Holly Springs Funeral Home

Lois Ann Boyd
Lois Ann Boyd, 91, of Hernando, Mississippi passed away on March 5, 2026 at her residence. Lois was born to the late Mr. Chesley Daniel Boyd and Mrs. Rosa Lee Welch Boyd on January 14, 1935 in Holly Sprigs, Mississippi. She was Methodist in faith and worked as an accountant. She is survived by a nephew, Robin Boyd (karen) of Hot Springs, Arkansas. She is also survived by several cousins and friends. Mrs. Boyd will be missed by all who knew and loved her. Visitation will be held from 10 until service time. The Funeral service will begin at 11:00 AM. All services will be held in the chapel of the Holly Springs Funeral Home on Saturday, March 7, 2026. Burial will follow in the Hillcrest Cemetery in Holly Springs.

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Name: Diana Flesner, fellow Wompi Date: 3/7/2026 2:42:19 AM Message: My condolences to you and family. I've known Lois Ann since I was about 12 years old. My mom was a Wompi also. Lois was great fun. I stayed in touch with her all these years.

Name: Don Jones Date: 3/7/2026 8:40:41 PM Message: I just learned of Lois's passing away from a great friend who attended the funeral and who know her in her later years. I worked with Lois at Film Transit, Inc. in Memphis during the 1980's. She was ALWAYS at work and always wonderfully kind. May God grant her rest eternal, and may her memory forever be a blessing.

Name: Judy Street Date: 3/9/2026 4:14:52 PM Message: Lois and I shared many great times at WOMPI, bowling and golf. She was her own sweet person and will be greatly missed. She is in a better place now. Condolences to Robin, family and friends.

Name: Bobby Mitchell Date: 3/27/2026 1:07:59 AM Message: Sorry that I missed Lois's funeral. I knew Billy, Lois and Wanda. They rode the same school bus as I did, my mother was the bus driver. Wanda graduated from Holly Hi the year before I did. Wanda and I were both in the Historical Society and she helped out at the County Museum occasionally so I saw her frequently. I would see Lois occasionally when she would come to see Wanda. Billy was several years ahead of me in school, I never saw him again after high school, but thought he went to work or live in Texas. The funeral home notice had said the funeral was March 3rd, so when I read that I thought the funeral had already occurred, did not know until I drove through the cemetery on Saturday and saw the fresh grave that I realized the error in dates.