Birth date: Nov 26, 1931 Death date: Feb 12, 2016
Mary Lunsford, a long-time resident of Hallsville, TX, died Friday the 12th of February at her home with family watching over her. Born in 1931 in Kauai, Hawaii, Mary attended business college and worked for an insurance agency. S Read Obituary
What a sweet lady, seemingly always cheerful! I would know her voice in any crowd. How many times I recall Kelly hooking it left, me slicing it right, and Mary walking straight down the middle of the fairway, chuckling all the way! I can't think of her without smiling. God bless you, Lunsford family! My heart goes out to you. Randy (Ted) Pitts
Mike, I'm sorry for your family's loss, and please know that we're praying for your family. You're a super person and the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. I know your Mom must have been really special.
Sammy, Mike, Steve, Kelly and Timmy, I love you all and I'm so sorry for your loss. Mary was just precious. You're in my thoughts and prayers today.
Cyndi Pentecost Elmer
Tyler, Texas
Dear Sammy and family, You must know how much Mary was loved and admired. Her golf family at Alpine has lost a treasure. Mary was a constant joy to all of her golf friends in East Texas. We loved her for her integrity, her wit, her love of competition, and her contagious smile. Our hearts are broken for all of you. With love, Winona, Chuck and Mike Williams
Mike, I am so sorry for your loss.
Know we are praying for you and your family.
May you truly feel God's comforting embrace, and may He fill your mind with sweet memories of your precious mother, and give you strength that only He can provide. He will never leave your side for a moment.
Please don't hesitate to let Tim or me know if there is anything at all we can do for you and your family.
God bless you.
Tonia Belk
Mary was the sweetest person I think I have ever known. Enjoyed playing golf with her so much. I remember when we started counting putts and she would always call out "don't get on the green". She was saving putts and probably won low putts almost every week.she will be missed but a true blessing in Heaven. Loved her.
Mary was a person who made you smile just to be around. We played golf together for many years. When she was unable to join us, we still told "Mary" stories about how she could talk her golf ball into going just where she wanted it to. She was a pleasure to know and she will be missed. Sydney Ford
