In Loving Memory of Lettie Ruth Nall

Lettie Ruth Nall was a loving, caring, and devoted mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend. Above all, she was a family woman whose heart and home were always open to those she loved. She had a special way of making sure her family was cared for, often taking in and supporting loved ones whenever they needed a helping hand. Her greatest legacy was the love she gave so freely.

Lettie found joy in the simple things in life. She loved listening to music, watching SyFy, playing card games, and crocheting Christmas stockings for her family. Each stocking was made with love and served as a special reminder of the thought and care she put into making the holidays meaningful for those she cherished.

She is survived by her children, Paula Denise Arrington and Richard Lee Arrington II; her grandchildren, Myka Michelle May, Cheyenne Denise Williams, Michael Lee Arrington, Dylan Arrington, and Madison Arrington; and her great-grandchildren, Tawnee Denise Hiser, Oliver Adam DeBaugh, Shawn Melvin Williams, and Khia Renae Arps.

She is also survived by her sisters, Wanda Etoyce Waits and Judy Lynn Brown. She was preceded in death by her granddaughter, Sarah Beth May; her siblings, Dorothy Jean Erwin, Margaret Sue Davidson, and Thomas Leon Nall II; and her parents, Thomas Leon Nall and Alma Janice Nall.

Lettie will be remembered for her generous heart, her unconditional love for her family, and her willingness to be there whenever someone needed her. Though she will be deeply missed, the love she poured into her family will live on through the generations. Every Christmas stocking, every family gathering, every shared card game, and every cherished memory will serve as a reminder of the special woman she was.

Her greatest gift was her love, and her greatest legacy is the family she held together. She will forever be loved and never forgotten.