Maxcine Hunt Obituary in Jackson at Westhaven Memorial Funeral Home, Inc.

Obituary For Maxcine Hunt

Funeral services will be Saturday, July 25, 2020 at 12:00 p.m., Garden Memorial Park, 8001 Highway 49, Jackson, MS 39209.

Remembering Ms. Maxcine Hunt who was affectionally known as “Mookie” by her siblings and “TT” by her nieces and nephews. Maxcine was born on January 11, 1941, in Jackson, Mississippi to the late Mack Hunt Sr., and Annie Bell Cotton Hunt, both of whom preceded her in death. Her oldest sister, Della Mae Hunt, and a special long-life friend, Servester Davis, Sr., preceded her in death. Maxcine accepted Christ at an early age at St. James Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Reverend Dr. Thomas Cornelius (T.C.) Simmons. Unfortunately, Maxcine was unable to attend services under the newly elected pastor of the church, Rev. Tony Montgomery Sr., due to underlying health conditions. Maxcine attended Sallie Reynolds Elementary School and Jim Hill High School. She spent her career working in the hotel service industry. Her first job was working at the historical Heidelberg Hotel in Jackson, MS on Capitol Street and later at the Marriott Hotel on Amite Street in Jackson, MS, until when she retired. Maxcine went to her eternal resting place on Sunday, July 19, 2020, at the Pleasant Hills Community Living Center on Raymond Road in Jackson, MS. She is survived by one sister, Doris McDougle; one brother, Mack Hunt, Jr., both of Jackson, MS; six nieces, Carolyn (Napoleon) White, Lydia (Kenneth) Williams, Gloria (Mickel) Smith, Marquita Willis, all of Jackson, MS; Jacqueline (Earnest) Sturgis of Terry, MS, and Shirley McDougle of San Bernardino, CA; two nephews, Marco (Joy) Hunt of New Orleans, LA; and Corey Willis of Jackson, MS; seven great nieces, Pamela (Lamar) Bolden, Alice Hunt, Marquita Hudson, Lakita McDougle, Dellaina Smith, Jamiayah Curry and Morghan Bolden; eight great nephews, Monterrius (Trina) Hunt, Jeremiah Sturgis, Joshua Sturgis, Cortavious Curry, Christopher White, Robbie Curry, Demonte Cooper and Jamel Bell; a loving caregiver, Roy Mangle; special friends, Stella Williams, Bro. Johnnie Mangum, and Sis. Carrie Mangum; and a host of additional relatives and friends.

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My condolences to the family. Thank you for accepting me as your friend. You was a good person and will truly be missed. Love Stella Williams

Thank you for being a part of my life and the life of my family. You were always sweet and kind. Varnado, Jackson, Washington Families

I have known her and loved her for my entire life. I remember how kind and sweet she was to my friends and me, while we were growing up on Topp Avenue.
And in recent years, as my mother grew older and they were both in failing health, they lived two doors from each other. They checked on other every day.
Tee Tee has taken her wings, her reward for a life will lived. Michael Hudson

With Heartfelt Sympathy, I met Ms. Maxine when I was hired to work at The Holiday Inn which was being converted over to The Harvey Hotel and then The Crown Plaza, She was working in the laundry department and I in housekeeping, what a beautiful person that I ever laid eyes on, her smile lit up any room, to her family and friends hold hold on to the memories. Rest In Heaven Maxine. Anna Moore & Family.

Heartfelt condolences to the hunt family. Maxine and I worked together for many years where we formed a strong bond during our years at holiday Inn until we retired she will truly be missed and God had chosen a delightful angel and placed her in his mist.
Love always Mary Vaughn & Family