Michele Lee McCord Eaton, 50

April 19, 1973 – January 28, 2024

Michele Lee McCord Eaton, age 50, of Saltillo, passed away on January 28, 2024, at North Mississippi Medical Center. Michele was born on April 19, 1973, in Maryland to Sonny McCord and Pamela Busick-Pauley.

A devoted Respiratory Therapist at Baptist Memorial Hospital, Michele’s passion for helping others was evident in her career. She brought comfort and care to those in need, leaving a lasting impact on her colleagues and patients alike.

Michele is survived by her loving parents, Sonny McCord and Pamela Busick-Pauley, her devoted husband Robert Eaton, her daughter Angela Clayton (Ryan), her sons Austin Eaton (Megan) and Adam Eaton, her sister Rebecca Shipe, and her brother Charles Pauley (Britney). She also leaves behind seven cherished grandchildren: Alexis, Elijah, Ashton, Axl, Gabriel, Raiyven, and Ezekiel.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Michele was a woman of diverse interests and passions. She found joy in singing and listening to music, always appreciating the power of a good melody. Her love for the beach and the serenity it brought, coupled with her dedication to a healthy lifestyle, made vacations and trips to the gym treasured parts of her life.

Family was paramount to Michele, and she relished every moment spent with her loved ones. Her devotion to her husband, children, and grandchildren was unwavering, and the memories created together will forever be cherished.

Michele also had a special place in her heart for her pets—Sheba and Bread, the dogs, and Domino, the cat. They brought her companionship and joy, creating a warm and loving home.

A memorial service to celebrate Michele’s life will be held on Saturday, February 3, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. at Associated Family Funeral Home in Tupelo, MS. Friends, family, and colleagues are invited to join together to remember Michele and share stories that capture the essence of the remarkable person she was.

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