Obituary For Mrs. Lula Dunn

Dunn, Mrs. Lula Mae Autry, a resident of Valley, AL, died Tuesday, September 14, 2021 at East Alabama Medical Center, Opelika, AL.

Graveside Services are scheduled for 1:00 P.M. (EST) on Monday, September 20, 2021 at Pine Hill Cemetery, Lanett, AL with Rev. Frankie L. Hutchinson, Sr. as Officiant/Eulogist. Davis Memorial Mortuary of Valley directing.

Public Viewing is scheduled for Sunday, September 19, 2021 from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. at Davis Memorial Mortuary Chapel.

Mrs. Dunn was born in Chambers County, Alabama to the late William and Willie Pearl Stiggers Autry. She was a 1964 graduate of Lanier High School in Lanett, Alabama. Later, she graduated from Southern Union State Community College, Morristown College and Gospel Ministry Outreach Theological Institute.

Her survivors include: her loving husband, Joe Willie Dunn, Sr., Valley, AL; her children, Libby (Donald) Hayes, Madison, WI and Joe Willie Dunn, Jr., Auburn, AL; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; two sisters, Ophelia Baker, Tampa, FL and Barbara (Larry) Tall, Morris Chapel, TN; one brother, Albert (Cindy) Autry, Lanett, AL; three sisters-in-law, Mary Ann Crim, LaGrange, GA, Willie Mae Autry, Valley, AL and Barbara Autry, Lanett, AL; and, a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, dedicated neighbors and friends.

Funeral Services by Davis Memorial Mortuary of Valley.

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Missing you my favorite sister in law I say sister in law but you were more like a sister to me I could talk to you about anything and when I needed you you were always there for me happy heavenly birthday I'll never forget you

- Cindy Autry

Lula Mae, I was sitting on my bed thinking about you. I noticed I had not heard from you after trying to call your cell number. A male voice answered. I asked to speak to you and this is the moment I learned you had gone to Heaven. We grew up together and spent many Sundays after Church going to each other house eating dinner, laughing and sharing fun memories of our childhood and schooldays. Your family was my family and my family was your family. Oh, we were the best of friend. We kept in touch throughout our childhood and adulthood until death do us part. We constantly told each other at the end of our conversations that we loved each and how much we loved the Lord our savior. You are absent from your body but your spirit lives on. I will never say goodbye. I will say a life well lived. I love 💕 you Lula Mae Your best friend in Christ Ms. EddieRuth Fannings Jackson

- EddieRuth Jackson