Sadie Louise Mayfield

With deep love and cherished memories, the family of Mrs. Sadie Louise Mayfield announces her peaceful passing on November 3, 2025, at 8:51 a.m. Born on August 29, 1939, in Cabarrus County, Sadie lived a life filled with purpose, faith, and unwavering devotion to her family and community. Sadie was preceded in death by her beloved parents, Johnny and Johnnie Mae Sloan; her devoted husband, Bobby Clarence Mayfield; her cherished daughter, Cheryl Mayfield; and her brothers, James (Pap) Sloan and Johnnet Sloan. She leaves behind a powerful legacy through her children: Four Sons Steven Mayfield – Charlotte, NC John Daryl Mayfield (Barbara) – Miami, FL Chauncey Mayfield – Charlotte, NC Al Robinson – Charlotte, NC (Grandson who was like a son: Santavius L. Mayfield) Five Daughters Selena McArthur – Concord, NC Inga Mayfield – Charlotte, NC Dr. Bernadette Mayfield-Clark (Don) – Greensboro, NC Antionette Mayfield-Gordy (Walter) – Charlotte, NC Cecilia Jones (Larry) – Charlotte, NC One Brother Billy Ray Sloan – Kannapolis, NC Six Sisters Hazel Murphy – Kannapolis, NC Wanda Wilson– Concord, NC Jackie Sloan – Kannapolis, NC Margaret Brinson (Richard) – Vero Beach, FL Lyndia Lane – Jacksonville, NC Minnye Sloan – Kannapolis, NC She also leaves behind thirteen grandchildren, eighteen great-grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends who will forever cherish her love and memory. Sadie, a member of Life Giving Church of God of Concord, North Carolina, graduated from Aggrey Memorial School and later retired from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, where she served as a dedicated teacher’s aide. Her final professional years were spent at US Airways in the Utility Department, where she brought her same spirit of diligence and kindness. Sadie had an undeniable love for life and an adventurous spirit that led her to travel and experience the world with joy and curiosity. Known for her serious commitment to family, she was the heartbeat of every gathering—the one who hosted and cooked for holidays, ensuring family traditions lived on. Her home was always open, her table always full, and her heart always giving. Her love for music and celebration brought people together, and her laughter filled every room she entered. As a wife, mother, sister, and friend, she embodied grace, strength, and compassion. Sadie’s bond with her siblings was unbreakable—their unity and love stood as a model for what family truly means. Beyond her family life, Sadie played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement, particularly in Georgia, where her courage and leadership helped bring about meaningful change across the South. She was known for marching in Savannah, GA, and even hosting “chitlin parties” to raise funds to bail out protestors—showing both her creativity and her unwavering commitment to justice and equality. Sadie Mayfield’s life was a beautiful testament to love, service, and faith. Her legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew her.

Sadie Louise Mayfield

August 29, 1939 - November 3, 2025