Lola May Alexander
On the 29th Day of April, 2020; The Lord called our angel home, Ms. Lola Alexander, We lost an angel but Heaven gained one.
Ms. Lola Alexander was born on the 18th Day of January of 1951 in Monroeville County Alabama to the late Mr. Tommy Stallworth & Ms. Euline Kiles.
Lola settled in Boston in 1980 supporting her children as a Master Barber and Beautician, she was a teacher back home and a caretaker to her own children and many more. Her love for children came naturally, she was a devoted mother to all 6 of her children and opened her door to any and all children in the neighborhood; where she was known as “Ma”, she had the gift of showing love and nourishing those who crossed her path.
Although Lola had a passion for cosmetology her true passion was serving the Lord, Lola welcomed the Lord at an early age and went on to attend and graduate The Global Exchange Christian University. Lola was devoted to serving the Lord and was a faithful member at The Greater Annoited Harvest Church in a Dorchester, where you could always find her on Saturdays for prayer and on Sundays for worship or combing the streets for lost souls as a Missionary and Community Activist. She was also a proud member of the Usher and Missionary Boards, Feeding the community and running a food drive. She was an active board member for Mothers for Justice and Equality and was also a dedicated member of the Boston Trauma Team.
Lola was great at any and everything she put her heart into and boy was she crazy about her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren bragging and boasting every chance she got!!! She was an excellent cook; Man could she throw down in the kitchen cooking and baking, Oh and those signature sauces will surely be missed ( You never did give anyone those secret ingredients).
Lola not only opened her home she opened her heart to many, sending you off with a full belly and a load off your chest because she lended an ear when you needed to talk and with an open heart she would listen and she was great at giving advice and endless prayers. She would start her mornings with the daily bread and she always had great words of encouragement and endless faith in the Lord!
Lola, Our angel, our Mother, grandmother, sister, cousin, Our Friend, You will Forever Remain in our hearts!
We Love You Ma!!! Rest In Peace!
Ms. Lola Alexander was proceeded in death by her father: Mr. Tommy Stallworth, mother: Ms. Euline Kiles, sister: Mamie Jowers, daughter: Mary “Angie” Alexander, son: Kenya Alexander, son: Jamarr Alexander
Ms. Alexander leaves four siblings; brothers: Will Earl Hands, Alfonse Kiles, Sherman Moore; sister: Wanda Smith, three surviving children; Carla Elaine Alexander, Yalonda Alexander and Delrico Alexander, 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.
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You will be surely miss …LO
Lola was brutally honest, something I worship in a woman made her a Goddessin my eyes for the very short time I knew her we had become super close it was an honor to have been like a little brother to her
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Deacon Thomas Keitt and I send our sincerest condolences on the loss of a servant in the Kingdom of God. Lola now gets to rest in the land of “No More.” As it is written in the Book of Revelation 21:4 He will wipe every tear from their eyes. May Lola’s beloved family and community find comfort in the memories her life inspired over the years. God Bless.
My condolences to the Alexander family we will miss Ms. Lola.🙏🏾
To the family of Lola Mae Alexander please with accept my deepest sympathies for the passing of your love one your mother your grandmother and to the rest of Lola Mae family. Lola may and I were friends and prayer partners since the time she moved to Boston. I’m just hearing about the passing away of Lola And truly my heart is very heavy. We just was on the phone two months ago praying and talking and laughing and talking about our children. Am going to truly missed Lola Mae. Rest in peace my dear friend until we see one another again. Elaine, yoLonda, and Rico always remember that your mother loved all of you all dearly. I would love hear from one of you my phone number is (with the funeral home). Please contact me. I live in South Carolina now. All I can say is May God Bless All. And my prayers is that God carry you all through this difficult time Auntie Pat loves y’all contact me and let me know that you all are doing well. Blessings
Just learned that Lola passed away right after my Poppo Leon. This is Tanya, Mary’s daughter. We loved Lola! On behalf of our family, our deepest sympathy is extended.
I am her neighbor from across the street. Ms. Lola came into my life at a moment of a terrible hardship. She was my true friend all the way through it. My kids loved her also. We always would talk about moving down to FL to open a restaurant named after her. I wish I met you sooner but I’m glad we crossed paths anyway. Love you Lola (madear)