Mrs. Minnie Faye Reed
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Mrs. Minnie Faye Reed

  • March 28, 1923 - December 4, 2011
  • Dallas, Texas
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“Sis Faye,is very special in so many countless ways. I met her while I was in the 6th grade while I attended private school with her daughter Angie...Read More » ”
1 of 14 | Posted by: S. Polk - Plano , TX

“Angela (Marlin) & family...my thoughts & prayers are with you guys through this saddened time. Aunt Faye will truly be missed. ”
2 of 14 | Posted by: Veronica Butler - Carrollton, TX

“I will never forget your mom and her wonderful spirit. She was a very special,kind, Christian lady and I will miss her. ”
3 of 14 | Posted by: Leslie Nixon - TX

“May it comfort you to know that others are in prayer for you and your family and we are sorry for your loss. ”
4 of 14 | Posted by: CSP Health Services - Duncanville, TX

“You will be missed greatly. I love you ”
5 of 14 | Posted by: Terri - Dallas, TX - Niece

“To our family Angela and Marlin. We are sorry about your lost. Just remember all the good time and all the memories. Memories are forever. We love...Read More » ”
6 of 14 | Posted by: James and Cynthia Johnson - TX

“We wanted to just send our thoughts and prayers to the family at this time. Sis. Reed will truly be missed. ”
7 of 14 | Posted by: Catrina Goffney - Cedar Hill, TX

“I have known Sis. Reed since I was four years old when I met her daughter in kindergarten at Christian Academy of Oak Cliff. Who would have known ...Read More » ”
8 of 14 | Posted by: Shay Wyrick Cathey - Dallas, TX

“Angie your Mom was 1of 2 persons that my parents trusted enough to let me spend the night with . That says a lot about the character of Minnie Faye...Read More » ”
9 of 14 | Posted by: Bettina Brown - Friend of family

“Thank God for the privilege of knowing sis Reed. As a young kid I was blessed to have her as one of my Sunday school teachers and to this day I am...Read More » ”
10 of 14 | Posted by: CHARLES HOLMES - TX

“Dear Angie & family: My family and I mourn with you in the passing of Sis. Reed. I can remember example after example of how she has greatly...Read More » ”
11 of 14 | Posted by: Leonard Rufus - Dallas, TX

“Angela, I can remember the many times Ms. Minnie would speak truth and wisdom to us. Her devotion to her family and friends made me want to be a...Read More » ”
12 of 14 | Posted by: Chishanna Calloway - Rockwall , TX

“Aunt Faye, I love you and miss you so much! We will meet again on the other shore! ”
13 of 14 | Posted by: Tangie Johnson - Dallas, TX

“Dear Momma, You were a gift from God and I needed you. I still need you but I will learn to cope without you. I'm your baby girl...Read More » ”
14 of 14 | Posted by: Angela - Dallas, TX - Daughter


Minnie Faye Reed

was born March 28, 1923 to the parentage of Jasper and Bell Williams in Corsicana, Texas. She attended G. W. Jackson High School. She was baptized at an early age at the Seventh Avenue Church of Christ, where she attended until moving to Dallas, Texas.
After moving to Dallas, Texas, she attended the 9th Street Church of Christ, which later became the Cedar Crest Church of Christ, until her illness and death. She worked in many services at the church: Bible Class Teacher, Youth Counselor, Gospel Hour Chorus Member, Willing Worker and in any other service where there was a need for assistance.
Minnie was a very caring and sharing person who reached out to others without expecting anything in return.
She is preceded in death by her son, Windrell Charles Woods.
Minnie leaves to cherish her memory: son, Booker T. Woods (Cynthia); daughter, Angela Johnson (Marlin); two sisters, Clarissa Garrett and Mary Greene; six grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; two great great grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends.