Mr. Moses Mims
Moses Mims was born May 31, 1951 in Evergreen, Alabama to the late Dora and Isaiah Mims. He worked with telephone service for over fifteen years in Mobile, Alabama.
Mims departed this life the 30th of April, 2013, leaving to cherish his memories and mourn his passing a loving and devoted wife, Mrs. Mary Mims of Evergreen, AL, beloved daughters, Alfredia (Beamon) Williams and Pamela Dixon, both of Evergreen, AL and nine grandchildren, Tyrone Paige of Evergreen, AL, Patricia Dixon of Huntsville, AL, Bryan (Trisha) Williams of Opp, AL, Brandy (Corey) Henderson of Montevallo, AL, Crystal Dixon, Daven Dixon, Justice Dixon, Tomorrow Dixon, all of Evergreen, AL and Willie Dixon of Atlanta, GA and ten great grandchildren. He also leaves to cherish six sisters and one brother, Eria (Edward) Stallworth, Dorothy Jackson, both of Evergreen, AL, Ruby Lee Brown of Chicago, IL, LouElla Ellison of Clear Water, FL, Cennie Bell Anderson (resident of Georgiana Nursing and Rehab), Susie Mixon of Huntsville, AL and Willie Jay Mims of Evergreen, AL; a special nephew, Michael Jackson and a host of other nephews, nieces, cousins and friends.
Mook,
I miss u so much. There is not a day that goes by that I don't think about calling you or coming to see u.
Your passing has left such a void in our lives. A piece of us is gone with you.
I know u were suffering and you had to go but you will live on in our hearts forever.
I feel so fortunate to have had you in my life. Without you and grandma who knows where I'd be.
Love,
Brandy (bookie)
Brandy Henderson
The Mims Family would like to give much thanks and appreciation to each and every one of you for standing by our side. Your words of comfort and inspirations will forever be in our hearts. Thanks for all the phone calls, cards, and acts of kindness shown. Thank you!
Presley-Fluker
I miss you so much grandad the talks we had the advice you gave now I have no one to talk to about my problems but I know that you are with me and will always be in my heart forever. You are not here to teach NyKeem to fish, cut grass, and other things and he always go in the room to see you pat you and say granddaddy you are gone but never forgotten we love u