Mrs Dylis Lloyd Johnson, age 73 of Wesley Chapel, passed away Sunday, October 10, 1999 at the East Texas Medical Center Crockett.
Mother was born August 16, 1926 in Widnes, England. She was born at home, at 39 Lacey Street. She was the first born to Richard and Anne Lloyd. Anne had seven children from a previous marriage when Dylis was born. Dylis had been a resident of Wesley Chapel since 1947. She caught the ship at SouthHampton, England. Tommie and the family met her at the train depot in Crockett in June of 1947. She was very proud of her British Heritage and was a member of the Church of England. Her first child was christened at St Ambrose not far from the family home. She was one of the very few young women selected to go to the University to further her education when she finished school. When World War II began, and the young men were gone, her father took her out of the University to work in his brother's shop. Then men did not see the need for women to further their education. She only worked a short time in her Uncle Tom's shop, and returned home. It was shortly after, that she met and married Tommie. Dylis was a nursing assistant and attended the Church of God in Crockett.
Survivors include husband of 54 years, Tommie of Wesley Chapel; children Carol Anne and Billy Hoch of Tadmor, Bobbie and Edward Sissom,Jr of Latexo; Sherry Kay and Sammy Reed of Crockett; Tommy Lloyd and Pam Johnson of Conroe; grandchildren Chase and Megan Johnson of Conroe; Shane and Maggie Reed of Crockett; Trey & Kellie Sissom of Katy; Dylis Anne Sissom of Latexo; Jeffrey Hoch of Cleveland; Kristi and Chris Goyens of Tadmor, great-grandchildren: Michael Hoch, John Tyler Goyens, and Hannah Goyens; brother William Pitt of Manchester, England and sister, Marguerite Hartles of Widnes, England.
Mother was preceded in death by daughter, Anita Henrietta Johnson, parents Richard and Anne Lloyd; brothers, Jim, Phil, Terrance, John & Bernard; sisters Ethel, Mona, Bessie, Nancy, & Nellie all buried in Widnes, England.
Funeral Services for Mrs Johnson were held Wednesday, October 13, 1999 at 2pm in the Crockett Church of God with the Rev David Taylor officiating. Intermet followed in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
Pallbearers: Curk McFall, Gary Owen, Eugene Owen, Rocky Hoch, Charles LaRue, Gene Cathey, James Jones and Dan McCullough. Honorary pallbearers: Richard Gossett, Johnnie Wayne Woodard, John Robert Gossett, Leland Strban, Luther Gossett,Jr and Robert Lynn Hoch.
Memorial contributions can be made the the Crockett Church of God, 407 Alamo Dr Crockett TX 75835
Callaway Allee Funeral Home
Mother was born August 16, 1926 in Widnes, England. She was born at home, at 39 Lacey Street. She was the first born to Richard and Anne Lloyd. Anne had seven children from a previous marriage when Dylis was born. Dylis had been a resident of Wesley Chapel since 1947. She caught the ship at SouthHampton, England. Tommie and the family met her at the train depot in Crockett in June of 1947. She was very proud of her British Heritage and was a member of the Church of England. Her first child was christened at St Ambrose not far from the family home. She was one of the very few young women selected to go to the University to further her education when she finished school. When World War II began, and the young men were gone, her father took her out of the University to work in his brother's shop. Then men did not see the need for women to further their education. She only worked a short time in her Uncle Tom's shop, and returned home. It was shortly after, that she met and married Tommie. Dylis was a nursing assistant and attended the Church of God in Crockett.
Survivors include husband of 54 years, Tommie of Wesley Chapel; children Carol Anne and Billy Hoch of Tadmor, Bobbie and Edward Sissom,Jr of Latexo; Sherry Kay and Sammy Reed of Crockett; Tommy Lloyd and Pam Johnson of Conroe; grandchildren Chase and Megan Johnson of Conroe; Shane and Maggie Reed of Crockett; Trey & Kellie Sissom of Katy; Dylis Anne Sissom of Latexo; Jeffrey Hoch of Cleveland; Kristi and Chris Goyens of Tadmor, great-grandchildren: Michael Hoch, John Tyler Goyens, and Hannah Goyens; brother William Pitt of Manchester, England and sister, Marguerite Hartles of Widnes, England.
Mother was preceded in death by daughter, Anita Henrietta Johnson, parents Richard and Anne Lloyd; brothers, Jim, Phil, Terrance, John & Bernard; sisters Ethel, Mona, Bessie, Nancy, & Nellie all buried in Widnes, England.
Funeral Services for Mrs Johnson were held Wednesday, October 13, 1999 at 2pm in the Crockett Church of God with the Rev David Taylor officiating. Intermet followed in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
Pallbearers: Curk McFall, Gary Owen, Eugene Owen, Rocky Hoch, Charles LaRue, Gene Cathey, James Jones and Dan McCullough. Honorary pallbearers: Richard Gossett, Johnnie Wayne Woodard, John Robert Gossett, Leland Strban, Luther Gossett,Jr and Robert Lynn Hoch.
Memorial contributions can be made the the Crockett Church of God, 407 Alamo Dr Crockett TX 75835
Callaway Allee Funeral Home
Mrs Dylis Lloyd Johnson, age 73 of Wesley Chapel, passed away Sunday, October 10, 1999 at the East Texas Medical Center Crockett.
