Friday, June 14, 2019

Grandma Duggar Drowns But Does She Have Real Estate In Her Will?

It seems Grandma Duggar was into real estate in Arkansas.

I wonder if she has a will.

The Duggars have always fascinated me.

Counting On Star Grandma Mary Duggar Was Found By Her Daughter After Drowning in PoolBefore Grandma Mary Duggar’s unexpected death, she spent some of the last hours of her life at one of the places she cherished most: church.

“On her last morning spent here on earth I drove Grandma to church where she worshiped her Savior.

Jessa (Duggar) Seewald, Grandma Mary Duggar and Michelle Duggar
Later that afternoon, she went to meet Him face to face! I’d say that’s probably how she would’ve chosen to finish out the day if she got to pick,” Mary’s granddaughter Jana Duggar revealed in an Instagram post.

On Sunday, June 9, the Counting On star tragically died at age 78 of accidental drowning in a swimming pool, Washington County Coroner Roger W. Morris confirmed to PEOPLE on Wednesday.

According to Morris, Mary was found by her daughter.

“Duggar slipped and fell into the pool and drowned,” Morris told PEOPLE on Thursday. “Her daughter Deanna discovered her body and alerted authorities, who pronounced her dead at the scene.”

News of Mary’s passing was first shared by the Duggars on their official Facebook page Sunday afternoon, where the “feisty” and “incredible” County On star was remembered by her famous family in a tribute post.

“We are so sad to share that Grandma Duggar (Mary) passed away Sunday afternoon, June 9th, 2019. Mary Lester Duggar grew up in Farmington, Arkansas and was married almost 50 years to J.L. (Jimmy Lee) Duggar who preceded her in death,” the post began.

“Mary found great joy in sharing her love for Jesus and her own story of how at age 15 she asked Christ to forgive her for her sins. It was at that time she committed the rest of her life to live for Him, a commitment she kept with devotion.”

The tribute continued on to highlight Grandma Duggar’s life successes, such as her work as a prime real estate broker and her most important role of all — being “Grandma” to her 21 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

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