Mrs. Mary Edmond Major
(October 14, 1929 - February 21, 2022)
Viewing Location: Leevy's Funeral Home Chapel
Viewing Date & Time: Sunday, February 27, 2022 / 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Funeral Location: Crescent Hill Memorial Gardens
Funeral Date & Time: Monday, February 28, 2022 at 11:00 a.m.
Interment Location:
OMG as a little girl growing up at 1 Samson circle
Mr and Mrs major would watch out for me. Spoiled me when I was a child. OMG my condolences to the family she was like another grandma. 😭
Reunited with your love, sister, and brothers. You will be missed, but glad you are no longer in pain. So happy I got to see you before you moved on. Forever in our hearts 💕 Love Iman, Milton Jr, and Marian.
I am thankful you no longer have to suffer, and glad you got to meet Ray. Now you and grandma can continue to talk about the grands, great grands, and your soaps. I love you and tell Uncle Willie hello for me. Love you!
Rest In Peace we love you and will miss you
Mary you were the best woman that ever was.. you were my mom all rolled into one.. you raised me from the time I was a few weeks old till now and always had a kind word for me and great advice.. I love you so and will miss you dearly.. Rest In Peace and I’m glad you are finally out of pain.. 😇😇🙏🙏
Psalms 27:14 Wait on the LORD: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, i say, on the Lord.
I can think of no better passage of scripture which so defines Mrs. Majors. She understood how to wait on the Lord. Yes while waiting she was a wife, choir member, deaconess and neighbor. she fulfilled each role in a most outstanding nanner. She was blessed and because of her, everyone around her was blessed. All of us are eternally grateful for having known her.
Your strength has been renewed, you mount up with wings like eagles: you can run and not get tired: you can walk and not faint. Refenced Isaiah 40:31.
Because you waited on Him, because you served Him, because you were of good courage, now you rest with Him.
We will miss you as a neighbor
My sincere heartfelt condolences to the family..I was saddened to hear of Mrs Major’s passing…Mr. & Mrs Major and I were neighbors..I lived across the street every since I was born in the Greenview Community…The Majors were very kind and humble..Very wonderful neighbors… They will be truly missed…May God keep you wrapped up in his care and you find peace and comfort along with added strength during your time of sorrow 🙏
“I’m free! Praise the Lord I’m free! No longer bound! No more chains holding me! My soul is resting! It’s just a blessing! Praise the Lord! Hallelujah! I’m free!” You’re back with your sister and for that I am glad. Love You Kitty Kat!!!
Hi, Kitty Kat, you are loved and will be missed. I know you are happy to be reunited with your sister again. Love your Grandniece.
The Middleton family were so very sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Major. We send our deepest condolences to the Major and Edmond families. Mr. and Mrs. Major were friends of our parents, and Mr. Major sang in a quartet with our father. They lived in walking distance of each other in the Greenview Community. We pray that The Lord will keep all of you in His care with comfort and peace during this time of transition.
The Williams Family sends its deepest condolences to the Major and Edmond families. Ms. Mary and Mr. Jim were very special friends of our parents for many, many years. They were always so sweet and kind. Mr. Jim and our father sang in the same quartet group and were lifelong friends in the Greenview Community. We will certainly keep the family in our prayers.