With heavy hearts, we declare a dedicated mother of Heath Young, nurtured daughter, loving sister, and loyal friend, whose soul touched everyone who knew him. Born in Mississippi and grew up, Heather lived a life marked with calm power, compassion and flexibility.
Heather dedicated herself to hard work and service, playing several roles in Starkville, Mathiston, Eupora and beyond communities. As a cleaner in the worker bees, BP and Shell to prepare food in the USA, Ansel Hawki Inc. brought hard work and care for every task, to collect gloves in Hawkai Inc. Her work was never just a job – this was the reflection of her character: reliable, humble, and always try her best to provide for those she loved.
He Sam D. Hamilton Nauzubi also gave his time as a volunteer and secretary in the National Wildlife Refuge, where his love of nature and steward was clear. His educational journey included studying wildlife and forestry at Holmes Community College – Mississippi has a will for his deep praise for the natural beauty.
Beyond her work and study, Heather’s most valuable role was that of a mother. His love for his children was infinite, and he put his heart in increasing them with strength and kindness. His family will close his laughter, a sense of nutrition, and the calm sacrifices made for his goodness.
Heather’s death is a deep disadvantage for the Maben community and for all those whose life he has touched. Her memory will remain in the hearts of her children, family and friends, and in many lives she was bright through her hard work and soft soul.
She can rest peacefully, and those who mourn the legacy of love, which they leave behind.