Funeral service for Mary Ann Boyte Brister Herrin will be 10:30 a.m., Saturday, January 29, 2022,

at Riverwood Family, with interment at Union Baptist Church Cemetery. Visitation is 4-7 p.m., Friday, January 28, at Riverwood.

Ms. Herrin, 61, of Brookhaven, passed from this life January 24, 2022, at her residence.

She was born in Brookhaven December 18, 1960, to Tom Boyte, Jr. and Mary M. Gau Boyte.

She worked as a nurse but enjoyed her free time sewing and shopping. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends.

She is preceded in death by her father; sister, Donna Fay Boyte; and granddaughter, Brooklyn Scout Brister.

She leaves behind her mother; sons, Nicholas Brister, Tod Brister, and Adam Brister; sister, Sue Ellen Gould;

and 10 grandchildren, Lee, Nicholas, Brodie, Sadie, Jorja, Piper, Bella, Indi, Aaliyah, and Halo.

A visitation and gathering will be held for Annette Ellen Kreutzer, Friday, January 28, 2022, at Riverwood Family, from 9-11 a.m.

Ms. Kreutzer, 66, of Brookhaven, passed away, January 22, 2022, in Brookhaven, MS. She was born September 24, 1955, to Theodore and Ethel Kreutzer.

She is preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Gerald Kreutzer, and Harvey Kreutzer; niece, Angie Kreutzer; brothers-in-law, Denver Kimble, Eugene Kimble, Danny Porter, Milfort Vincent, Joe Degrasse, and Butch Crosby, and sisters-in-law Deborah Kimble, Linda Vincent, and Madeline Kimble.

She is survived by her husband, James Calvin Kimble, Sr; son, James Calvin Kimble, Jr.; brother, Harold Kreutzer; and nieces, Sara Kreutzer Allen, Tasha Ann Guy, and Sherry Thamert; nephews, Teddy Kreutzer, “Pewee” Kreutzer, “Penut” Kreutzer; sisters-in-law, Diane Porter, Diane Kimble, Bobbie Crosby, Martha Degrasse, and Kathy Kreutzer and brother-in-law, Houston Kimble

Graveside service for Mrs. Tina Marie Maples will be 11 a.m., Tuesday, January 25, 2022, at Strong Hope Cemetery in Wesson, MS.

Mrs. Mapels, 65, of Hazlehurst, passed away January 20, 2022, at King’s Daughters Medical Center. She was born in Crystal Springs, MS, July 28, 1956, to Paul Parrett and Beatrice Roberts Parrett. She was a loving and caring person, keeping her house and family first and foremost in her life. She will be greatly missed by all that loved her.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Calvin Maples; her parents; son, Homer H. McCloud; and brother, Danny Parrett.

Those who remain to cherish her memory are, her daughter, Taylor Marie Maples; brothers, Billy J. Parrett, Scott McCloud, and Bobby Parrett (Cathy); sisters, Susie Beall (Jerry), Mary Waldrop, Pat Newman, and Wanda Bishop (Jr); two grandchildren, Caden and Hayden. She is also survived by a host of nieces, nephews, and other loving family members and friends.

Edward “Ed” Gove, Jr., 93, died at The Aspen assisted living community in Brookhaven, MS, on January 20, 2022.

In addition to being a kind, generous, and widely respected businessman, philanthropist, and volunteer,

Ed was a loving husband to Jan Gove for 65 years, and a devoted father and grandfather to his beloved family.

He loved spending time with his family and fondly remembered many vacations spent in Bath, ME, Ocean City, NJ,

and Fort Walton Beach, FL. He was a lifelong trainspotter, model railroader, and train travel enthusiast,

having crisscrossed the country countless times by train. He also loved animals, rooting for Ole Miss, puzzles, caramel corn,

New Jersey cinnamon buns, card games, root beer, and listening to big band music.

Ed attended the University of Delaware and served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. After the war, he came home to Vineland, NJ,

to work for the family business, Hartley Gove Sons Thermometers. The company had been founded by Ed’s grandfather, Hartley Gove, in the late 1800s.

Hartley was a glassblower who had previously worked on the development of the lightbulb under Thomas Edison. In 1957,

Ed relocated with Jan and their young children to Brookhaven, MS, where he opened a second factory for the business.

The plant would later become the global headquarters with Ed at the helm of the whole company. Under his leadership,

the business became one of the world’s largest of its kind. He continued to manage Hartley Gove Sons well into its third century,

until his retirement in 2019 at the age of 90.

Known for being gentle and soft-spoken, Ed was widely liked and respected by employees, customers, and friends alike.

He believed in treating everyone with dignity and respect, and always put the needs of others before his own.

He valued goodness and doing the right thing above all else, and he gave generously to others in every way that he could.

Along with his wife, Ed helped to make the Brookhaven Animal Rescue League (BARL) what it is today.

In addition to his direct involvement over a period of 35 years — volunteering, donating, fundraising, rescuing,

and personally housing dozens of animals in his home — he also helped the organization secure property and build a permanent,

modern facility that has helped save the lives of thousands of animals.

Ed was a man of deep faith. A lifelong Presbyterian, he volunteered at Faith Presbyterian Church in Brookhaven for over 60 years,

where he served as a deacon. He also served on the board of French Camp Academy, a Christian school for children from troubled homes,

for 34 years. Upon his retirement from the board in 2014, he was recognized by the school for his role in helping to build numerous buildings,

as well as the Camp of the Rising Son complex, in addition to numerous other accomplishments during his tenure.

Edward Gove, Jr. was born on November 29, 1928 in Landis Township, NJ (later incorporated as Vineland, NJ) to Edward Gove, Sr. and Ethel E. Downing Gove.

He is survived by his wife of 65 years: Janice Louise Jaggers Gove; his six children and their spouses: David Jay Gove, Dianne Gove Bein (Kent),

Bruce Robert Gove, Brian Scott Gove (Cecille), Kimberly Ann Gove Rials (Ricky), and Edward Mark Gove (Holly); and his six grandchildren and their spouses:

Madison Nicole Gove, Robert Byram Gove, Jonathan Gove Pittman (Angelique), David Thomas Pittman (Cayla), Lindsey Russell Bein, and Philip Russell Bein.

The family is eternally grateful to Mary Ann Lewis for her devoted loving care and support of Ed and Jan over the past several years.

They would also like to thank The Aspen of Brookhaven for their kind consideration and help.

Ed is to be interred at Riverwood Cemetery in Brookhaven; however, in light of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic,

the funeral will be limited to family only. The family hopes to hold a larger celebration of life memorial service in the spring as the pandemic allows,

but it has not been scheduled at this time. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial donations be made to the

Brookhaven Animal Rescue League (www.BARL.net/donate), French Camp Academy, or Faith Presbyterian Church of Brookhaven.