Ida Mae Fair Obituary in Kosciusko at Winters Funeral Home

Obituary For Ida Mae Fair

Ida Mae McBride-Fair made her transition to be with her Heavenly Father at 2:58 p.m. on October 25, 2022. She was born to Annie Mae Doshie and Grady McBride on July 30, 1941, in McCool, Mississippi.

Ida Loved the Lord and demonstrated that love through her commitment to serve her church family and those around her. She joined Fancher Hill Missionary Baptist Church at an early age. She served in the Choir, Usher Board, Sunday secretary and Church Clerk. No task done in the name of the Lord was too small for her.

Ida has 4 children: Gloria Mae (Arthur) Born to Ida and Wardell Carter. On August 12, 1960, Ida married Andrew Fair (Junior), who preceded her in death. They had three children together: Andrew "George" (Versadean); James Louis (Grace); Mary Joyce (Reginald Sr.). She has six (6) grandchildren: Terrance, Antwain, Tavares, Jasmine, Shironda and Reginald Jr.

Nine (9) great grandchildren: Makayla, Ashton, Sharod, Shariyah, Xaviar, Asyia, Masiah, Noah and Terrance Jr.

Ida was one of ten (10) children, and her five (5) brothers preceded her in death: Burl Lee, Jack, Grady Jr., Leon and Tommy Lee. She has four (4) sisters: Earline, Evanda, Helen and Annie Ruth. Ida loved her sisters and talked to them multiple times a day. Her voice and presence will be missed.

Ida was committed to her family. She was very active in the lives of her "Babies." She took the time to learn Facebook, FaceTime and other social media outlooks to stay connected with her family.

PLACE OF SERVICE: Winters Funeral Home Chapel, Kosciusko, MS

DATE OF SERVICE: Sunday 10/30/2022 @ 2:30 p.m.

INTERMENT: Fancher Hill Cemetery, McCool, MS

VIEWING: Saturday 10/29/2022 from 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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Love & Compassion Arrangement was sent for Ida Mae Fair - October 28, 2022

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Ceresco Baptist Church and sent Sunlit Memories Standing Spray for Ida Mae Fair - October 26, 2022

With sincere sympathy and love from your Ceresco Baptist Church Family, the Deacon Ministry Team and the Martha Circle. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

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The Fair Family would like to thank you for all your prayers, phone calls, words of encouragement, hugs, cards, flowers and your presence with us. A special thanks to Georgia. She cared for mama like she was her own mother. She will never know how much comfort she brought to us knowing that mama was well taken care of when we were unable to be there ourselves. ~The Family~

Gloria, Mary, Jamie & Andrew, May God give you comfort and peace. Love you Aunt Ida Mae. Love Yowanna

Gloria, Mary, Jamie & Andrew, May God give you comfort and peace. Love you Aunt Ida Mae❤️😢

With heartfelt sympathy... Gloria, Terrance, Jasmine, Mary and the entire family...love and support will always surround you; at this time, we wish you peace and comfort as you celebrate the life of your Mother and the grandmother loved by all.
With Love, Pat, Valeah, and Samuel

Mary, Gloria and the entire family. Praying for God's comfort and peace during this difficult time. Prayerfully yours, Angie and Maya Daniels

Gloria Kennedy, Mary & Reginald Matthews and Ida Mae Family: Let love around you and the love within soothe your grief and pain. Praying for you all doing this difficult time. Let God be the Glory. Friends- Jaime & Wilford Bradford Littleton CO

So sorry to hear of Cousin Ida's passing. PRAYING
May each day bring new strength, new hope, and a new knowledge of just how deeply you're loved and cared for.
Sincere Sympathy
Fannie Henson Draine daughter of Elnora Winters Henson

My Deepest Condolences. Mamie Lane Cottrell

Mary and family, Our sincerest condolences in the loss of your mother. Praying for you all. 1Thess 4:13-18 Brad and Alison Foster

Our sincere condolences goes out to the Family in your heavy affliction. May the memories that mean the most to you live forever in your heart. To God be the Glory. Horace and Katherine Turner Fort Worth, TX