Mother was born August 16, 1926 in Widnes, England. She was born at home, at 39 Lacey Street. She was the first born to Richard and Anne Lloyd. Anne had seven children from a previous marriage when Dylis was born. Dylis had been a resident of Wesley Chapel since 1947. She caught the ship at SouthHampton, England. Tommie and the family met her at the train depot in Crockett in June of 1947. She was very proud of her British Heritage and was a member of the Church of England. Her first child was christened at St Ambrose not far from the family home. She was one of the very few young women selected to go to the University to further her education when she finished school. When World War II began, and the young men were gone, her father took her out of the University to work in his brother's shop. Then men did not see the need for women to further their education. She only worked a short time in her Uncle Tom's shop, and returned home. It was shortly after, that she met and married Tommie. Dylis was a nursing assistant and attended the Church of God in Crockett.
Survivors include husband of 54 years, Tommie of Wesley Chapel; children Carol Anne and Billy Hoch of Tadmor, Bobbie and Edward Sissom,Jr of Latexo; Sherry Kay and Sammy Reed of Crockett; Tommy Lloyd and Pam Johnson of Conroe; grandchildren Chase and Megan Johnson of Conroe; Shane and Maggie Reed of Crockett; Trey & Kellie Sissom of Katy; Dylis Anne Sissom of Latexo; Jeffrey Hoch of Cleveland; Kristi and Chris Goyens of Tadmor, great-grandchildren: Michael Hoch, John Tyler Goyens, and Hannah Goyens; brother William Pitt of Manchester, England and sister, Marguerite Hartles of Widnes, England.
Mother was preceded in death by daughter, Anita Henrietta Johnson, parents Richard and Anne Lloyd; brothers, Jim, Phil, Terrance, John & Bernard; sisters Ethel, Mona, Bessie, Nancy, & Nellie all buried in Widnes, England.
Funeral Services for Mrs Johnson were held Wednesday, October 13, 1999 at 2pm in the Crockett Church of God with the Rev David Taylor officiating. Intermet followed in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
Pallbearers: Curk McFall, Gary Owen, Eugene Owen, Rocky Hoch, Charles LaRue, Gene Cathey, James Jones and Dan McCullough. Honorary pallbearers: Richard Gossett, Johnnie Wayne Woodard, John Robert Gossett, Leland Strban, Luther Gossett,Jr and Robert Lynn Hoch.
Memorial contributions can be made the the Crockett Church of God, 407 Alamo Dr Crockett TX 75835
Callaway Allee Funeral Home
Mother was born August 16, 1926 in Widnes, England. She was born at home, at 39 Lacey Street. She was the first born to Richard and Anne Lloyd. Anne had seven children from a previous marriage when Dylis was born. Dylis had been a resident of Wesley Chapel since 1947. She caught the ship at SouthHampton, England. Tommie and the family met her at the train depot in Crockett in June of 1947. She was very proud of her British Heritage and was a member of the Church of England. Her first child was christened at St Ambrose not far from the family home. She was one of the very few young women selected to go to the University to further her education when she finished school. When World War II began, and the young men were gone, her father took her out of the University to work in his brother's shop. Then men did not see the need for women to further their education. She only worked a short time in her Uncle Tom's shop, and returned home. It was shortly after, that she met and married Tommie. Dylis was a nursing assistant and attended the Church of God in Crockett.
Survivors include husband of 54 years, Tommie of Wesley Chapel; children Carol Anne and Billy Hoch of Tadmor, Bobbie and Edward Sissom,Jr of Latexo; Sherry Kay and Sammy Reed of Crockett; Tommy Lloyd and Pam Johnson of Conroe; grandchildren Chase and Megan Johnson of Conroe; Shane and Maggie Reed of Crockett; Trey & Kellie Sissom of Katy; Dylis Anne Sissom of Latexo; Jeffrey Hoch of Cleveland; Kristi and Chris Goyens of Tadmor, great-grandchildren: Michael Hoch, John Tyler Goyens, and Hannah Goyens; brother William Pitt of Manchester, England and sister, Marguerite Hartles of Widnes, England.
Mother was preceded in death by daughter, Anita Henrietta Johnson, parents Richard and Anne Lloyd; brothers, Jim, Phil, Terrance, John & Bernard; sisters Ethel, Mona, Bessie, Nancy, & Nellie all buried in Widnes, England.
Funeral Services for Mrs Johnson were held Wednesday, October 13, 1999 at 2pm in the Crockett Church of God with the Rev David Taylor officiating. Intermet followed in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery.
Pallbearers: Curk McFall, Gary Owen, Eugene Owen, Rocky Hoch, Charles LaRue, Gene Cathey, James Jones and Dan McCullough. Honorary pallbearers: Richard Gossett, Johnnie Wayne Woodard, John Robert Gossett, Leland Strban, Luther Gossett,Jr and Robert Lynn Hoch.
Memorial contributions can be made the the Crockett Church of God, 407 Alamo Dr Crockett TX 75835
Callaway Allee Funeral Home
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children: Anita, Carol Anne, Bobbie, Sherry Kay and Tommy LLoyd
