Mary R. Hunt

Mary Rose Hunt (MOM) (Indian Mary), 75, passed away unexpectedly Saturday, January 16th, 2021, At her residence in Cross City Florida. She was Born in Albany, New York, on June 26th,1945, the Daughter of Doris Mary (Delisle) Hunt and Beauford Clayton Hunt. The one thing she cherished the most was family. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her Brother Clayton Jay Hunt She is survived by her 7 Children Four Daughters, Jammie Rose Tripp (Jameus) and her Granddaughter Sha’ Sha’ (Lady Bug) and her husband Nathan of Cross City, Florida Barbara Denise Follett (Denise) and her Granddaughter’s: Danielle and Angelique of Lake George, New York. Dolores Fay Nolet (Dee) and Grandson’s: Russell, Ben and her Husband James of Corinth, New York. Toni Marie Tripp of Washington. Granddaughter 1 Grandson 1 Three Sons, Christopher Brian Dillinger (Chris) and Grandson’s: Jaden and Joshua and his wife Melissa of Wappapello, Missouri. Michael Wilson Dillinger(Mike) and Grandson’s: Jonathan, Zachary, Gabriel, Christopher and Brendan. Granddaughter’s: Hannah, Michelle, Cheyenne and Amberly and his wife Angela of Advance, Missouri. Robert Lewis McIntyre(Bobby) and Grandson: Little Bobby and his wife Judy of Missouri. Her Sister Lorraine Fay Oeser (Hunt) and her Niece: Danielle and Nephew: Brian of Broadalbin, New York (Jay’s Children) Nephew’s Eric, and James. Her Cousin Kenneth Libby of Lake George, New York. She is also survived by her Ex-Husband: Clarence Wilson Dillinger of Puxico, Missouri and his Sister Lucille Walker of Advance, Missouri. And many Great Grandchildren. She brought a lot of life to this world. She loved traveling, she traveled throughout the United States when she was younger, She’s been a little bit of everywhere until she found her Home in Dixie County Florida 31 years ago. Mom was full of life and truly independent. She loved the outdoors she also loved barbecuing and enjoyed feeding people, she made the best potato salad and deviled eggs I ever had. She loved her flowers and birds but her favorite Love of All was the Water, She loved Fishing and Crabbing she spent many many wonderful hours and hours of her life at the water (salt water or fresh water didn’t matter.) and sometimes not even fishing at all just staring off into the water and saying this is so peaceful. I will miss all the old stories Mom told me that happened throughout her life, we used to sit and fish and I would listen to her reminisce. I will give anything to hear her voice again telling me her stories that I wish would never end and when they did I would say Mom Please let’s go fishing and do this all again. So when you see the ocean think of Mary (Mom) because that’s where she’ll be traveling the world once again touching every Sea. Mom one day we’ll meet again, until then I will be Fishing with you by the sea. Love and Miss You so Very Very Much Mom. She will be Deeply Missed By Many and Truly Loved by ALL. NOT TRULY GONE and NEVER FORGOTTEN. REST IN PEACE MOM. We All Love You Mom and Miss You Dearly ALWAYS. Arrangements have been placed under the care of the Rick Gooding Funeral Home Cross City Chapel, with locations in Cross City 352-498-5400 and Chiefland 352-493-0050. Please sign the online guest book at rickgoodingfuneralhomes.com

Mary R. Hunt

June 26, 1945 - January 16, 2021