Molly Diane Holycross-Azbill
May 22, 1957 ~ April 30, 2022
Molly Diane Holycross Azbill, age 64, of Palestine, Texas, passed away intothe loving arms of Jesus on Saturday, the 30th day of April 2022. Mrs. Azbill was born in Danville, Illinois, on the 22nd day of May 1957, to parents George Richard Holycross and Joanne Marie Carter Holycross.
Mrs. Azbill was a loving mother and grandmother who took excellent care of her family. She worked as a daycare provider and beautician for over 40 years, two jobs that she loved. Mrs. Azbill loved her time spent outdoors, traveling the country, and quilting. Mrs. Azbill was an extrovert who looked forward to the times she was able to fellowship with her family and friends. On most occasions, she would organize various games to play including Yahtzee and other card games. Mrs. Azbill was a Christian of the Lutheran Faith and will be deeply missed.
Mrs. Azbill is preceded in death by her parents George and Joanne Holycross; husband, Stan Guziec; and two grandchildren, Taylor and Lillie.
Left to cherish Mrs. Azbill's memory are her daughters Seana Gonzalez and husband Roel of Palestine, Stephanie Guziec of Maine; sisters, Kathleen Holycross and husband Michael Hatcher, and Jeannie Howard; brother, Richard Holycross and wife Annalee; and grandchildren, Julius and Ely. Mrs. Azbill is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
The family will host a celebration of life service for Mrs. Azbill at a later date.
Cremation services for Molly Diane Holycross Azbill are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.
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So very sorry to see this about Molly…went to school with Molly and graduated with her. She was a sweetheart and will be missed
I have lots of fond memories with Molly…we graduated together and ran around during and after high school from time to time. I think every time we stopped her car, a volkswagon (I think) we had to give it oil. LOL. She also cut and highlighted my hair… Lots of fun memories. She will be missed. God Bless. Patty Woods – Turner
I am so sorry to see where Molly passed away. We knew each other from high school and worked together at Eisner. We had many fun times after work in my Mustang and her Volkswagen bug. We lost contact and I was unsure of where she moved to.RIP Molly.
Molly was such a wonderful person and friend. She had a big heart and never had a bad word to say about anybody. I drove by her family house on Columbus Street the other day. It sure brought back a lot of great memories. She will surely be missed. May she forever rest in peace.