Birth date: Nov 2, 1942 Death date: Mar 31, 2020
Lois Lucille Jones, AGE: 77 years of Royse City, Texas died on March 31, 2020 in Royse City, Texas. She was born: November 2, 1942, to Francis A. Clevenger and Velma (Hopkins) Clevenger in Texarkana, Arkansas. She married Stephen Read Obituary
Nice job Pastor Gwen. I really appreciated sharing in the life and love of your Ma'ma and Daddy and the love of your family. I was touched by what your shared. I do not say this lightly as nothing erases the loss: But I do look forward to a time to hear more from her in person and witness the joy of all you shared and more. God bless you. My condolences to you and all yours and hers. My tears and hugs across this space.
Sue, (Her nickname). I remember when we were very young, living in Texarkana. We always went to Church with Grandpa & Grandma Hopkins. One day, we had CHURCH, YOU were the Preacher and I the congregation! We sang songs, clapped and shouted Amen! You Started Preaching. I do not remember all you said but Mama came and and asked what we were doing. I must have been Shouting Amen, Glory and probably Hallelujah. Mom wanted to know what all the "Yelling" was about. We told her we were Having Church! Mom looked at you and asked if you were Preaching. "Yes," was your reply. She decided to leave us alone. I do not remember if you took the offering or not, BUT, we were doing exactly what Church did. Love You and will see you and All later on! Betty, your Sister.
Teri reminded me of when Grandma and I flew (my first airline flight) out to Jacksonville, Florida (I believe) to see Aunt Sue and Steve. We had so much fun there. Then I remember how home sick I was, I think I was around 8-10 years old, but Grandma and Aunt Sue were so comforting. I really felt the love. I loved my Aunt Sue and am so sorry to hear of her passing. But I know she is up in heaven now with my dad, her older sister, Grandma and Papaw. My thoughts and prayers are with the family now. - Tamra
We were at my mom's parents back in the early 1970's. I found a large paper skeleton in one of the bedrooms closets. I laid out over the hanging clothes and shut the door. I yelled for Mom because the door would not open. She came and opened the door. She pulled the door so fast that the skeleton jumped out at her. She screamed and everyone in the house came running. Stephen, Gwen and I were laughing so hard that we were crying.
I’ll never forget the time we drove out to either South Carolina or Florida ( that was a Long time ago) to visit y’all. We hid and jumped out to surprise you and Uncle Steve waiting for you to get home. We had a wonderful time visiting you all. It was always a special treat to get together with y’all especially since we didn’t get to see you all that much due to the Navy. Rest In Peace Aunt Sue, good bye for now til we see you again one day!
