Birth date: Feb 22, 1935 Death date: May 9, 2021
Mary Ellen (Hurd) Dunlap, was born February 22, 1935 in Bessemer, Alabama to the union of Clinton and Virgalee (McNish) Hurd. She was one of thirteen children. Her family moved to Jackson, Michigan in 1938. Lovingly called “Perkin Read Obituary
I will miss you so much grandma. I remember summers with you in Tennessee as a child. When I became an adult, we developed a wonderful friendship when I moved to Colorado 12 years ago. You made me laugh and I could spend hours just hanging out with you. I will try my best to make you proud. You are more than a grandma. You are my friend and I will miss you like crazy.
Love always Pooh (Lindsay Snyder Hurley)
To the Family,
So sorry to hear about the passing of your Mother. My deepest sympathy to the entire family at this difficult time. Keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers.
Praying for the family of Mrs. Mary. I'm grateful for the times we visited with her in Colorado Springs, it was always filled with laughter. Al, you are my brother, praying the Holy Ghost surrounds and comforts you. May Lord keep and strengthen you ALL. Ken & Teresa Harris.
Sending my deepest condolences to the family and pray that God will comfort you and keep you during the loss of your beloved mother. I have very fond memories of Mary from her in the halls at Hunt School and will always remember her.
Ma
I will always love and remember everything you taught me. I miss your smile and you laugh, this is so hard to believe. I no you where a God sent to me you took me in clothed me, feed me, protected me gave me a safe place to lay my head cook and provided for me you taught me to sing dressed me like tour style. I say thank you because of you for walking unto my life its hard writhing this with tears running down my face thank you for always taking me to school picking me up doing my hair mist pf all your unconditional love to a stranger. The word says when you do it unto the least of these you do it unto the lord. Thank you Father for placing her in my life hugs Moma until we meet again thank you for telling me you was proud of whom I became and allowed me to pray over your legs
