Winston, Sis. Daisy Queen Huguley, a resident of Valley, AL, died Monday, August 31, 2020 at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika, AL.

Graveside Services are scheduled for Sunday, September 6, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. (EST) at Rehoboth Baptist Church Cemetery, Valley, AL with Pastor Karanja Story officiating. Davis Memorial Mortuary directing.

Public Viewing is scheduled for Saturday, September 5, 2020 from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. from Davis Memorial Mortuary Chapel.

On August 12, 1953, The Late James Huguley and Ethel Lee Dorsey gave birth to a precious gem. They named her justly- Daisy Queen Huguley.

Daisy grew up in Valley, AL but also spent several summers with her brother and sisters in Panama City, Florida making lasting memories with her family that resided in that area.

Nevertheless, this could not stop a budding romance from happening. Daisy attended Rehobeth High School and was a part of the Class of 1971. She started a romantic relationship with a young man by the name of Jimmy L. Winston. The two have shown through their time together just how inseparable they would become.

Daisy and Jimmy married and started a family in which they both contributed as working parents. Daisy worked for the next 20 years in the Textile Industry as a weaver for Fairview and Riverdale Mills; however, this was not her true passion. Daisy desired to contribute more vastly in the community by fulfilling the need for dedicated, trustworthy and dependable childcare. When Daisy retired in early 2000, she did just that. She helped a tremendous amount of families by being a staple in the local area by supporting them with the upbringing of their kids. She started first with Terence Reed, continued with her many grandchildren and flourished with several others in the neighboring community. She was deemed part of their village. She continued in this capacity until she started dialysis treatment due to kidney failure in 2009. Dialysis, which she openly called “work”, did not stop her from Working for God!

Daisy contributed greatly to the church as a saved and dedicated worker for the Kingdom. Her works will be missed as she served as Usher’s Ministry President, Women’s Day Captain, Deacon Wive’s Chair, Homecoming T-Shirt Chair, Missionary Society Secretary, Youth and Junior Usher’s Counselor. She would attend dialysis, take a brief rest, and still support Pastoral Anniversary planning, Pastoral Aide, Senior Citizen and Women’s Ministry and even lend a hand in the kitchen.

The left entrance into the sanctuary of Rehoboth Baptist Church will have an absent essence from the faithful doorkeeper and contagious smile that it once continuously possessed by none other than Momma Daisy.

On August 31st, 2020 at the East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika, Alabama, God called the Queen home to join her King and the King of Kings!

She was preceded in death by her devoted husband of 48 years, Dea. Jimmy L. Winston, parents, one sister- Doris Mae Huguley; One Brother- James Roy Huguley, Jr.

Her survivors include: four children, Dr. Sherman (Tonya) Winston, Tryman Merrell (Denise) Winston, Ryan Nakia (Sophronia) Winston and Courtney (Michael) Winston; sibling, Dorothy "Dot" (Walter James) Finley; siblings-in-law Geraldine Strickland, Regina Atkinson, Cassandra (John) Brown, JaCalvin( Lynn) Atkinson, Kevin Williams and Steve (Tasha) Atkinson; one aunt, Georgia Lee; one godson, Darian Howell and, a host of grandchildren who affectionately refer to her as "Mama", great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, lifelong sister-friends, other relatives and friends.

Funeral Services by Davis Memorial Mortuary of Valley.