Lula Bell Rosmon

Lula Bell Rosmon, a beacon of warmth and love, passed away peacefully on October 22, 2026, at the age of 83. Born on February 11, 1943, in West Point, Mississippi, to the late James Edward Ivy, Sr. and Virgie Mae Ivy, Lula's life was a testament to her enduring faith, generosity, and unyielding dedication to God and her family. Lula attended Phelix High School in Marion, Arkansas. In 1965, she moved to Dallas, Texas, with her beloved husband, Hezekiah Rosmon. Together, they raised four wonderful children: Gail Rosmon, Dennis Rosmon, Curtis Rosmon (Joyce), and Sharon Jackson (Robert). Her family extended beyond her immediate children, as she cherished her bonus daughter, Loretta Brown Rosmon, and held close bonds with her siblings—brothers Booker T. Ivy Sr. (Mary), Homer Ivy (Beverly), Napoleon Ivy, Jack Ivy (Jackie), and Joe Ivy (Rendy), as well as her sisters Lillie Ivy Skinner, Etta Walker (Lawrence), Gladys Ivy, Linda Ivy, and Magnolia Ivy. Her career was marked by a dedication to service and community. Lula worked in various retail positions and proudly served as an Avon Ambassador for over 50 years. Her commitment to her work was matched by her devotion to her faith. For over three decades, she was an active and faithful member of Sure Foundation Baptist Church under the guidance of Pastor Maurice Ricks. Lula took on significant roles within the church, leading the Usher Board and ultimately embracing the revered position of Mother of the Church, a role once held by her own mother. Lula was predeceased by her parents, her husband Hezekiah, her brother James Ivy, Jr., her sister-in-law Betty J. Ivy, and her bonus son Leo Rosmon Sr. Her legacy lives on in the hearts of her 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild, each of whom she adored and who were the pride of her life. Beyond her accomplishments and roles, Lula will be remembered for her extraordinary ability to make everyone feel at home. Her home cooking was legendary, and her gift for hospitality was unmatched. Whether welcoming guests into her home or into her heart, Lula's warmth was felt by all who knew her Lula Bell Rosmon's life was a tapestry of love, faith, and service, woven together with threads of kindness and devotion. Her memory will forever remain a guiding light for her family, friends, and all who were blessed to know her.