Loyce Pickens Huston

Birth date: Feb 2, 1939 Death date: Sep 17, 2017

OBITUARY OF LOYCE PICKENS HUSTON Loyce Pickens Huston was born on February 2, 1939, in St. Louis, Missouri, to Buck and Helen O’Kelley Smith-Pickens and lived many years of her youth in Carr Square Village, the first black reside Read Obituary

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Greg Marino

66w ago

Loyce was a incredible woman. I was privileged to meet her when she came to work at the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. We worked together in the Vinnie's Autos Program. We helped working families obtain vehicles to support their employment and financial stability. Loyce was an impressively loyal and passionate individual. She truly cared about our clients. Loyce bowled us over with her wonderful voice and stage presence when she sang at the annual Vinnie's Autos breakfast for strategic partners and Vincentian District Car Czars. She was a joy to be around and a woman of overwhelming integrity. I sincerely doubt that I will meet anyone like her again. It was a blessing to know her. Greg Marino

Lady J Huston

232w ago

Mama your candle continues to glow. Your archives are now in collections at Washington University Special Collections Library & the Missouri Historical Society's, Missouri History Museum. Your plethora of family photos are being shared & treasured on the page. Black O'Kelleys Facebook page. I'm in the process of recording your records made with Chick Finney.

I love & miss you so much. I still feel your spirit & am grateful to have been by your side at my home on your final days. You are loved by many.

Your only daughter,
Joyce Ann

Monica Winston

390w ago

in honor of Loyce.

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

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