Birth date: Jan 11, 1943 Death date: Feb 3, 2021
A loving remembrance ceremony to honor the life of Ms. Melanie Ann Luttrell McMahan (Mel) of Jacksonville, Alabama on Saturday February 6, 2021 at 3pm at the Jacksonville City Cemetery. Melanie passed away on Wednesday, February 3 Read Obituary
Melanie was the heart and soul of our JHS Class of 61. Melanie had a “can do” attitude about all her undertakings. She was a shining light that brightened all her classmates lives. God has called Melanie home now and I am sure she is organizing a cheering committee for the rest of us when the Lord calls us. My prayers to Melanie's family, friends and loved ones.
Mort Caldwell
Melanie and I spent many hours together growing up. What fun we had. I did not get to spend any time with her after she moved back because I was a care giver to my husband Danny who passed away last year on her birthday. She was a fun person with a family I adored. Her mother and grandparents were almost like family to me. She will be missed by many. Carolyn Casey Matthews
Melanie, was the hero of our JHS Class of 1961 and loved by all. Great to see her at our 55th reunion. Blessings and prayers to her family. Nathan Hill; JHS Class of 1961
Melanie and posse were my high school best friends . think sour lemonades , bowling ,
post ballgames at the Rocket .Best time to be teens our world was small , carefree ,and innocent..Mabel was a lovely mom and obviously Melanie was that and more.
Crystal Robinson
I remember her well as a cheerleader at the high school. David Gable
Remember Mel's Big High School Senior week, they did not happen long after that year..breakfast, church service, family went to see her off at train station on trip to Washington,, good old days! Mel worked in Miami in mid 60's, on a visit we went to Castaways Bar and had $7 coke, cover charge.
A great woman whose smile lit up my heart. I will remember the cute stories you shared about Kim, our little phone conversations about plans I had for Kim, and you telling me to make sure I take care of your little one and Haylie girl. Which I will devote my life too. Thank you for accepting me and my little man. I love the time you spent with him and the morning conversations yall would have which I know he enjoyed too. I'm glad we got a chance to talk and exchange I love you's. You are deeply missed already and wish our time didn't get cut short. Fly high and rest easy. Please watch over us and continue to guide us. I love you. ❤️🤗😔
Grandma was a true southern lady . We loved spending time with her while we lived in Bluffton. She truly loved her family and dedicated her life to taking care of Kimand her grandchildren. Our sympathy to all.
Gerry and Paul Kraszewski
