Florine H. Grammer

October 1, 1928 - April 25, 2020

Florine Grammer went to be with her Lord and Savior on April 25th, 2020 at the age of 91. She is survived by Roy Grammer Sr., her husband of 73 years who proclaimed he has lost the “Love of his life”. Also leaving behind are her children Roy “David” Grammer (Jackie), Evelyn Pierce (Phil), Patricia Parker (Donald), Violet Jones (Ronnie), Sherry Smith (Roger) and Michelle Reid (Don). Additionally she was blessed with 12 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her son Mitchell Grammer and her parents Cleave and Martie Lucille Humphries. Ms. Florine grew up in a household with 12 other siblings of which 7 have preceded her in death. She touched the lives of so many people and she has left a legacy of faithfulness and love. She demonstrated how to diligently serve the Lord through good times and bad. She had a smile and a laugh that made you just feel loved. She spent her life going to church, reading her bible, praying, serving God, and serving others. She served in simple ways making sure the preacher had a cup of water, cleaning the church and just doing things that needed to be done. She also taught a women's Sunday School class and directed VBS for over 40 years. She showed genuine love and kindness to everyone, regardless of how they lived their life. She fought the good fight, finished her race and she kept her faith. She has received her crown and is now forever worshipping the one she lived her life for. We think her life speaks for itself and we think the best way for each of us to honor her is by living out the many things we were so blessed to witness in her. We deeply regret the imposed internment restrictions due to the pandemic which only allows an outside service with ten in attendance which will be held Thursday, April 30, 2020 graveside at Hepzibah Baptist Church cemetery. The private service will be held at 2pm. We are so very sorry for these restrictions because we know that there are so many people that would love to see her beautiful face one more time. The family will accept flowers at the cemetery.