Doris Kathleen Macy Navarro was born on March 17, 1931 in Racine, Missouri to the late Floyd and Alta Macy. She went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on February 13, 2006 following a sudden illness. She is survived by her sons and their wives, Frank and Gayle Navarro of Joplin, Mo., Mike and Judy Navarro of Diamond, Mo., Ed and Tanna Navarro of Oronogo, Mo and Lyndel and Tammy Navarro of Highlands Ranch, Colorado. She is also survived by her 2 daughters, Susan Jordan of Independence, Mo. and Diana Chapman and her husband Richard of Gage, Ok. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.
She will be remembered by all those who loved her for her love of the Lord and for her love for her family. You could not be around her without smiling. She brought joy to everyone she met. She loved nothing more than to be playing with her grandchildren and surrounded by her family. She also made the best enchilada's in the whole world!!! She also was a huge fan of The Gaither's. We will miss her terribly, but have the great joy of knowing she is with Jesus and will be waiting until we can see her again in Heaven.
She will be remembered by all those who loved her for her love of the Lord and for her love for her family. You could not be around her without smiling. She brought joy to everyone she met. She loved nothing more than to be playing with her grandchildren and surrounded by her family. She also made the best enchilada's in the whole world!!! She also was a huge fan of The Gaither's. We will miss her terribly, but have the great joy of knowing she is with Jesus and will be waiting until we can see her again in Heaven.
Doris Kathleen Macy Navarro was born on March 17, 1931 in Racine, Missouri to the late Floyd and Alta Macy. She went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on February 13, 2006 following a sudden illness. She is survived by her sons and their wives, Frank and Gayle Navarro of Joplin, Mo., Mike and Judy Navarro of Diamond, Mo., Ed and Tanna Navarro of Oronogo, Mo and Lyndel and Tammy Navarro of Highlands Ranch, Colorado. She is also survived by her 2 daughters, Susan Jordan of Independence, Mo. and Diana Chapman and her husband Richard of Gage, Ok. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.
She will be remembered by all those who loved her for her love of the Lord and for her love for her family. You could not be around her without smiling. She brought joy to everyone she met. She loved nothing more than to be playing with her grandchildren and surrounded by her family. She also made the best enchilada's in the whole world!!! She also was a huge fan of The Gaither's. We will miss her terribly, but have the great joy of knowing she is with Jesus and will be waiting until we can see her again in Heaven.
She will be remembered by all those who loved her for her love of the Lord and for her love for her family. You could not be around her without smiling. She brought joy to everyone she met. She loved nothing more than to be playing with her grandchildren and surrounded by her family. She also made the best enchilada's in the whole world!!! She also was a huge fan of The Gaither's. We will miss her terribly, but have the great joy of knowing she is with Jesus and will be waiting until we can see her again in Heaven.
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