Birth date: Aug 23, 1918 Death date: Mar 18, 2015
Mrs. Alta Mae Hinton, age 96, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, March 18, 2015. She was born in Woodville, MI on August 23, 1918 to George Nelson and Alice Roselind (Murray) Cook and was a resident of Muskegon Read Obituary
Dear Hinton Family,
I am sorry to hear about the loss of your dear loved one. I know that this is a difficult time for the family. It is a wonderful blessing that our wonderful creator will soon put an end to death sorrow and pain. Those former things will have past away.
Words cannot express how grateful I am for having known Mae Hinton and her family. She was successful in making Emmalee feel special, loved, and a part of the family from the first day we met her. Rest in peace, Mae and thank you...
Sending our love and prayers to the entire Hinton family.
Dear Hinton Family,
On behalf of the West Michigan Worship Center, I would like to extend our condolences and love to your family. Many who attend WMWC remember Mother Mae from the days when she was able to faithfully attend worship times. And in the recent years our hearts were filled with joy on the occasions she was able to come!. To have reached such a wonderful age, is not only a testament to her sincere faith in God, but also to the loving care of you, her family. Therefore, we also honor you at this time.
Even though she could not regularly attend, we are certain of her faithfulness to God and her church family, as she assured us that she was praying for us on a daily basis. As age bring many changes, pains, and other kinds of trials, Mother Mae remained cheerful, joyful and filled with kind words of encouragement and thankfulness. Her sharp mind was an inspiration to everyone! In recent days, Enrique Olivares assisted me in administering Holy Communion to our dear sister; her faith and love for God was steadfast and unwavering.
At 96, she held the position of being the oldest member of our congregation; she was beloved of many and we will certainly miss her! But we are comforted at the knowledge she is most definitely with the Lord in the place He has prepared for His faithful servant, Mother Mae.
You have our prayer support during this season of life's journey. God is a very present help and we know you will call on Him, as will we. For we know she has now joined the faithful ones in Heaven.
With much love and prayers,
On behalf of the West Michigan Worship Center,
Rev. Robert J. Johnson
So sorry for the great loss for your family. She was a very kind and thoughtful women, that you don't see today. Your family were very lucky to have her in your life that long. She was an angel here on earth and now in heaven and still watching over all children. She worked very hard raising all her children and showing continue love among all of her children, grandchildren and great children. What an amazing women she was. With thoughts and prayers.
Dianne and Matthew Johnson
This candle is for you Aunt Mae from Christi & Madison LeeAnn
We will miss you Aunt Mae I will miss coming and seeing you on my trips to Michigan Love ya very much.
Brenda
