of Jonesboro, AR
June 10, 1932 - December 18, 2020
Lena Mangrum, 88, of Jonesboro, passed from this life on December 18, 2020. She was born June 10, 1932, in Brookland, to Bill and Ethyl Cox.
She retired from General Electric, was a lifelong Christian attending Walnut Street Baptist Church.
Preceding her in death are her parents; husband, Ed Mangrum; sisters, Ruby Pierce, Sylvia Deerman and Velma Futrell.
Survivors include sons, Mike Mangrum and John Mangrum; sister, Opal Brown; grandchildren, Wayne Mangrum, Marissa Richardson and Martina Mangrum; great grandchildren, Harper Richardson and Allie Mangrum.
Mrs. Mangrum enjoyed Hank Williams and Elvis Presley music. She was loved by her family and everyone who knew her.
Graveside services will be Monday, at Pine Log Cemetery in Brookland at 1:30pm with Brother Jerry Parker. Honorary pallbearers include Chuck Foley, Aaron Davis, Terry Davis, Brian Richardson and Wayne Mangrum.
All attendees must social distance and wear masks.
I am so sorry to hear that my friend passed. Love you just wish I had known. Prayers for Mike and John
Michael and Johnny, I know you both are grieving the loss of your beautiful mother but may God give peace and comfort. She is walking on streets of gold and is healed and whole. Such wonderful memories offload of our younger years. God Bless you!
R.I.P. my cousin. You will be missed by family and many friends. Lena was a classy lady.
Mike and John so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you. Lena was a lovely lady. Dianne Stacy
Thoughts and prayers to Mike and John for your loss. Wish I could be there with you young men. Have many good thoughts of your Mother and Father. Your loss is heaven's gain. Singing with the angels.
Mike and John I am so sorry about your mom. My prayers are with you. Lena was a lovely lady.
Dianne Stacy
John & Mike & family,
My prayers are with all of you.
Your comfort is knowing that one day, you
Will see your mom again in eternity.
Ronda Foster
Thoughts and prayers lifted up for you John, and your family.
To Johnny and Mike and all the family my deepest heartfelt sympathy. Heaven is rejoicing for one who has come home. May you all find peace and comfort in that knowledge.ðŸ™ðŸ»ðŸ™ðŸ»â¤ï¸
John and family I am sorry for your loss. I knew your mother when you and I were young. From my mother knowing her and from church. Swift healing.
Sending our deepest sympathies for the loss of your mother. Praying for comfort in the coming days. God Bless.
Jimmy & Mirenda O’Guinn
Prayers for the whole family. Her life here is over but just beginning in eternity free of all pain and hurt.
Love and prayers,
Jane
Mike,John, Wayne, Marissa & MartinaI’m so sorry to hear about Lena. Prayers for comfort.
Mike and Johnny, my deepest sympathy for you and your family. I pray God gives you strength during this trying time. Lena will be surely missed by all that knew her. Thoughts and prayers going upâ¤ðŸ™â¤
I've known Mrs. Mangrum for 60 years and have always admired her. She was the backbone of the Family! After working 8 to 10 hours every day at GE, she'd come home, clean house, do laundry and still have a hot meal on the table by Suppertime., An Elegant Lady, she was loving, protective and charming, but when Mike and John got out of line...she could dole out the punishment! Mrs. Mangrum was a devoted Christian Lady. There is no doubt in my mind where she will spend Eternity. My Love for the Mangrum Family runs deep and even tho I haven't seen her for a few years, I still feel a big Loss. Godspeed Mrs. Lena Mangrum!!
I am so sorry for your loss. Keeping the family in my heart and prayers.
My heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathy for the family. I didn't personally know Lena, but, she raised a fine son, John. He spoke of her often through the years. May the Lord wrap his loving arms around you during this difficult time.
Sorry for your loss, I know it’s been a tough few years Johnny. I pray for your peace and good memories of your momma.
Phyllis Meredith
We have fond memories of Lena. Sorry for your loss.
Nene we loved you so very much and are sad to say bye , but I am so glad you are going home and will have no pain or sadness. You were such a beautiful person inside and out and my favorite aunt who always took such good care of me . You were always there for me in all situations . Love you with all my heart bye until we see you again
Mom, I loved you since the first day I knew you and always will.
Mike and Johnny!
My deepest sympathies for the loss of your mother. Some great memories of your Dad and Mom from the days when we all grew up as boys in the neighborhood.
My best,
Johnny Pratt