Some people touch our lives in a certain way...and having known them, We will never be the same...I will miss your dear mother , she was such a joyful delight to be with. You are all in my thoughts & prayers.

Mae meant a lot to me. She came to see me after my son was in a serious car accident 21 years ago. She prayed with us and encouraged us to go to WCBC where we have attended ever since.  She took an interest to my babysitter, Lupe, and always stopped to ask me how we were.  She will be dearly missed until we meet again.
Sincerely, Sue Redman

You will be missed.

Clifford Harbin
Montgomery Texas

Kathryn Ann, Jimmy, and Families:
No words can express our deepest thympasies in the  loss of our good friend Mae .We are sadened by the news. You are in oure thoughts and our prayers. May God grant you the patience during these hard times and always to deal with the loss of this wonderful lady .  God bless all of you . The Kharbat's

We are saddened at the loss of sweet Mae.  She was a dear friend and neighbor of my Mother, Beth High, for many years.  She was my Avon customer for a short time.  May God comfort you with His great peace.
Sincerely, Debbie High Sullins

So sorry for your loss.  Mae was my Sunday school teacher for many  years and a dear and lovely person, a very Godly person. My deepest sympathy.

Mae...loved you.  We had known John and Kathryn many years before really getting to know you at West Conroe Baptist Church.  I got to visit with you every morning at the swimming class and looked forward to seeing your smiling face.  Then, I hugged your neck every week at church...I will miss you dearly and am looking forward to seeing you again in heaven with our Lord.
Ben and Sharon Cooper

What fond memories we have of Mae.   She was always fun to be with, energetic, friendly, and loving.   We were fortunate to have known her.    Love, Burr and Carolyn Davis

Kathryn Ann, Jimmy, and Families:
It was our joy to know Mae. Her love for her family was evident every time we saw her.  She never missed an opportunity to share a story about something good happening in the family. We know your loss is heavy right now but take comfort that she is with Red, Becky and her many wonderful friends. We will all see her again. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and all of your family. 
 Pat and Cyndee Ellis

Kathryn Ann and Jimmy and family, my deepest sympathies are extended to you and your families in the loss of your mom, grandmother, greatgrandmother and friend. Mae prayed for you always and many others too.  We were all blessed by her wisdom, wit, and prayers.  I know that she had a great reward waiting for her and perhaps knows the answers to some of her prayers.  We will all miss her but we are comforted that she is in a place where there is no more pain or suffering or death. You are in my prayers, and many others as well.

To Kathryn Ann, Jimmy and families:  Words can not express our sincere sympathy in you loss.  We knew Mae initially as a wonderful neighbor and over the years she became a integral part of our family. She celebrated all our joys and sorrows as we did with her.  I know she is at peace and was ready to meet her Lord, but now we have experienced a great loss. She will never be replaced in our hearts. Our prayers are with you and your loved ones.  Love Ann, Frank and Christy Mignoli

Our (Dick & Peggy) deepest sympathies to the extended Thompson Family. We really enjoyed working with Mae in the West Conroe baptist Church's Bellshire Ministry. I'll (Dick) always remember her love for the lost. Her first words were inevitably, "Hi, I'm Mae. Do you know my Jesus?" Because of her concern many do! Mae is now with Saviour and Lord Jesus and enjoying the fruits of a race well run.

We are sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and our prayers. She certainly has alot of entertaining to take care of and we are certain the entertaining she is doing now will never be matched.

Jimmy & Family,  We are sorry for your loss.
The Plaster Family

Mae was my great Aunt, and my mother's aunt. She was a vivacious, energetic, fun loving lady who cared very deeply for her family. I always enjoyed every visit with Aunt Mae, and she was one of the first people I sought out at every family gathering. I loved that she always spoke her mind and never held back. But she was also very gentle and supportive. I very much appreciated her support of my mother during very difficult times. My family will miss her very much, and we express our love, respects, and sympathies to Aunt Mae's family, and will pray for your comfort.

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Lucy Thompson

May 7, 1920 – October 11, 2012

Cashner Funeral Home

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