Death date: Mar 12, 2021
Lydia Dunn Jones, age 69, of Temple passed away suddenly March 12, 2021. Lydia was a member of New Beginnings Church of God in Villa Rica. She was born and grew up in Atlanta, and eventually moved to Mableton where she attended Pe Read Obituary
Lydia and I not only have family ties...she is my friend.
Earlene West Dunlap
R.I.P. sweet Lydia. I have nothing but fond memories of you! You have always exhibited such a sweet spirit and will be missed by us all. We will meet again!
These are some. Current pics of our journey with the jones.Alan always hid from the camera.they really helped & guided me & my son Luke in the gospel, Lydia with spending personal time with Jesus.doesn't always mean bible time it was with her flowers outside the beauty of the world.my favorite pineapple upside down cake only for my birthday the best!!!..my son never wears shoes or socks.she could not stand them only in the winter by a warm far in the living room puzzlebook days of our lives coffee in her favorite chair. She called Mike my brother gave to her when he moved to S.C. I will miss you so much Lydia.you were always there when nobody was.I could talk to you about anything everything no matter what it was what level.you never said nothing judged me.never hesitate on what thought either..lol I can say that very well rubbed off on me and Luke.I'm so glad you're out of pain now I know it gotten rougher and rougher on you.something I just could not make go away or heal.I always remember you by the song the Rose.I love you let everyone know I said hello .
Lydia, a unique and special person. I have fond memories of her, dating back to grammar school, and loved her kind and genuine nature, character traits rarely found. She will always be remembered and hold a warm place in my heart. I'll see you on the other side, sister!!!!
Lydia was my babysitter starting at the age of 5 years old. Over the years, I spent so much time in their home I became one of her family. Charlie and Alan were like the brothers I never had and Tom was a father figure for me. In the years since Charlie died, I haven't spent time with the rest of the family and I regret that, but Lydia and Tom and Alan have remained in my heart as family members and I mourn Lydia's passing. I truly wish I could attend Lydia's funeral, but my work and location prevents me. Please know that my heart mourns and I will miss her. We will all meet again...
