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Providing Millington Area Families With Quality Funerals And Burials Since 1955!

Northridge Woodhaven has provided funeral, cremation and burial services to the Millington & Shelby County area since 1955. It's our honor to assist families as they begin their grief journey.

Of the many arrangements made after losing a loved one, the first is the selection of a funeral home. Our staff can help create a beautiful tribute and provide guidance and suggestions on the many decisions made when planning a funeral, cremation, memorial, celebration of life, and/or burial service.

We take pride in meeting the specific, and sometimes unique, needs of each and every family. Please use our website to learn about the funeral, cremation and permanent memorialization services we offer, as well as our pre-planning and grief support resources.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at anytime. We are here to help you!

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I wanted to take a moment to thank Ms. Dee for always being so pleasant and just an absolute pleasure to work with. During such a difficult time in our lives, Ms Dee treated my family like her own . She is very polite and empathetic and made us feel like we mattered. With all the craziness that has come in 2020 amidst COVID, it's reassuring to know that there are still good caring people in this world. I wanted to make sure Ms. Dee knew how much her kindness contributed to the healing for our family. Thank you for being you!

Susan Payne

Thank you Northridge Woodhaven for taking such great care of our family at a time we needed extra. The loss of a child is never easy, yet alone the loss of an infant is even more devastating. Mrs. Dee was so compassionate and gentle with all the intricate details down to assisting with the design of the memorial to celebrate our dear Bailey. Thank you again Northridge staff for your care and compassion and thank you Mrs. Dee for being where God must have had a hand at placing you to love on His people at their time of need.

Deneen Burroughs

Mrs. Dee thank you for making the hardest time of my life a little easier and for providing my family with such a warm caring atmosphere. This difficult time will always be remembered, however your compassion during this time will also be remembered.

Janee Lewis

Good people work there. Mrs. Dee is "the best!" Her love and compassion for what she does is felt by all that come in contact with her.

Nathan Boyd

Mrs. Dee is a jewel! She offers professional services to the families of millington and the surrounding areas.The level of concern,and attention to my family during our time of bereavement she gave to us was just heart touching . She has even contacted my family since to check on us.to let us know we were on her heart! Now, that's someone special! Thanks Mrs.Dee for all you do.

Antoinette Daniel

Obituary for Lottie Dickson Klos

When life gives you lemons, you make lemon pies…not lemonade
if you were Lottie Dickson Klos. Lottie, our Mama & Nana, left this
world on Monday, August 14, 2017. Her spitfire persona is
carried on by her four children, six grandchildren, seven great
grandchildren, and a whole slew of nieces, nephews, and friends
that she made from all over.

She experienced a lot in her 82 years. Her favorite stories to tell
were of her younger years, love & the trials and tribulations of
motherhood. As a child she loved exploring the woods of the
family farm, swinging from muscadine vines & eating wild berries
with her white terrier, Snowball. Hijinks like hiding pants & shorts
in the holes of trees along her walk to school to change into after
dismissal because she hated dresses; skipping school with her
best friend to catch a ride to Memphis to go to the Mid-South Fair;
the time she got caught dating two guys at once one summer
Friday night in Senatobia – she always ended the story with “not
my fault he didn’t go out of town like he was supposed to”; double
dates with her first husband and a cousin of his, named Elvis; her
big brothers coming home from the war with souvenir jewelry
boxes and a motorcycle -- which she loved to ride on the back of,
much to her Mother’s dismay!

She love to tell of meeting her handsome, immigrant husband,
Bruno, after she had been widowed with three young girls and his
persistency to win her over; the beloved tinsel Christmas tree
tradition she started with her kids; searching all over the city for
red patent leather shoes one Easter for her 5 year old daughter,
Debbie, who refused to participate without them; and the story of
her 4 year old son, Walter, asking where he was in the family
portrait taken before he existed – it drove her nuts and she
banished it under her bed forever, but always laughed at the story
when she told it.

Lottie was an enigma of a God-fearing, Southern woman. A force
to be reckoned with, a feminist before the term was defined.
Anyone who ever met her loved her, anyone who ever crossed
her love done, well let’s just say she made sure they remembered
her name! She taught us to do right by others; she was a rock on
the outside when needed, a rare gem on the inside; the voice of
reason even if you didn’t want to hear it. She always nailed it with
her witty, mouthy one liners; her famous baked goods like rum
balls she’d let sit for 10 days before letting you consume them --
you’d swear you felt like you had taken a straight shot of rum
afterwards! lemon pies better than any restaurant, white cookies
that got powdered sugar dust all over the place like snow; her
lead foot and speeding tickets; the prettiest aqua/sea foam/blue
gray eyes that seemed to make everything alright when you
looked at them, she loved Memphis music – Elvis and soul and
didn’t mind some “good” country music every now and again.
She had a distinct laugh that can be heard in every one of her
daughters & granddaughters when they laugh; a green thumb that
seemed to be passed on to all of her children (except her third --
but has been redeemed by the next generation). She had a deep
appreciation for a good cherry pie; she had the best hugs in the
world – she squeezed you like she meant it – and she passed that
trait on to her daughter, Carol, who is definitely a runner up in the
best hug-giver category.

She is survived by her children, Judy Batchelor (husband Bryce,
grandchildren Rick Johnson and Rachel Zambroni, six great
grandchildren), Carol Clark (grandchildren Jennifer and Matthew),
Debbie Sanders (husband Derrick, grandchildren Lauren
Brigance and Cody Sanders, one great grandson, Theo
Brigance), and son, Bruno “Walter” Klos, Jr.

Although we are heartbroken over losing her, we are at peace
knowing that she is no longer suffering. Most importantly, we are
happy knowing that she is reunited with the love of her life, Bruno.
They are surely cutting up together in heaven at a party headlined
by the one and only, Elvis.

Providing Millington Area Families With Quality Funerals And Burials Since 1955!

Northridge Woodhaven has provided funeral, cremation and burial services to the Millington & Shelby County area since 1955. It's our honor to assist families as they begin their grief journey.

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Providing Millington Area Families With Quality Funerals And Burials Since 1955!

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at anytime. We are here to help you!

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