Omie Harrod
Omie Harrod
August 6, 1930 ~ December 22, 2022
Services for Omie Dell Harrod, 92 of Hughes Springs, formerly of Lone Star will be held at 1:00 PM Friday, December 30, 2022 in the Chapel of Horn-Nail-Haggard Funeral Home of Daingerfield with the Reverend Doug Smith officiating. A private interment will be held in Iron Bluff Cemetery in Lone Star. Mrs. Harrod was born on August 6, 1930 in Nacogdoches to Latham and Vergie Wells. She passed away on Thursday evening, December 22, 2022 in a Hughes Springs nursing facility. Mrs. Harrod was a graduate of Central Heights High School and attended Stephen F. Austin. In 1948 she was a member of the SFA Fidel Women's social group and was in the Flag Corp for the SFA Lumberjack Band. Along with her late husband Roy, Mrs. Harrod owned and operated Model Dry Cleaners in Lone Star. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Lone Star where she was involved with the Methodist Women's Fellowship. A loving mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Mrs. Harrod was preceded in death by her parents; husband of 31 years, Roy; one sister and four brothers. Those surviving her include, daughter and son-in-law, Dianna and Mac Allen of Hughes Springs; grandchildren, Trace Allen and wife Kimberly of Shreveport, Ann Gunter and husband, Brett of Ft. Worth; great grandchildren, Carter Allen, Caleb Allen, and Cameron Allen.
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Omie was one of our firrst and best friends when we moved to Lone Star in 1953. Rest in peace good lady.
Mayo Lanagan family
Omie’s only child, Dianna, was the first friend I made in Ms. Tolbert’s first grade class well over 65+ years ago. We are still good and fast friends to this day. I spent many an hour either at the cleaners, bugging her Mom, or at their house eating up every pie her Mom made. I have so many fond memories of their first house ‘in the woods’ to the house on Timberlane. Love and Peace to all the family.
Cheryl Miller Langford
I have so many good memories of Diana and her folks. We were so blessed to have a wonderful place to grow up and to have good, good parents for so long. God bless you all at Christmas time. Love to Diana and Mac and all the family. Steve Cowan
So very sorry for the loss of this beautiful lady I always thought of as another mother and a safe place to be either at the cleaners or the house spending the night. She was always precious to us. Not goodbye but see you later sweet lady.
I met this incredibly beautiful lady in 1968 when I moved to Lone Star. We attended church together for so many years. She was always the most inspiring lady to me! You, Diana are so much like your Mom. We have all been blessed by just knowing this sweet lady.
Ms. Harrod as I called her, was a special and wonderful lady to all that had the privilege to know her. She was a hard worker and great cook and as it’s been said, we all loved her “pies”. True, she only had one child but lots of Diana’s girl friends considered Ms. Harrod their second Mom and she mothered us like her own. Diana and I had her take us to El Chico’s to eat on Saturday afternoons too many times to count and she never refused no matter how tired she was. From the pictures posted, she was the loving grand mother to Trace and Ann, greatgrands and all in her grasp. Diana , Mac, Trace, Ann and entire family
I know you are facing a huge loss and I pray the Lord will be with you. Ms. Harrod has earned her rest thy good and faithful servant. Peace be with her🙏 Bev Barnwell Walker
This lovely lady was so special to many in Lone Star. She always had a smile and was a dear friend to our family. Love and rest in peace.
She was one of the sweetest blessings around here at Grace Hill. Her smile was simply beautiful and she made friends with everyone here. She was loved and will be very missed. She was part of our family and always will be. My thoughts and prayers go out to her friends and family during their time of loss. Prayers for strength for the upcoming days and weeks as well.
Dianna, I’m sorry for your loss, may the good Lord keep you and your family in his loving arms and give you peace.
Sending prayers for you and your family and friends.
Pat Smith
RIP my dear friend❤️Your family and mine shared some happy times together through the years😊Much love and many prayers for all your family.See you on the Other side🙏🙏Barbara Howell Hicks
Thank you for coming to our lil wake at home, barb. I still remember you and Franklin and trips we took to white river and way back to Nac. Thank you So Much for being here.
Thank You So Very much for your prayers, sweet Pat. Your love is appreciated🙏❤️
Thank you Jessica and ALL others who cared SO much for my Mom at Grace Hill. I know she was safe and was cared for thru the awful Covid
times with loving and professional care. God Bless you ALL and all residents as well who she was able to befriend. GOD Bless each of you for All you do.
OH Thank You Krystal for your kind words. She loves you and Mark. Times have passed, but we can still remember LS and those good times. ❤️
Thank you dear Beverly for your memories and kind words. We all can remember. Take care and God Bless❤️
Thank you so much for remembering her and for coming to the Memorial. We must keep them and memories in our hearts. Love Dianna
Thank you, Judy for remembering us during this sad time. We remembered many days from old LS when she would sit at my kitchen table while we looked thru MWF cook books. SO many listed have gone, but none have been forgotten. Was a Special Time, that was. Love To you Judy and your family❤️
Dear Dianna, Mac, Trace and Ann, You have my sympathy on your loss of a precious Mother and grandmother. I remember her being so supportive and proud of Ann and Trace when they and my children were all so very young. May God bless you all with the good memories. With love, Betsy & Lyle