Mrs. Mary Kathleen "Dean" Pittman

Funeral services for Ms. Mary Kathleen Pittman, affectionately known as "Dean" is scheduled for Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 11:00 am and will be held at Stevens Funeral Home, 1820 Martin Luther King Jr. Pkwy, Wilson, North Carolina.  The committal services will be held at the Black Creek Town Cemetery in Black Creek, North Carolina.

The family will be receiving friends on Wednesday, October 19, 2016 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Stevens Funeral Home.  Other times, the family will be receiving friends at 7032 Green Forest Road, Lucama, North Carolina.

There is a parable in the bible that talks about workers in the vineyard.  There were some workers that went into the fields early in the day and there were others that went later in the day.  At the end of the day, the pay master gave everyone the same pay.  Of course some were disgruntled, but the paymaster said, “Friend I am doing you no wrong, didn’t I agree to pay you for a days labor.?”  In other words, regardless of how long the workers were in the field, they all received a days pay.  

Such is the case with our Lord and Savior.  Regardless of how long you are saved you are going to receive the same pay, a home in Our Heavenly Kingdom.  

In a persons life many things happen that molds and shapes that person.  Something's in life have an affect on people for the rest of their life.  Even though Dean did many things and traveled many places, the most important event that happened in Dean’s life was   approximately two weeks ago when she gave her life to God.  Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said “It doesn’t matter how long you live but how well you do it.  How much better does it get to live and die to be able to live again for eternity.  

The Rest of the Story 

Mary Kathleen Pittman, affectionately known as Dean, was born June 17, 1956 in Wilson, North Carolina.  She transitioned from her earthly home to her Heavenly home on October 16, 2016 at Wilson Medical Center while surrounded by her loving family. 

Dean was reared in Wilson County and received her formal education with the Wilson County Public School System.  

Following her educational years, Dean began working.  She spent a large part of her work career as a farmer and later in life transitioned to caring for the elderly. 

 Dean was preceded in death by her mother, Nolia Grace Price; brother-in-law, Geroge Coley and a special nephew, Derek Taylor.

 She leaves special and loving memories to one son, Frankie Pittman (Crystal) of Stantonsburg, NC; two daughters, Rhonda Grant (Ray) of Lucama, NC and Lori Sanders (Dwain) of Stantonsburg, NC; one granddaughter, Tiffany Woodall (Junior) of Lucama, NC; one sister, Susie Coley of Fremont, NC; a special niece, Rhoda Coley of Lucama, NC and a host of other relatives and friends.  

Condolences may be posted to www.stevensfamilyfuneralhome.com or emailed to stevensfuneralhome3@gmail.com.

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