Lula Brooks
March 10, 1914 — December 21, 2017
Lula was born in March 10, 1914 in Macon Georgia to the late Gase and Ardie Mason. She was the oldest of eleven children.
Moving to Charlotte at an early age she joined St. Paul under the leadership of Rev. P. M. Mayfield. She sang with the hymn Choir and also served as secretary for many years. She attended Myers Street and Second Ward High School. Lula then met and married Sam Henry Brooks. From this union they had four children. She worked at S.H. Kress for over 30 years. After retiring from Kress she worked at Sears Southpark and Farris Bros.
Lula was preceded in death by her husband Sam, son Roderick Sr. two grandsons and two great grandchildren.
She leaves to cherish her memories: two daughters Marie Boyd of Rockhill S.C., Maggie Davis of Charlotte, NC, a son, Sam Jr. (Johnetta) Brooks of Moreno Valley California, 19 grandchildren, 43 great grandchildren and 26 great great grandchildren, three sisters; Ruth Black, Sammie Johnson and Carrie (David) Jones, one sister in law, Annie Lee Mason all of Charlotte, NC, 19 Nieces, seven nephews, a host of other relatives and everyone that knew and Loved Her.
You're Never Far Away
Tears stream down our faces when thinking of you. A tear for the sorrow that we're feeling now that you're gone and no longer here for us to tell you that we Love you and to hear you say "I Love You Too" and that beautiful smile that was always there. A tear for the Joy that we feel knowing "You're Free". Our bodies feel weak but only for a short time for that's when we think of the strength that was within you and it becomes Our strength. That's when we know you're never far away. Tears will continue to stream down our faces when thinking of you and we know in our Hearts that you're Never Far Away.
The Family