ann Teems





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Faye Carey

January 18, 1938 – January 10, 2021

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