Daisy Marshall Garrett

I love you godmom 🙏🏽😞rest in peace 💕

Although we never met face to face, I will always appreciate the kindness and friendship you showed my Dad. You called to check on him, sent cards and never forgot him after we moved him to North Carolina. I knew something was wrong after we stopped hearing from you. I am so sad to find out that you have gone Home. Rest easy sweet lady. Carol Woods aAlexander

Daisy - a life well lived. Meredith Coleman McGee, co-worker 1994-1998, MAC. Daisy made sure I attended Christmas Dinner every year. I bought a dish and a gift.

Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time, and we will keep the family in our prayers.

Elder Ernest & Cordelia Turner Jonesboro, GA

Condolences to joey & tamekia and sons on the passing of your mom and grandma Ann & DJ 💘 y'all 👪 FOREVER

Ms. Daisy was my co-worker at the Mississippi Association of Cooperatives in the 1990s. Daisy took pictures of the farming sites, our travels...as such she maintained history through pictures. We travelled many places attended Farm Aid talked to Willie Nelson and others. Daisy lived. That smile was a happy smile. Rest in Power Ms. Daisy. She was a true friend. I will truly miss her.

My heart is broken. Daisy was with me every day and every important moment after my daughter's death in 2015. She was there for me. Dropped everything to assist me in that awful time. That was the kind of person she was, a caring and loving woman of grace. Rest well, my dear friend. Love to your family, Ann K-S

Sister Daisy and I served at Nee Galilean MB Church and she was a quiet individual with a wealth of knowledge. Heaven has gained another flower which we will miss seeing here but know that she is now with our heavenly father. Our prayers go out to the family during your time of bereavement.

Mrs. Daisy was to me kind hilarious to be around and just a beautiful spirit. I would run into her from time to time and it was always a joypus time. To her family I know you will miss her and so will so many more. Her purpose served abd God called her home. Rest until we meet again.

I am so sorry to hear the passing of Daisy. We were co-worker at kfc many year ago. My condolences goes out to the family. She was a sweet and funny person.

Daisy was a nice and funny person to be around I enjoyed knowing her and David my Masonic Sister in Christ. Sisterly ❤️ Love Fransenna Chambers Camper

I've never met Ms. Daisy. However, I've heard some funny stories about her from her wonderful daughter Valarie (colleague). I know memories has to be our most painful blessings. I do pray that the memories with Ms. Daisy get her love ones through this difficult time.

I met Daisy some years ago through the Mississippi Association of Cooperatives. We quickly became friends and she embraced me and shared a ton of knowledge with me! I will never forget some of the moments that we shared and some of the rides that we took! Daisy was ONE OF A KIND! She would put her mind on doing something and would do it to perfection and wouldn't stop until SHE was satisfied! She served the MAC well until her health failed her and even then it was hard for her to give up! I will miss her and her goofiness-! My condolences to you, her family! S. Bennett

Sending condolences to the family. Dolly and I met at Jackson State University in 1968 and have been the best of friends for 54 years. Words cannot express my sorrow for the loss of my dearest friend.

Genie Jefferson Tacoma WA

Mary Bibbs-Jarrett

I have so many memories of my dear friend that I cannot begin to reminisce all the special moments that we shared. Daisy was so much like a sister to me, I will truly miss her. She has enriched my life like no other. Rest in peace dear friend, until we meet again. I love you.

A sweet soul has been called home. May the memories we all shared live in our hearts. My deepest sympathy to the family and friends; my prayers are with you and for you. Jackie Vaughn Butler, Washington Addition/JHHS 🙏🏽❤️

From Ella Bracey Alexander, Friend and Classmate at Jim Hill High School Class of 1968.

She is Gone by David Harkins "You can shed tears that she is gone Or you can smile because she has lived You can close your eyes and pray that she will come back Or you can open your eyes and see all that she has left Your heart can be empty because you can't see her Or you can be full of the love that you shared"

Until we meet again, my Dear Friend. Thank you for all the memories that will always be in my Heart. Rest in Heaven. 💕🙏🏼

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.