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Hazel Marie (Day) (Furrh)
Hyman
Feb 13, 1919 - Nov 5, 2021
Posted by Martha Reddout
© Marietta Monitor
12, Nov 2021, Page 4
Early morning, Friday, November 5, 2021, the world lost a fun-loving
woman who touched the lives of so many people, Hazel Marie Hyman at the
age of 102 years young. Her journey in life began in Durant on February
13, 1919, the oldest of six children born to Willis Richard and Stella
Marie Forrester Day.
Hazel grew up and attended schools in Ladonia, Texas and was a member of
the Pep Squad Club at Ladonia High School. She was a longtime area
resident moving to Rubottom in January of 1936. Hazel married her first
husband Raymond Furrh on December 29, 1936. To this union, four children
were born. Hazel married Robert Hyman on December 23, 1975. Robert
preceded her in death on February 27, 2006, a few months after
celebrating their 31st wedding anniversary. To this union, she gained
two bonus children.
Hazel was a hardworking woman who was very active in church, work, her
community, and life itself. She cooked at Leon School for five years and
worked as an assistant floor manager at the Cookie Factory for 22 years.
Since 1937, Hazel has been a member of the Rubottom Baptist Church
making her one of the longest dedicated members of the church for 84
years. She enjoyed taking trips with the Marietta First Baptist Church.
She was a member of the OHCE for more than 65 years. She was the oldest
member that worked for the Love County Election Board in the west end of
the county. Hazel loved gardening. She won NUMEROUS ribbons and plaques
at the Love County Fair for her garden produce. Hazel's lifetime of
experiences taught her the value of family. The love of her family was
indescribable. She was one of six generations of children,
grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Left behind to cherish her memory is her son, Steven Patrick Furrh of
Rubottom; bonus son, Jim Hyman and wife Louise of Yukon; numerous
grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren,
great-great-great-grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.
Hazel was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Hyman; parents,
Willis and Stella Day; sons, Richard Furrh and Teddy Furrh; daughter,
Peggy Furrh-Ellis; bonus daughter, Bobbie Hyman-Davlin; daughter-in-law,
Bernice Furrh; son-in-law, Jerry Ellis; grandson, Eddie Richards;
great-granddaughter, Rotasha Parker; four brothers and one sister.
Services to celebrate the life of Hazel were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday,
November 10 at the Rubottom Baptist Church with Reverend Mike Williams
officiating and Pastor Ryan Eakins assisting. Interment followed at the
Rubottom Cemetery.
Casket bearers were Darrell Reed, Vernie Thompson, Merl Bone, Mike
Morton, Mike Parker, and Tommy Harris.
Online guest book: wattsfuneralhome.com
Flanagan-Watts
This obituary included a photo of Mrs. Hyman.
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