Mary Lindsay Alford
April 10, 1985 ~ February 11, 2016
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Rocky Mount - Lindsay Alford, age 30, passed away on Thursday, February 11, 2016. Born in Nash County, NC on April 10, 1985. She is preceded in death by her daughter, Riley Grace Killebrew; her maternal grandfather, Jimmy Smith; and her paternal grandparents, Cliff and Bunny Alford.
Lindsay leaves behind to cherish her memory, her daughter, Penelope Alford; her son, Peyton Killebrew, both of Rocky Mount; her parents, Allen Dale Alford and Glenda Smith Alford of Rocky Mount; her brother, Blair Alford and his wife, Diana, of Rocky Mount; her niece, Emilie Alford and nephew, Landon Alford, both of Rocky Mount; her maternal grandmother, Angelane Smith of Red Oak; her aunts, Angie Waters and her husband, Glenn; and Vickie Pridgen, all of Red Oak. Lindsay's memory will be cherished by her loving cousins, Bradley Sherrod, Travis Sherrod, Katie Pridgen, Cliff Pridgen and his wife, Monica; and their children, Bryson and Abby.
A private Memorial Service will be held at a later date.
Flowers are welcome or memorials may be made in Lindsay's name to Duke Children's Office of Development, 710 W. Main Street, Durham, NC 27701.
Arrangements entrusted to Wheeler and Woodlief Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 1130 N. Winstead Avenue, Rocky Mount, NC 27804. You may share memories and condolences with the family by visiting www.wheelerwoodlief.com.
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family’s loss.
May God wrap you in His loving arms and give you the strength you need during this time and always. Janet & John Sharpe
Glenda, Allen and Family So sorry to hear of your loss. our thoughts and prayers are with you. Julie and Lynn Woodard
Praying for comfort during this difficult time. Lindsay was a very sweet person.
So sorry to hear of this. I hope you find comfort in family and good memories. Mary Ann Kannan
My heart was sadden to hear of Lindsay’s passing. I pray that you will feel the love of your family and friends during this difficult time and that you feel peace and comfort that only God can give. Love your whole family!
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Patricia Edwards
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I know u r gone I hate u but loved u all along , a third of my life is gone I’m sorry for our daughter I love u for my son I wish u won’t quite as selfish many people needed u esp me and Peyton love u with all my heart
Lighting this candle as a symbol of the fire that lived inside of Lindsey , I will never forget her. So sorry for your lost .
Prayers for you and y’all lovely daughter. May God answer the questions that you may have an may he allow joy to overcome this saddened moment.
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We are so very sorry. You are in our thoughts and prayers, Gary and Mary Ellen
To The Family, I would like to offer my sincere condolences in the passing of Mary Lindsay Alford. When death strikes it hurts so much and we may ask, ‘does God really care about us’ The answer is yes, God loves and care about us. God also knows how death affects us. This is one of the reasons why He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to the earth to provide the ransom sacrifice to redeem mankind from sin and death. (John316) Jesus stated, I am the resurrection and the life. In the near future, Jesus will use his God-given power to resurrect the dead. When Mary Lindsay Alford is brought back to life, she will not have any problems whatsoever and she will have the precious opportunity of living forever in God’s new system of things. I hope that these scriptural thoughts bring you comfort at this difficult time. God bless you.
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Prayers for family. Jim & Ann Vause
Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you. Billy and Marcia
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Allen & Glenda, So sorry to hear of your loss! You are in our thoughts & prayers. The Lord definitely sends His comfort in times like these. Lean on His everlasting arms….and He will send His peace to you. Love to your family! Brian, Pattye, Sherri & Shannon Ferrell
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Lindsay was my first best friend in elementary school, the one who talked me into playing basketball at Red Oak with her. Lindsay was my friend throughout high school and into our early adult years, the one who also talked me into dating the man I’m married to today. To say the least, Lindsay was the most courageous girl I had ever met. I will miss you and will cherish the many, many memories we had together throughout the last 25 years. My sincere thoughts and prayers are with each and every Alford family member.
Sending Love and Prayers to the Alford family. Chris Lohman – Atlanta, GA
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Lindsey had an easy going laugh I remember her coming to see me in Goldsboro with Debbie and Peyton a few years ago……. We went to MsDonalds to eat and had a good time just visiting ….. She was so full of life, always laughing just cutting up making jokes. That is what I will always remember about Linds…. that is what I used to call her when we chatted on facebook privately even though it had been a few years ……. God rest her sweet soul in peace……..
Lindsay and my brother Shane had an on and off relationship of at least 11 yrs. She made me an aunt twice to my niece Riley Grace Killebrew in heaven and my nephew Matthew Peyton Killebrew. She loved her kids and she loved my brother, they were planning on getting a place together again. I am glad in the end her and Shane were able to spend that time together with Peyton as a family.
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