Mary Jo Troxell

March 17, 1938 ~ January 20, 2023
Mary Jo Troxell was born March 17, 1938, to Mattie Irene and Arnold Gordan Craft in Columbia, South Carolina. She married James Robert Lee Troxell on September 20, 1955, in South Carolina. They then moved to Indiana that same year, then to Mooresville, Indiana in 1959, where they remained. She retired as a System Analyst from American States/SAFECO, with 43 years of service. Attended First Baptist Church, Mooresville, Indiana.
She is a proud member of the Ten O’Clock Line Chapter of the DAR, Nathan Bedford Forrest of the UDC Granddaughters Club, United States Daughters of 1812 Dames, and Charter Member of Gen. John Hunt Morgan Chapter of UDC. She was a Red Hat Sparkler and a Bay View Club member. She enjoyed genealogy, gardening, traveling, writing stories, painting, and doing arts and crafts.
She was preceded in death by her Husband, James Robert Lee Troxell; Father, Archie Gordan Craft; Mother, Mattie Irene Craft; Brother, Archie Craft; Sister, Frankie Young (Roy); Sister, Joyce Morobitto (Carl).
Mary Jo leaves behind to treasure her memory, Sons: James Troxell (Sherrie); Scott Troxell (Michelle), Grandchildren: Nicole Austin, Christopher Austin, Austin Jordan (Brittany);ayHay Sisters-in-Law: Maryona Baker (Jimmy), Ina Rickenbaugh (Charlie), Jane Wilson (Lowell), Jan Troxell; Nieces & Nephews and their spouses: Linda Smith, Donnie Young, Jenny Byrd, Joy Cooper, Eve Hipp, Lisa Morobitto, Terri Ricciardelli, Carrie Rahman, Bill Rickenbaugh, Tom Troxell, Rae Ann Graeber, Dave Wilson, Jeanie Domenech, Danny Wilson, Darrell Kidd, Kenneth Kidd, Tony Kidd; Great Grandchildren: Brynn Burton & Ellis Burton; and many Great Grand Nieces & Nephews.
Many thanks to her caring neighbors: Rose Warthen, Lisa Wingate, Charlie & Morita Helton, and Tom & Dawn Warthen.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, January 26, 2023, from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm at Carlisle Branson Funeral Service & Crematory in Mooresville. Funeral Services will start at 1:00 pm in the funeral home. Burial will take place at Forest Lawn Memory Gardens in Greenwood, Indiana.
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I pray that you rest in peace and continue to live in the Lord’s House in comfort. Till we meet again.
Love you, Aunt Jo.
The Barn has purchased Peace Lily for Mary Troxell
Brian & Viola Woods has purchased Peace Lily for Mary Jo Troxell
Mary Jo was the nicest lady ever. I met her at American States. I ran into her different times at the grocery store and we would stand and talk forever. She was a true southern gal. She was very proud of her sons and family. Prayers to all of you.
Chuck, Eve, Emily and Mattie has purchased Eco-Friendly Memorial Trees for Mary Jo Troxell
I have fond memories of Mary Jo. I met her through DAR and always enjoyed being with her. She had a
delightful sense of humor and Oh! that smile. Sympathy to the entire family.
Aunt Jo will be missed by so many fortunate enough to know her kind heart, fun nature and compassionate generosity.
Sorry I can’t make it to services but look forward to seeing you all soon.
I love you my dear family.
Mary Jo was a special friend with DAR of the Ten O’Clock Line Chapter of Morgan County. I enjoyed her smile and her willingness to help in every situation. Mary Jo will be greatly missed especially by all our members. May your family always remember her precious, happy times with you.
We are saddened to hear of your loss and hope you find comfort and strength in the warmth of caring friends and family. Mary Jo Troxell will be honored during the Memorial Service at the National Society U.S. Daughters of 1812 Associate Council in April 2023. In Sympathy, Sharon Sowders, Chaplain National