Rose B. Hunter

Rose B. Hunter was born on September 27, 1928 in Lone Star, South Carolina to the late Jim and Mary Spanger Haynes. She was the ninth of eleven children which ten preceded her death: Mamie Haynes, Theresa Haynes, Maddie Haynes, Birdie Jackman, Jamie Randolph (Charlie), Lila Mae Brooks, Rebecca Draford, Annie Irick, Willie Haynes and Moses Haynes. Rose married the love of her life, Charles Hunter, in 1949. Together they raised their wonderful son, Robert Lee Haynes. Her dearly beloved husband also preceded her in death in 2001. Rose was gainfully employed at Jerry Miller Shoes in Mondawin Mall for 30 plus years as a sales associate. She was determined to receive her diploma which she did by receiving her GED. In her younger years Rose traveled extensively with her sisters. The sisters were a close knit group who shared loved of family and their organization. Her hobbies included cooking, sewing, and growing beautiful houseplants. Rose enjoyed spending time with her many nieces and nephews. On numerous occasions, she hosted them in her home. Momma Rose, as she was affectionately called, adored her son, Robert. As her health declined, Robert was her most dependable caregiver and companion. Rose learned about Jehovah from a very loving sister, Jean Giles. She was a very serious student of the Bible. She was known to exhibit a motherly figure to many and would frequently assist the regular pioneers in their ministry. Many will always remember her for her infectious smile. Rose was baptized as one of Jehovah's Witnesses on October 16, 1971. For almost 46 years as an ordained minister she continued to faithfully serve Almighty God, Jehovah. Yearly she used some of her personal time to auxiliary pioneer, devoting 50 hours to assist others in learning about Jehovah and his purpose for mankind. She would also schedule a portion of the year to attend Circuit Assemblies as well as District Conventions where she learned how to apply the Bible and it's principles in her life. She even shared in the construction of this kingdom hall and appreciated being in attendance for its dedication. Rose B. Hunter leaves to cherish her memory: devoted son, Robert; loving daughter-in-law, Brenda; sister, Minnie Lee Jamison (Paul); daughter by marriage, Barbara Ann Park; granddaughter, Amie Sewell Haskins (Anthony); great-grandson, Joshua Sewell; nieces, nephews, great-nephews, great-nieces, cousins as well as a host of spiritual brothers and sisters.

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Rose B. Hunter

September 27, 1928 - April 6, 2017