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Obituary For Laura Mae Knight
Laura Mae Knight, 90 year old resident of Lanett passed away Wednesday, July18, 2018, at her home
Mrs. Knight was born Monday, May 28, 1928, in Electic, Alabama, the daughter of the late Minnard Leon and Jewell Smith Gordon. She was a member of Roper Heights Baptist Church, the Light House Sunday School Class and sang in the choir. Mrs. Knight was retired from West Point Pepperell, Lanett Mill, with 45 years of service. She loved her family and quilting.
Survivors include her children, Sonny(Jeanie) Knight of Lanett, Ronny(Lochlyn) Knight of Lanett; grandchildren Cindy Knight of Fountain Inn, South Carolina, Sonny (Amy) Knight, Jr. of Opelika, Alabama, Bryan ( Elizabeth) Breland of Virginia Beach, Virginia, Stephen (Teresa) Breland of Chesapeake, Virginia, Jody Knight of Valley and Joanne Knight of Birmingham Alabama; her great grandchildren, Trenton Breland, Troy Breland, Ashley Breland, Jacob Breland, Cadance Knight, Wynn (Bailey) Knight, Ethan Knight and Lexi Knight; and her sisters, Mary Nell Brown of Roanoke, Alabama, Janice (Mack) Bradley of Lanett and Ellen Breland of West Point.
Mrs. Knight was preceded in death by her husband, Winston Knight; daughter Linda Breland Hargrove; brothers Eulice Gordon, Wendell Gordon and Billy Gordon; and sister Myrtle Edwards.
The family of Mrs. Knight will greet friends Saturday, July 21, 2018, at 1:00 PM EDT from Roper Heights Baptist Church, West Point with the funeral service beginning at 2:00 PM EDT in the Sanctuary of the Church. Reverend Eddie Striblin and Chaplain Bryan Breland will officiate.
Interment will be in Resthaven Memory Gardens.
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Add A CondolenceWe are so sad to hear of Laura Mae's passing. She was such a precious and dear friend to the Boozer family being friends with Louise Boozer for many, many years until her recent death. When Mrs. Boozer would be at our house, I loved to hear her when she was talking to Laura Mae. I don't know what they were talking about, but I would hear Mrs. Boozer laugh like I had never heard her before, and it thrilled me so much that they had each other. Laura Mae was an amazing woman, and I used to love to hear her sing. Welcome home to Heaven Laura Mae! You were dearly loved here on this earth and will truly be missed. To all of the family please know you are in our thoughts, hearts and prayers. Gary and Sandra Boozer
