Edith Fay Hendrix was a Holy Ghost woman who had been ready to meet the Lord for a long while. The one and only thing Edith despised was sin and Jimmy Swaggart was her favorite show and the ONLY one she ever watched for 35 plus years. Edith spent much of her time crocheting, quilting, and making dolls for those she loved. She loved being with her family and never passed up the opportunity to go fishing with her boys. She made clothes for her boys and persisted in serving them and others as long as she was able. She loved her cats and Sam-Sam was one of her favorites. Edith was devoted to her Christian faith and it was obvious to those around her. Edith was an instrument of God’s righteousness and will be dearly missed by all who knew her. She is now re-united with her husband James basking with the glory of Jesus Christ.

Edith is preceded in death by her father, Tracy Garner; mother, Rosie Bee Garner (Butler); loving husband, James Donavan Hendrix; sisters: Nita Cox, Bernice Norris, and Wanda Williams; Brothers: Gerald, James, and Tracy Gene Garner. She is survived by, son, Carl Eugene Hendrix; son, James Daniel Hendrix and wife Debra Helen; son, Terry Lynn Hendrix and wife Maria; grandchild, Brittany Ann Green and husband Chris; grandchild, Jason Allen Gray; grandchild, Nicole Hatton and husband Doug; grandchild, Elizabeth Bingham and husband Brent; 8 great grandchildren; numerous other nieces, nephews, extended family and loving friends.