Birth date: Nov 13, 1924 Death date: Jun 8, 2012
Lola Jewel (Purvis) Moffatt, age 87 of Centerville, Iowa passed away Friday morning, June 8, 2012 at Mercy Medical Center in Centerville, Iowa. She was born November 13, 1924 in Honea Path, South Carolina, the daughter of John Fl Read Obituary
Grandma is going to be missed very much.. Posted by Melinda Warnick - Granddaughter June 08, 2012
Mellinda, So sorry to hear about your loss. I remember her being brought to Doggs on special occasions and what a good time she had talking to people and watching whatever festivities were going on. She will be missed. To Sandy , I know you took good care of her,and you all did your best. If it hadn't been for all of the love,she wouldn't have lived as long a life as she did. She is Gods' hands even more now,and is done with the illness, aches and pains...She is enjoying the peace and happiness she deserves and will always be an angel on your shoulders....Peace be with all of you at this time....Nancy Posted by Nancy Hunt - Mystic, IA - Friend June 08, 2012
My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. May Lola rest in peace. Brenda Hall Posted by Brenda Hall - Austin, TX June 09, 2012
I have another angel to watch over our family. I miss you so much already.You are forever in my heart. I love you Mama. Elaine Posted by Elaine - Riceville, IA - 4th child of Lola Jewel June 09, 2012
We love you and will miss you very much Grandma , rest in peace... Posted by Steve Lindsey - Canton, MS - Grandson June 09, 2012
Sorry for the loss of your mother, I always had a good time talking to Lola at work years ago [Union Carbide] and the few times I've seem her since she retired. Again, sorry for your loss and remember all the good timesZ Posted by Darla O'Donnell Fuller - Centerville, IA - friend June 09, 2012
I have such good memories of all those summers on the farm. (even the mean rooster) Helping you pick all those wonderful things from your garden, and all the great food you made us-bananna pudding & punch bowl cake! Teaching me how to can, milk the cows and feed the chickens, shuck the corn and learn about quilting and sewing. I never could understand logistically how you knew how to lay us all out and fit just so on our pallets in your living room floor! But you did it!Thank you for all that you taught me, and all the great memories. I will certainly miss you.In loving memory, Carrie Posted by Carrie Lindsey-Oliver - Denver, CO - Granddaughter June 09, 2012
I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories. We find comfort in knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared their love. Posted by Joshua Abel - Billerica, MA - Great Grandson June 09, 2012
