Birth date: Mar 22, 1935 Death date: Oct 27, 2008
Mickey Thomas-Irving, age 73 died at home in Centerville, Monday evening, October 27, 2008. Mickey Thomas-Irving was born the daughter of Edgar A. and Lenore Bell Huffstutter (Wright) on March 22, 1935. She married Richard Lee Ir Read Obituary
Trav, Jamie and Gina and families - Although, I can't be with you at this time, I want you to know that I will be there in spirit and prayer. As you know, there are many years of fond memories that I have of your Mom. I remember the times that our families spent Christmas together, and the every Sunday morning donuts and coffee gatherings among just a few! Your Mom introduced me to Mary Kay and I still use it today. Now Tish is a consultant. Even though life's path takes its twists and turns, I have always had very fond thoughts of my sister-in-law, Mickey. It was so neat to hear her sing with her brothers. She had such a special gift. She also took such good care of Jeff when I worked. I know her celebration of life will be wonderful this evening as she was a wonderful gal! Posted by Aunt Carolyn October 30, 2008
Trav,Jamie and Gina I want to offer my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time right now for your families. I remember the family cookouts, the Christmases and just any old excuse to get the family together, because we all new what was going to happen. SINGING what a beatiful voice she has. Now the HEAVENS chior get to Hear her voice all the time. Again you are all in my thoughts and prayers LOVE YA'LL AND GOD BLESS Posted by SHELLY WRIGHT October 30, 2008
Trav,Jamie,Gina, and your families are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. I remember all times we would get together for Holidays, cookouts,sunday doughnuts and then singing would begin. The three Wright Angels in sync as always. I will never forget when Aunt Mickey did my facial prior to Senior pictures 1981 and of course it was Mary Kay. I look at Aunt Mickey as one of my singing mentors CRAZY by Patsy Cline I sing now. I am sorry I could not be there in person; know that was there in spirit. HUGS AND KISSES your cousin Lisa. Posted by Lisa Behrens November 01, 2008
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. There are not any words that can be said to comfort someone at this time. Just remember you have your memories and nobody can take those away from you. It is difficult enough losing a loved on, but losing a mother seems especially hard i think. I know the pain and loss that you are feeling and my thoughts and prayers are with you. I hold special memories of Aunt Mickey too and i will cherrish those memories. Hugs to you all. Denise (Exline) Ashby Posted by Denise (Exline) Ashby October 29, 2008
I am so sorry for your loss. Mickey was like a grandmother to me over the years and will always hold those memories close to my heart. I am so sorry and will miss her dearly. Love, Jess Posted by Jesseca DeVore and family October 29, 2008
I am at a loss for words. Mickey was a mother to me growing up. I will never forget her laughter, her amazing ability to say the right things at the right time. Her quirky little sayings that made me laugh but always rang true. Her wisdom has molded me. I'll miss her dearly (and her hot chocolate). She will be forever in my heart. I will always love her. Now when I hear angels singing I know it will be her. Your family is in my prayers. God Bless You! Love Kim. Posted by Kimberly Merridith October 29, 2008
