Rosemary Hinson's Obituary
Rosemary Hinson, 76, of Locust, passed away peacefully and surrounded by her loved ones in her home on Wednesday, March 12th, 2025. Her funeral services will be held at Stanly Funeral and Cremation Care of Albemarle, North Carolina, on Wednesday, March 19th, 2025, at 11 am in the Stanly Funeral Home Chapel. Before her service, her family will receive friends and visitors from 10:00 AM until 10:45 AM. Rosemary's Pastors, Greg Johnson, Devon Grannum, Shawn Hill, and Ernest Henderson, will officiate her service. Her burial will then follow in Fairview Memorial Park in Albemarle, North Carolina.
Mom wanted people to know that she had repented and put her faith in Jesus Christ alone for the forgiveness of her sins at the age of 75 years old. (John 14:6) It is never too late, no matter how old or young you are. She was looking forward to seeing her Lord and Savior, Christ Jesus (2 Corinthians 5:8), and one of her most favorite Bible passages was Psalm 23.
Born December 22nd, 1948, in Stanly County, North Carolina. She was the daughter of the late Felton Jerome Hinson and Nellie Faye Talbert Hinson. She was a retired LPN with the Albemarle Correctional Institute.
Rosemary was preceded in death by her two brothers, Steve Hinson of Lancaster, South Carolina, and Roger Hinson of Locust, North Carolina, and her grandson, Aaron Todd Paige of Stanfield, North Carolina.
Rosemary is survived by her two sons, Todd Felton Paige and Ira Reid Paige, and her daughter, Pamela Michelle Doulos, of Locust, North Carolina, and her 8 grandchildren- Natasha Fontana and husband Frank Fontana, Keriston Carpenter and husband Cody Carpenter, Kaylee Simpson and husband Trevor Simpson, Tayler Couturier and husband Austin Couturier, Allie Paige, Dalson Paige, Roslyn Paige and Nicolas Paige and 12 great grandchildren- Aiden Fontana, Aubrey Fontana, Nolan Fontana, Everleigh Fontana, Tristan Hinson, Addie Carpenter, Isla Carpenter, River Simpson, Evelyn Couturier , Ruthie Couturier, Emmett Carter Miles Carter.
Rosemary enjoyed playing high school basketball at West Stanly during her school days. She always loved watching and supporting her two sons while playing sports and enjoyed scrapbooking with her daughter.
Rosemary (MawMaw) loved being involved with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. "She was the best MawMaw ever."
She enjoyed outdoor activities like golfing and boating. She loved animal print, extra ice in her sweet tea, and going to eat Mexican food. Sunrise Grill was also one of her favorite places to eat breakfast.
The family would like to extend our deepest gratitude to her church family at Grace Fellowship of Indian Trail. And special thanks to Deanna, Crystal, Vicki, Amanda, Dr. Saltzman, and the whole medical staff from Hospice.
Rosemary had requested that any donations be made to Hospice: Tillery Compassionate Care instead of flowers.
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