Dorothy Dean Killen Henley
August 27, 1926 - October 24, 2019
https://www.millingfuneralhome.net/obituary/dorothy-dean-henley?fh_id=10788
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Services for Mrs. Dorothy Henley will be held 2 pm, Saturday, October 26, 2019 at Enon Baptist Church with burial in the Golden Grove Cemetery. Rev. Kelly Tingle will officiate.
Visitation will be held 1 hour prior to services at the church.
Mrs. Henley, 93, of Union, passed away on October 24, 2019.
Survivors:
1 Son: Stanley Henley of Union
3 Daughters: Sherry Griffin and husband Dan of Union
Janice Stroud and husband Charles of Demopolis, AL
Linda Chaney of Union
8 Grandchildren: Diane Lommel (Ken), Danny Griffin (Jackie), Sandy Alexander (Jud), Dawn Fleming (John), Werdner Stroud (Melissa), Tracy Kilpatrick (Reed), Jill Warren, Leanne Hollingsworth (David)
19 Great-Grandchildren
14 Great Great-Grandchildren
1 Brother Jack Killen of Collinsville
2 Sisters: Frances McDonald of Lena
Doris Ashmore of Union
She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers: Danny Griffin, Werdner Stroud, Cal Lommel, Zach Hollingsworth, Reed Kilpatrick, Tanner Alexander
Mrs. Henley was preceded in death by her husband J.R. Henley; Son, Jimmy Henley; baby infant son; Parents, Lee and Reachel Killen; In-Laws, George and Lala Henley; three sisters, Imogene Barrier, Jeanette Mason and Ellen Cook; three brothers, Cecil, Paul, and Jerry Killen.
Dorothy was a loving and devoted Christian wife, mother, and grandmother. She was also lovingly known as “Pet” to her siblings and “Dot” to her co-workers at Midland Shirt Factory. She was quite witty and could entertain her family with her humor. She was an amazing seamstress, gardener, and cook. Her beautiful flowers and plants were her pride and joy. Her children and grandchildren were some of the best dressed kids around as were their dolls and barbies because of her gift of sewing. Her famous holiday dishes will be missed, including her Christmas candies, pralines, pecan pies, and turkey and dressing.
Dorothy Dean Killen Henley will be missed. She has a big heart, a sweet smile and loved Jesus. She is now smiling down on us now.
August 27, 1926 - October 24, 2019
https://www.millingfuneralhome.net/obituary/dorothy-dean-henley?fh_id=10788
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Services for Mrs. Dorothy Henley will be held 2 pm, Saturday, October 26, 2019 at Enon Baptist Church with burial in the Golden Grove Cemetery. Rev. Kelly Tingle will officiate.
Visitation will be held 1 hour prior to services at the church.
Mrs. Henley, 93, of Union, passed away on October 24, 2019.
Survivors:
1 Son: Stanley Henley of Union
3 Daughters: Sherry Griffin and husband Dan of Union
Janice Stroud and husband Charles of Demopolis, AL
Linda Chaney of Union
8 Grandchildren: Diane Lommel (Ken), Danny Griffin (Jackie), Sandy Alexander (Jud), Dawn Fleming (John), Werdner Stroud (Melissa), Tracy Kilpatrick (Reed), Jill Warren, Leanne Hollingsworth (David)
19 Great-Grandchildren
14 Great Great-Grandchildren
1 Brother Jack Killen of Collinsville
2 Sisters: Frances McDonald of Lena
Doris Ashmore of Union
She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers: Danny Griffin, Werdner Stroud, Cal Lommel, Zach Hollingsworth, Reed Kilpatrick, Tanner Alexander
Mrs. Henley was preceded in death by her husband J.R. Henley; Son, Jimmy Henley; baby infant son; Parents, Lee and Reachel Killen; In-Laws, George and Lala Henley; three sisters, Imogene Barrier, Jeanette Mason and Ellen Cook; three brothers, Cecil, Paul, and Jerry Killen.
Dorothy was a loving and devoted Christian wife, mother, and grandmother. She was also lovingly known as “Pet” to her siblings and “Dot” to her co-workers at Midland Shirt Factory. She was quite witty and could entertain her family with her humor. She was an amazing seamstress, gardener, and cook. Her beautiful flowers and plants were her pride and joy. Her children and grandchildren were some of the best dressed kids around as were their dolls and barbies because of her gift of sewing. Her famous holiday dishes will be missed, including her Christmas candies, pralines, pecan pies, and turkey and dressing.
Dorothy Dean Killen Henley will be missed. She has a big heart, a sweet smile and loved Jesus. She is now smiling down on us now.
