Obituary of Margaret Ann Herring

Evangelist Margaret Ann Carr-Herring, 84 of Woodridge, New York was born April 4, 1936 in Wallace, North Carolina. She departed this earthly life on Friday, December 18, 2020 at Good Samaritan Hospital, Suffern, New York.

Margaret went to Charity High School in Wallace, North Carolina. On June 4, 1955, she married the late Johnnie Herring, who was in the United States Army. They were stationed at various U.S. Army Bases until moving to Woodridge, New York, where she lived until her passing.

In 1972, Evangelist Margaret began her close, personal walk with the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the Love of her life. She was a radical warrior for Christ turning many to Christ with her powerful testimony of where the Lord brought her from and how much He loves you. She attended King's Chapel Mission Church in Monticello, New York, during the Late Elder Jesse Wrenn Pastorage, who had to buy a bus to transport the many people Evangelist Margaret had convinced to come to Church. Her pastor of King's Chapel Mission Church later became the Late Suffragan Bishop Leon Williams, and lastly his son, Elder Michael Williams, whom she dearly loved, respected, and adored. Evangelist Margaret also attended Bible School in Woodridge, New York, which she loved studying the Word of God, for a number of years and graduated with honors. This was an immeasurable joy in her life.

Evangelist Margaret loved listening to Gospel Music and she wrote hundreds of poems to the Lord! She loved and admired the strength of "eagles," which is evident in one of her favorite scriptures found in Isaiah 40:31, "But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.

Evangelist Margaret, was the daughter of the Late Levi and Mary Lucille Carr. She was predeceased by her husband, Johnnie Herring, her daughter, Christina Herring, her great-grandson, Yerik Israel Toney, her sister, Victoria (Queenie) Carr, her brother, Edward (Mamie) Carr, her brother, Robert Charles Carr, her parents, Levi and Mary Lucille Carr.

Margaret is survived by her children; Marguerite Simmons of Orange, NJ, Rosita Price of Easton, PA, Kervin Herring (Shirley) of Smyrna, DE, Wanda Toney (Clifton) of Monticello, NY, Dennis Herring (Clara) of Schenectady, NY, Felicia Mclean (Robert) of Waterbury, CT, Jeffrey Herring of Coleman, FL, Corsha Herring of Rocky MT, NC, Rapheal Herring (Keisha) of Rock Hill, SC; her brothers, James Earl Carr (Carrie) of NC; David Carr (Celestine) of NC; Willie Carr (Angie) of GA, Ledell Carr (Desiree) of FL, and Gary Carr (Robin) of VA; her sisters, Annie Sanabria of NY, Mattie Carr of NJ, Mary Lois Carr of NY, Eunice Carr of NJ, and Grace Carr NC; her grandchildren, Deon Simmons (Elena) of MD, Sharon Simmons of MD, Michael Simmons of NJ, Sharon Finch (Tyrone) of NY, Monique Fletcher (Jeff) of NY, Jasmine Ramos of NY, Sean Dennis Herring of FL, Kristine Herring of NY, Kervin Herring, Jr. of NJ, Jakai Herring of NY, Rapheal Herring Jr. of NY, Treyshawn, Emily, Kingston Herring of SC; her great-grandchildren, Milanni Simmons of NJ, Nia Simmons, of VA, Natalie Simmons of PA, Christian, Torie, Zoey Simmons of MD, Makai York of NY, Chloe Cline of NY, Noah Ramos of NY, Aurya Herring of NY. Along with a host of special nieces, nephews and friends.

Evangelist Margaret Herring was well known for her home cooked foods such as collard greens, macaroni and cheese, roasted chicken with homemade stuffing, and sweet potato pies. She will be greatly missed by many who loved her.

Private Funeral Services due to restrictions, will be held for family only with Elder Michael Williams of Kings Chapel Mission Church Officiating at Bethlehem Temple Church and Colonial Memorial Funeral Home preparing. Burial will follow service.

Arrangements under the care of Colonial-Ramsay Funeral Home, for further information call 845-434-7363 or visit www.colonialfamilyfuneralhomes.com

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