Lizzie Rene Hunt, a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, peacefully departed this life on June 17, 2025, at the age of 89. Born on July 14, 1935, in Sparta, Georgia, to the parentage of the late T. Harper and Hattie Sue Williams Reese Harper. Lizzie was a woman of strength, wisdom, and deep love whose presence left a lasting imprint on all who knew her. She married the love of her life Curtis Frank Hunt, at an early age who preceded her in death. And to their parentage six children were born: Curtis Hunt, Melvin Hunt and Calvin Hunt, all who preceded her in death, and her loving daughters: Nettie Hunt Adams, Josephine Hunt, and Sebrina Hunt.

Lizzie's legacy lives on through her grandchildren: Chiquail Ingram, Javarez Ingram, Lataurien Lewis (Chere), Jimani Burgess (Derek), Amelia Hunt, J'vien Marks and Albert Farley (Toyia). She also leaves behind a cherished generation of great-grandchildren: Breashia Walker, Ashlyn Walker, Christopher Walker, Trenton Hunt, Landon Lewis, Lennox Farley, and Alivia Farley. She leaves a host of nieces, nephews and cousins. Lizzie was the eighth child of her siblings whom all but one preceded her in death, Ollie Mae Walker, Robert Reese Jr., Jessie Reese, Wilbert Harper, Willie Harper, Otelia Kenndrick, Hattie Mae Warren, Magnolia Ingram, John Harper, Lena Smith, James Harper; one living brother, Emanuel Watkins (Alma).

Known for her quick wit, comedic timing, and straightforward wisdom, Lizzie was the heartbeat of her family. She was a deeply loving and generous mother and grandmother not only to her own, but to anyone in need of comfort, guidance, or a warm meal.

Lizzie worked tirelessly throughout her life, spending many years at The Pub in Milledgeville as a talented short order cook. She later worked at Meadows Industries and retired from Belk Matthews, leaving behind a reputation for dedication, warmth, and hard work.

One of Lizzie's most cherished moments was the birth of her first grandchild, Quail, which brought her immense joy and pride. She often reflected on the blessings of her growing family and the love that continued to surround her through every season of life.

Her memory will be a guiding light and a source of strength for generations to come.