M. Geraldine Inmon

March 11, 1917 ~ January 23, 2015
M. Geraldine Inmon, 97, Mooresville, died January 23, 2015, in Countryside Meadows, Avon. Mrs. Inmon was born March 11, 1917, in Braggadocia, Missouri, to the late Charles Otto and Blanche M. (Sherrille) Ruthledge. She was also preceded in death by her step-father, John Foster.
Geraldine and her late husband, Narlan L. Inmon, were the owners and operators of Western Auto in Mooresville. She was longtime, devoted member of the First Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday school for 28 years. Geraldine was responsible for leading many young people to the Lord. The consummate mom, Geraldine could literally do it all- she was an accomplished seamstress, excellent cook, and hard-working lady who would do anything for her family.
Geraldine and Narlan married on June 22, 1935; he died in 1977. She was also predeceased by her siblings, Eugene Ruthledge, Bill Foster, and Lynwood Foster.
Survivors include her children, Bobby Gene Inmon (Tootsie) of Hayti, Missouri, Jerry Lou Alfrey (Bill) of Greenwood, Linda Joy McNabney (Bill) of Medaryville, Indiana, and Donald Inmon (Carol Jean) of Avon; 12 grandchildren, more than 30 great grandchildren, and a host of great great grandchildren.
Friends and family will gather on Monday, January 26, 2015, 4 to 8 p.m., in the chapel at Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. Rev. Don Endsley will officiate the 10 a.m. funeral service on Tuesday, January 27, 2015, at the funeral home. Burial will be in the White Lick Cemetery, Mooresville. Visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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Karry: Thank ;you so very much for the kind words about my Mother, your Aunt Sis. She was a very special Mother and lady. I was so blessed to have her as my Mother. She was such a kind, loving and hardworking person. She loved Jesus, and it was through her guidance that I came to know him as my personal Savior. I thank the Lord for this. I’ll miss her so much, but I’m looking Mom to being with you again in eternity. Love, Linda M.
So many memories of Mammaw–where to start? I remember getting ready to go somewhere, as a child. She would tell me how important it was to look our very best. We’d do our hair & brush our teeth. Make sure our clothes looked nice (& wrinkle free.) She could disappear into a closet full of clothes,& return with the perfect piece of clothing! We never left Mammaw’s house hungry! She always made the very best green beans, with little potatoes in them! I have never had those any other place… Mammaw talked to me about Jesus. Prayed with me. And always reminded me that she prayed for my entire family-every single day. That was a source of comfort for me. Mammaw knew how to LOVE. She will be missed. Save my spot for me, Mammaw. Can’t wait to see you for all of eternity! Party on up there!! See you at the Resurrection!
My Aunt Sis was one of the most thoughtful, kind, generous, and loving people you could ever meet. She always had a kind word for us and was always looking for the good in others. I can’t remember her even getting angry at us as kids and we certainly deserved it! I always looked forward to a visit from Aunt Sis and the family and I miss those times from my childhood. I will miss her and will love her forever.
I am so sorry to learn of Mrs. Inmon’s passing. She was my neighbor for several years and I enjoyed our chats, her yard sales, and watching her tend to her flowers. My sincere sympathies. Jo Ann Neal Owen
Interestingly enough, early in this week just past Mrs. Inmon came to mind during my morning prayer. I was able to remember her faithfulness as a Sunday School teacher, and how she was instrumental in leading me to trust Jesus as my Savior. I prayed in gratitude for her and for her willingness to teach my class. This month marks my 39th year in ministry.
To The Inmom Family, So sorry for the loss of your Mom. Geraldine was a very sweet lady and great friend. She will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all. God Bless!