Alma Lee Gossett was born on February 28, 1927, to Shady and Lottie Thrower in Ouachita County. She was one of six siblings all who preceded her in death.

Alma Lee was united in holy matrimony to the late Jeremiah Gossett, Sr, and to this union eleven children were born.

Alma was indeed a "Woman of God" as she confessed to Christ at an early age. She became a member of Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church under the Leadership of the late Pastore W. M. Bryant. Proceeding Pastor Bryant's homegoing, she continued to be a faithful member under the Leadership of Rev. Jacob H. Hayes, Jr. as a woman of Christ, she was an active member of the Link of Love, the Usher Board, Sunday School Class, the Kitchen Committee and he church custodian.

She was extremely well loved by all. Most importantly, she believed in teaching all of her children the importance of putting God first. She was blessed with a long and generous life that was well spent despite battling Alzheimer's during her last few years of life. Alma Lee made her transition from mortality to eternal life on July 17, 2018.

Proceeding her in homegoing were two of her daughters, Mattie B. Leaks and Marilyn Lowmack, and one great grand-daughter, ShaMeka Thrower.

Alma Lee leaves to cherish her memory, her daughters: Earlene (Frank) Green of Tulare, California; Bertha (Jimmy) Smith of Toledo, Ohio; Cynthia (Patrick) Smith ; Geraldine Whyte and Joyce A. Gossett, all of Camden, Arkansas; her sons Eddie (Pamela) Gossett, Otis Lee Gossett, Timothy Gossett and Jeremiah Gossett, Jr., all of Camden, Arkansas.

Her memory will continue to live on through her thirty-four grandchildren, eighty-seven great-grandchildren, thirty-one great-great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.