Dorothy Dean Killen Henley
August 27, 1926 - October 24, 2019
https://www.millingfuneralhome.net/obituary/dorothy-dean-henley?fh_id=10788
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Services for Mrs. Dorothy Henley will be held 2 pm, Saturday, October 26, 2019 at Enon Baptist Church with burial in the Golden Grove Cemetery. Rev. Kelly Tingle will officiate.
Visitation will be held 1 hour prior to services at the church.
Mrs. Henley, 93, of Union, passed away on October 24, 2019.
Survivors:
1 Son: Stanley Henley of Union
3 Daughters: Sherry Griffin and husband Dan of Union
Janice Stroud and husband Charles of Demopolis, AL
Linda Chaney of Union
8 Grandchildren: Diane Lommel (Ken), Danny Griffin (Jackie), Sandy Alexander (Jud), Dawn Fleming (John), Werdner Stroud (Melissa), Tracy Kilpatrick (Reed), Jill Warren, Leanne Hollingsworth (David)
19 Great-Grandchildren
14 Great Great-Grandchildren
1 Brother Jack Killen of Collinsville
2 Sisters: Frances McDonald of Lena
Doris Ashmore of Union
She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers: Danny Griffin, Werdner Stroud, Cal Lommel, Zach Hollingsworth, Reed Kilpatrick, Tanner Alexander
Mrs. Henley was preceded in death by her husband J.R. Henley; Son, Jimmy Henley; baby infant son; Parents, Lee and Reachel Killen; In-Laws, George and Lala Henley; three sisters, Imogene Barrier, Jeanette Mason and Ellen Cook; three brothers, Cecil, Paul, and Jerry Killen.
Dorothy was a loving and devoted Christian wife, mother, and grandmother. She was also lovingly known as “Pet” to her siblings and “Dot” to her co-workers at Midland Shirt Factory. She was quite witty and could entertain her family with her humor. She was an amazing seamstress, gardener, and cook. Her beautiful flowers and plants were her pride and joy. Her children and grandchildren were some of the best dressed kids around as were their dolls and barbies because of her gift of sewing. Her famous holiday dishes will be missed, including her Christmas candies, pralines, pecan pies, and turkey and dressing.
Dorothy Dean Killen Henley will be missed. She has a big heart, a sweet smile and loved Jesus. She is now smiling down on us now.
August 27, 1926 - October 24, 2019
https://www.millingfuneralhome.net/obituary/dorothy-dean-henley?fh_id=10788
.
Services for Mrs. Dorothy Henley will be held 2 pm, Saturday, October 26, 2019 at Enon Baptist Church with burial in the Golden Grove Cemetery. Rev. Kelly Tingle will officiate.
Visitation will be held 1 hour prior to services at the church.
Mrs. Henley, 93, of Union, passed away on October 24, 2019.
Survivors:
1 Son: Stanley Henley of Union
3 Daughters: Sherry Griffin and husband Dan of Union
Janice Stroud and husband Charles of Demopolis, AL
Linda Chaney of Union
8 Grandchildren: Diane Lommel (Ken), Danny Griffin (Jackie), Sandy Alexander (Jud), Dawn Fleming (John), Werdner Stroud (Melissa), Tracy Kilpatrick (Reed), Jill Warren, Leanne Hollingsworth (David)
19 Great-Grandchildren
14 Great Great-Grandchildren
1 Brother Jack Killen of Collinsville
2 Sisters: Frances McDonald of Lena
Doris Ashmore of Union
She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers: Danny Griffin, Werdner Stroud, Cal Lommel, Zach Hollingsworth, Reed Kilpatrick, Tanner Alexander
Mrs. Henley was preceded in death by her husband J.R. Henley; Son, Jimmy Henley; baby infant son; Parents, Lee and Reachel Killen; In-Laws, George and Lala Henley; three sisters, Imogene Barrier, Jeanette Mason and Ellen Cook; three brothers, Cecil, Paul, and Jerry Killen.
Dorothy was a loving and devoted Christian wife, mother, and grandmother. She was also lovingly known as “Pet” to her siblings and “Dot” to her co-workers at Midland Shirt Factory. She was quite witty and could entertain her family with her humor. She was an amazing seamstress, gardener, and cook. Her beautiful flowers and plants were her pride and joy. Her children and grandchildren were some of the best dressed kids around as were their dolls and barbies because of her gift of sewing. Her famous holiday dishes will be missed, including her Christmas candies, pralines, pecan pies, and turkey and dressing.
Dorothy Dean Killen Henley will be missed. She has a big heart, a sweet smile and loved Jesus. She is now smiling down on us now.
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