Lucile Hunter | 7.28.1946 – 6.9.2023

Lucile Hunter was born to Lou Emma Hale and Gamage Hale on July 28, 1946, in Farmsville, Alabama. She spent her life caring for others and being a mother to everyone.

Lucile Hunter transitioned from time to eternity on June 9, 2023. She is preceded in death by her husband, John Hunter, SR.; daughters: Vera Hunter and Shirley Hunter; son, JT Hunter; parents: Lou Emma Hale and Gamage Hale; siblings: Roy Lee Hale, Sr., Roosevelt Hale, Minnie Hale, Claudie Hale, Rosie Hale, Willie Nell Lowe and Annie Mae Ewing.

Those who will cherish her memories:
Family and Friends
Mother, your heart is always filled with love for everyone you knew, you ask so little for yourself, you reap less than you sow. It’s time your goodness is proclaimed for all the world to hear. There is no mother more beloved than you,
Our Mother Dear,
Love your Children.
Micheal Hale, John Hunter, Jr. Johnnie Hunter, Sr., Darrel Hunter, Sheley Parker and Bonnie Hunter

Grandma Doll, since I was a little girl I’ve always known 3 things about my Grandma, she loved watermelon (with salt), fishing and her family. She had a way with words and always seemed to know what to say to make you feel so loved. While I missed out on the daily memories growing up she never let me forget that I was her grand baby and she loved me regardless. Grandma Doll was love, compassion, beauty, and strength. The true definition of a Queen! Forever in our hearts, until we meet again my Queen. Rest in heavenly paradise Grandma Doll, we love you!!!

Our super woman! Our hearts are broken that we have to say our goodbyes. As we look back, we can never thank you enough for the love you gave and the sacrifices you made for us. You taught us life skills that can never be taken away! The definition of STRONG will always be you in our eyes. May you fish peaceful, Ole lady. We will forever love you.

Thank you, Granny, for giving the words and wisdom to become the man I am in life today!
Grandma, words will not describe how much we all will mis you. It pains me to see you go but comforts me to know you went out fighting. Thank you for all the years of unconditional love.