Obituary: Freddie Mae Boyle
Ms. Freddie Mae Boyle was born on June 25, 1957, to Esaw and Lula Boyle. She gained her wings May 30, 2024.
Freddie accepted Christ at an early age by joining Antioch Baptist Church. She was always the top of her class starting high school where she graduated as valedictorian and received scholarships at Bolivar Central High School. Freddie furthered her education by attending Jackson State Community College and Tennessee Tech where she received degrees in real estate and administration. She started her first job at Brown Shoe Company where she worked for many years
In 1995, she founded her own company, Boyle Enterprises where she worked as a tax preparer, real-estate agent, notary, and paralegal with her loving daughters Eve and Lynn. She co-founded P.L.U.G. (People Link Under God) with her devoted son Bobby. She served and helped her community for many years.
Freddie was a loving, caring, nurturing mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. She enjoyed laughing, talking, and helped anyone who crossed her path. Freddie never met a stranger. She was the type of person to give you her last and the shirt off her back if she loved you.
She was preceded in death by her father, Esaw Boyle; mother, Lula Boyle; and sister, Dela Ward.
Freddie leaves to cherish her memory four sisters, Maggie Hill, Margaret Cheairs, Gloria Hill, and Bettie Douglas; three children, Bobby Boyle (Temeshia), Eve Griffin (San Carlos), and Frankie Boyle. Six grandchildren, Roderkius Murphy, Corderria Griffin, Cortavious Griffin, Frankedra Gray, Kameron Boyle, and Kamaya Gray; one great grandson, Kaisyn Boyle; and four special friends, Aaron Sharpe, Annie Faye Motley, Edna Heard, and Samantha Hayes.
Courtesy of Motley & Rivers Funeral Home, Whiteville, Tennessee.
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