Minnie Louise Wade
October 21, 1931 – July 1, 2016
Louise Wade, 84, of Wellborn Community, Brazos County, has passed away from the life she embraced with enthusiasm, and trust in God. She left this world with her family and extended family along her bedside. A visitation and memorial service are schedule for 2pm, Sunday, July 3, 2016 at St. Michael’s Academy Chapel with a prayer service at 3:30pm. Cremation services are in the care of Callaway-Jones Funeral and Cremation Centers.
Born in northeast Brazos County considered as the Tabor Community. Louise was a courageous and strong young lady for her time. Louise enjoyed her small world of love and hopes filled with dreams for her and those she knew. She was a member of the Baptist Faith Life.
Her parents, her husband James Camillus Wade; her sister Lora Mae Gray; her brothers Marvin Smith, Thomas Jefferson Jr., Homer Jackson, and Billy Charles; step-son James Eugene Wade; her grandson Randy Wade; all precede her in death.
Her survivors’ left to share her great memory are her sister Annie Belle Wade; her brother Jerry Lee Smith; her five grand children Sharlotte Gardner, Steven Wade, Brad Wade, Richard Wade and Laura Crenshaw; her nine great-grand children; her thirteen great great grandchildren; and great great great grandchild; her other host of relatives and friends.
Her family asked that your gifts of memorials be donated to the Hospice Brazos Valley, 502 West 26th Street, Bryan, Texas 77801.
Express condolences at Callawayjones.com
Louise was our neighbor all of my growing up years — first as Louise Smith then as the wife of J. C. Wade. A hard-working lady. A kind heart.
I got to know Annie bell and Eugene more than Louise but the whole safe family is what I would call the salt of the earth. The most beautiful people I have ever had the pleasure to meet. I was a trailrider who spent many weekends out at their arena and Louise and all of them I fell in love with instantly. Louise will be missed by so many for she was the sweetest person to be around. She made me feel like a better person just by meeting her. It saddens me that she is gone but she left a very very large family behind to tell many wonderful stories of her to those yet to come. My deepest heartfelt sympathies to her family and I will remember her fondly for the rest of my days.
Debby Krenek