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Inez Henrietta
Love
Sep 11, 1925 — Sep 6, 2026
Inez Henrietta Love was the seventh child born to the union of the late Lucious and Mary Lee Teague in Celina, Texas on September 11, 1925. She received Jesus Christ as her personal Savior and the Lord of her life at an early age.
Upon graduation from the CISD, she moved to Dallas and enrolled in Beauty School. She met and married Charles H. Love and to this union, they had three children, Charles Dwight, Deborah Ann and Odessa Yvonne. Charles her husband, son Dwight and daughter Yvonne preceded her in death.
Sister Love joined the Good Street Baptist Church in 1942 and was a faithful member until her health failed. Sister Love served as Superintendent of the Watson Memorial Sunday School, active in the Watson Memorial Mission, the Deacon Wives, Senior Ushers and the Sisterhood Ministry. She also served alongside her husband Deacon Charles Love in the Good Street Federal Credit Union for over fifty years as a teller and bookkeeper.
She also served in her community in various capacities such as the American Cancer Society, Precinct Chair in her district, and President of the PTA at H. S. Thompson Elementary School and still has time to visit the sick at church and in the neighborhood. She had an open door policy where everyone was welcomed in her home. Her door was also opened to college students from Bishop College and SMU such as Rev. David Hurst, Rev. Dewitt Burks, Rev. Ronroyal Owens and Ms. Harriett Rhett Houston. They were to the Loves as Sons and daughter.
Sister Love joined the Masonic Order of the Eastern Star with Martha Elizabeth Chapter #48 and later demitted to the Good Street Chapter #486 where she remained a member until she transitioned. She also retained her membership with E. E. Kitchen #27 and St. Eliza #2.
She leaves to celebrate her homegoing: one daughter, Deborah Ann, four grandsons, Corey D. Love (Tosha); Rickey A. Ford of Shreveport; Victor Harper (caregiver); Nicholas Ford and one granddaughter, Dwayla Love and a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends.
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