Lola Naoma Murphy Kincaid
March 2, 2021
by J G
November 24, 1969 - February 24, 2021
Lola Naoma Murphy Kincaid, or “Freida” as she was lovingly known to many, 51, of Nashville, Tennessee, died at Vanderbilt Medical Center on February 24, 2021 following a long and bitter battle with pulmonary fibrosis lung disease.
Lola was born to Ronald L. Murphy and Reba P. Johns Murphy on November 11, 1969 in Lewisburg, Tennessee.
Lola married Cedric Kincaid in Nashville, Tennessee on December 3, 2011. They were married 9 years.
After completing her high school education, Lola studied nursing at Tennessee State Area Vocational Technical School in Shelbyville, Tennessee and graduated as a licensed nurse in 1988. Lola was a nurse for 22 years.
Lola loved life and had many interests including traveling, deep sea and freshwater fishing, bodybuilding, personal training, aerobics instructing, painting, crafts and cooking.
On April 10, 1993, Lola symbolized her dedication to Jehovah God by water baptism as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Lola’s love for people soon led her to a new and more rewarding career where she worked tirelessly to help anyone that would listen to learn about Jehovah’s Kingdom and the promised paradise. Lola was privileged to serve as a regular pioneer for 3 years and attended the Pioneer Service School in 2014. One of her greatest joys was supporting the Vietnamese language group in Nashville, Tennessee by learning the language and assisting with Bible studies in the Vietnamese territory.
Lola faced many challenges including suffering with chronic health issues for many years and yet she kept her integrity, dignity and remained a faithful witness of Jehovah until she took her last breath.
Lola is survived by husband, Cedric Kincaid of Sikeston, Missouri; mother, Reba P. Brinkman (Brad) of Nashville, Tennessee; father, Ronald L. Murphy (Brenda) of Lewisburg, Tennessee; sister, Elaine Murphy of Nashville, Tennessee; daughter, Brittany Trice of Nashville, Tennessee; granddaughter, Kinsley Trice “Tiny Bug” of Nashville, Tennessee; niece, Brooke Murphy of Nashville, Tennessee and a host of other family and friends.
Lola is preceded in death by paternal grandparents, Raymond and Earline Murphy of Lewisburg, Tennessee and maternal grandparents, James Johns Jr and Lizzi Johns of Nashville, Tennessee.
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Date: Saturday March 6th 2021
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Lola Naoma Murphy Kincaid, or “Freida” as she was lovingly known to many, 51, of Nashville, Tennessee, died at Vanderbilt Medical Center on February 24, 2021 following a long and bitter battle with pulmonary fibrosis lung disease.
Lola was born to Ronald L. Murphy and Reba P. Johns Murphy on November 11, 1969 in Lewisburg, Tennessee.
Lola married Cedric Kincaid in Nashville, Tennessee on December 3, 2011. They were married 9 years.
After completing her high school education, Lola studied nursing at Tennessee State Area Vocational Technical School in Shelbyville, Tennessee and graduated as a licensed nurse in 1988. Lola was a nurse for 22 years.
Lola loved life and had many interests including traveling, deep sea and freshwater fishing, bodybuilding, personal training, aerobics instructing, painting, crafts and cooking.
On April 10, 1993, Lola symbolized her dedication to Jehovah God by water baptism as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Lola’s love for people soon led her to a new and more rewarding career where she worked tirelessly to help anyone that would listen to learn about Jehovah’s Kingdom and the promised paradise. Lola was privileged to serve as a regular pioneer for 3 years and attended the Pioneer Service School in 2014. One of her greatest joys was supporting the Vietnamese language group in Nashville, Tennessee by learning the language and assisting with Bible studies in the Vietnamese territory.
Lola faced many challenges including suffering with chronic health issues for many years and yet she kept her integrity, dignity and remained a faithful witness of Jehovah until she took her last breath.
Lola is survived by husband, Cedric Kincaid of Sikeston, Missouri; mother, Reba P. Brinkman (Brad) of Nashville, Tennessee; father, Ronald L. Murphy (Brenda) of Lewisburg, Tennessee; sister, Elaine Murphy of Nashville, Tennessee; daughter, Brittany Trice of Nashville, Tennessee; granddaughter, Kinsley Trice “Tiny Bug” of Nashville, Tennessee; niece, Brooke Murphy of Nashville, Tennessee and a host of other family and friends.
Lola is preceded in death by paternal grandparents, Raymond and Earline Murphy of Lewisburg, Tennessee and maternal grandparents, James Johns Jr and Lizzi Johns of Nashville, Tennessee.