Louise Leggett

May God your family in this time and continue to Bless you'all. Louise I'll always love you and keep your family in prayers. With love Sara Smith, Jasmine and family.

Rest in God's eternal peace Auntie. Love, Sabrina

My auntie was such an incredible person she was so beautiful inside and out one thing she taught me to do was to show me how to cook collardgreens she always said I don't cook shit from a can I always bragged on her so much I use to tell people my auntie win the collard green contest every year and can't nobody touch her it's just so much I can say about her that could go for a lifetime I'm gonna miss her so much the advice she gave was always genuine and 100 there were many times she would tell me something and I didn't want to hear it but I knew it was the truth and I would go you right loving her forever and always her neice Bunny

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Dwan Franklin (Co-worker)

May the memories of Louise bring peace.

My Condolences and Prayers goes out to the Family of Mary Louise Meteye Leggett Forever Rest In Peace and Comfort In Heaven Until we Meet Again, With all God's Blessings and Love...Ms. Carolyn Simpson and Daughter Tarra C. Meteye

There are many memories that I have of Louise as a sister, however, one of the happiest that we all still laugh about is of my sister's, Irene, Leonida, Carolyn and I having her as our own personal hair dresser. When it came to our hair, she cut if off, burned it up, burned us and no where else can you go where curls would last a month through rain, sleet and snow and would not budge. Even the comp would not work. She would laugh while the straightening comb was resting on our heads. The sad part is, I could not even pay her hair dresser Mrs. Susie Mae to burn her so she would know how it felt. The good thing is her friend Cynthia who later did her paid her back for how she treated us as she burned her all the time. Now, when I get anything done to my hair where heat is used, I still have post traumatic stress--SMILE!

There are many memories that I have of Louise as a sister, however, one of the happiest that we all still laugh about is of my sister's and I having her as our own personal hair dresser. When it came to our hair, she cut it off, burned it up, burned us and no where else can you go where curls would last a month through rain, sleet and snow and would not budge. Even the comb would not work. She would laugh while the straightening comb was resting on our heads. The sad part is, I could not even pay her hair dresser Mrs. Susie Mae to burn her so she would know how it felt. The good thing is her friend Cynthia who later did her hair paid her back for how she treated us as she burned her all the time. Now, when I get anything done to my hair where heat is used, I still have post traumatic stress. SMILE

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