Missionary Carrie Mae Harris King Kelly 

Missionary Carrie Mae King Kelly was the first born of fourteen 
children to Spencer and Correen Hudson Harris on January 29, 1924 
in Carthage, Texas.

She attended the public schools there in Carthage. She confessed 
her hope in Christ Jesus at an early age and united with the Wonder 
Grove Baptist Church in Carthage, Texas.

The family later moved to Gilmer, Texas and after moving there, 
she met the " apple of her eye" Willie King. Upon her arrival in 
Gilmer, she became a member of Lake Providence Baptist Church, and 
remained a faithful member until she relocated.

In 1948, Carrie mived to Fort Worth, Texas She united with the Rock 
Of Ages Church Of God In Christ, and under the leadership of Elder 
General Jackson she was saved and filled with the Holy Ghost.

She later met and married Brother George Kelly and they remained a 
loving family until his demise.

In 1972, Carrie was led of the Lord to unite with the Harris Temple 
Church OF God In Christ under the leadership of her brother, Elder 
S.K. Harris. She was a licensed Missionary, Mother of the church, 
Sunday School Teacher, served on the Pastor' s Aide and was also a 
District Missionary. Missionary Kelly will be remembered as a 
" Prayer Warrior" because she didn't mind praying for you anywhere 
or anytime.

Missionary Carrie Kelly was called form " labor to reward" and 
eternal rest on Tuesday, the fourth day of July from the DFW Medical 
Center of Grand Prairie, Texas.

Left behind to forever cherish her undying memories: her son and 
daughter-in-law, Jimmy and Beverly Sneed King; her daughters, Willie 
M. Petty of Fort Worth, Texas, Faye Webb of Arlington, Texas, Betty 
J. Pippins Alexander and Diana Jones both of Fort Worth, Texas; her 
brothers, Willie D. Harris, Elder S.K. Harris, Elder Henry L. Harris, 
Elder Joe L. Harris all of Fort Worth, Texas, Spencer Harris, Jr. of 
Montgomery, Alabama, Bennie L. Harris and Austin Harris, both of Fort 
Worth, Texas; her sisters, Melvine Warren, Hazel Henderson, and Addie 
Sanders all of Fort Worth, Texas; her sons-in-law, Minister Hardee E. 
Petty, Ocie Webb and Lonnie Pippins, Sr.; 18 grandchildren; 31 
great-grandchildren; 1 great- great grandchild and a host of nephews, 
nieces and a host of other relatives and friends.

Her father, mother, husband, one brother, and two sisters preceded her 
in death.

Interment: Cedar Hill Memorial Park
Arlington, Texas