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She was creative, music lover, she loved drawing, crocheting, she could make anything out of anything, her all-time favorite was playing Bingo.
She was the last of the Hinson Clan to arrive and the last to go. Her sisters, Lillian Self, Hattie Patterson, Dorothy Hunt, and Daisy Kates will be waiting for her at the top of the stairway to Heaven.
She leaves behind to cherish her life, her one and only daughter Kim Burns, 4 grandchildren Jesse Johnson (Priscilla), Jeffrey Johnson, Stephanie Clark ( the late Boogie}, Robert Clark( Monica) 11 great grandchildren, and a host of nieces and nephews,.
She will truly be missed.
Special thanks to Jeffrey Johnson, Stephanie Clark, Patricia Rosemond, and Cindy Penn for being her caregivers, until she took her last breath.
Good night, sleep tight, I see the moon, and the moon see me, Remember Ma, I Love You, as Tall as This Building
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Anita Briwn
September 19, 2024
Carrie was such a a beautiful person. She was always very friendly during the short time that I have known her. I pray that Carrie is in Jehovah's memory and I pray to see her again once she wakes up.
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