Lina Pearl Rinehart
Just a Memory Away I'm no longer by your side, but there's no need to weep; I've left sweet recollections I'm hoping you will keep. Eternal joy and memories stay in our hearts forever, Strengthening our special bond that parting cannot sever.
A
CelebrationLiof fe
Now it's time to journey on, so let your faith be strong, For I am in a better place... I'm home where I belong. And if times of loneliness bring sorrow and dismay, Don't despair, for I am there... Just a Memory Away -Rita S. Beer
Services Entrusted To: Rogers and Breece Funeral Home 500 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, NC 28301 www.rogersandbreece.com
Lina Pearl Rinehart September 14, 1933 – March 21, 2017
Obituary Mrs. Lina Pearl Rinehart, 83, of Carthage entered her
and loved by all. She was the embodiment of a true
Southern Lady. Never to be seen without her nails
eternal home, surrounded by loved ones, Tuesday,
painted and her hair "coiffed", her visible beauty
March 21, 2017.
was minor in detail to the great spirit and soul within.
She was preceded in death by her husband, James
Her smile was infectious but the fierce love she had for
David "JD" Rinehart, sons Eddie Flowers and Tony
her family and friends was something much more.
Flowers, and two grandchildren, Chelsea Palmer and
Never meeting a stranger, she affectionately referred to
Clint Flowers.
everyone as "honey" and "heart". As you read this, and
She is survived by her sister Liz Jones of Smithfield,
NC; children, Beverly Flowers of Charlotte, Cathy
if you knew her, you can probably hear her saying it. She was always ready for a big adventure or a "little
Flowers of Elizabethtown, Wayne Flowers and wife,
ride-about". To her children she was Mom, Mother and
Kathy of Cameron, Samuel Flowers and wife, Gail of
Princess. To her grand, great-grand and great-great
Jacksonville, Fla. and Cynthia (Hope) Flowers of
grandchildren, she was Mimi. OUR Mimi.
Gastonia; 11 grandchildren, as well as, many greatgrandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Born Lina Pearl Whitley, "LP" was known by many
Her smell, smile, laughter, love for warm spring days and chirping birds, her good home cooking and amazing hugs will truly be missed.
A
CelebrationLiof fe
Now it's time to journey on, so let your faith be strong, For I am in a better place... I'm home where I belong. And if times of loneliness bring sorrow and dismay, Don't despair, for I am there... Just a Memory Away -Rita S. Beer
Services Entrusted To: Rogers and Breece Funeral Home 500 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, NC 28301 www.rogersandbreece.com
Lina Pearl Rinehart September 14, 1933 – March 21, 2017
Obituary Mrs. Lina Pearl Rinehart, 83, of Carthage entered her
and loved by all. She was the embodiment of a true
Southern Lady. Never to be seen without her nails
eternal home, surrounded by loved ones, Tuesday,
painted and her hair "coiffed", her visible beauty
March 21, 2017.
was minor in detail to the great spirit and soul within.
She was preceded in death by her husband, James
Her smile was infectious but the fierce love she had for
David "JD" Rinehart, sons Eddie Flowers and Tony
her family and friends was something much more.
Flowers, and two grandchildren, Chelsea Palmer and
Never meeting a stranger, she affectionately referred to
Clint Flowers.
everyone as "honey" and "heart". As you read this, and
She is survived by her sister Liz Jones of Smithfield,
NC; children, Beverly Flowers of Charlotte, Cathy
if you knew her, you can probably hear her saying it. She was always ready for a big adventure or a "little
Flowers of Elizabethtown, Wayne Flowers and wife,
ride-about". To her children she was Mom, Mother and
Kathy of Cameron, Samuel Flowers and wife, Gail of
Princess. To her grand, great-grand and great-great
Jacksonville, Fla. and Cynthia (Hope) Flowers of
grandchildren, she was Mimi. OUR Mimi.
Gastonia; 11 grandchildren, as well as, many greatgrandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Born Lina Pearl Whitley, "LP" was known by many
Her smell, smile, laughter, love for warm spring days and chirping birds, her good home cooking and amazing hugs will truly be missed.
