Arnette C. Houser

Mrs. Arnette Cordelia Houser was born on October 25, 1938, to the late Gus Lindsey, Sr. and Cordelia Anderson Lindsey. She was educated in the Bibb County School System and graduated from Ballard Hudson High School, Class of 1957. Arnette later attended Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia.

On December 31, 1960, she united in holy matrimony with Mr. William Houser. From this loving union, four children were born.

A lifelong resident of Macon, Georgia, Mrs. Houser transitioned peacefully on January 30, 2026, at the age of 87. She joined First Baptist Church at the age of ten and remained a faithful and devoted member throughout her life.

Arnette's lite was a living testament to resilience, grace, and unwavering love. As the matriarch of her family, she was a steady presence and guiding force whose wisdom and strength shaped generations. Her home on Betty Place was not simply a residence; it was a sanctuary where family gathered, lessons were learned, laughter rang freely, and love was ever present.

She dedicated many. years of service to the Macon Youth Development Center before retiring, leaving behind a legacy of compassion, commitment, and care that extended beyond her household and into the broader community.  

Arnette leaves to cherish her memory her beloved children: daughters LaJeune  Williams (Frank), Charmer Brazier (Larry), and Stephanie Allen, and her son William Houser, Jr. She also held a special place in her heart for her nephew, Sheldon Allen (Cecelia), whom she embraced as one of her own, and her devoted sister-in-law, Delores H. Barron. She shared a cherished bond with her cousin, Lisa Lindsey, niece and nephew, Samantha and Nathaniel Houser, whose love and connection remained dear to her throughout her life.

Her joy was multiplied through her grandchildren, Lindsey Jackson (Jerimie), Courtney Williams, Alexandria Davis (Kealvin), Madison Williams, Victoria Houser, Chase Brazier, Stephen-Paul Allen, and Chandler Allen. She was especially delighted by her great-grandchildren, Kealvin Davis III and Alyson Davis, who brought immeasurable light to her later years .

Arnette's life was further enriched by the love of her nieces, nephews, cousins, devoted friends, and her cherished church family.

She was preceded in death by her husband, William Houser, Sr.; her parents, Gus and Cordelia Lindsey; her brother, Gus Lindsey, Jr.; and her sister, Betty Allen.

Though Arnette has departed this earthly life, the love she so freely gave continues to endure. Through the lessons she taught, the stories she shared and the traditions she passed down, her spirit remains forever present in the hearts of all who were blessed to know and love her.

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