A gracious godly woman, Billie Joyce Johnson Jaynes, has joined her heavenly father on Monday, February 8, 2021. Billie was preceded by husband, Charles Wayne Jaynes, her mother Ida Fuller Potter, she is buried in Pasadena, TX. and her father McCoy "Coy" Johnson passed way when Billie was one month old he is buried in Kentucky, her step father was Creed Flannery Potter also buried in Kentucky. Billie was born in Whitesburg, Kentucky on December 8, 1931. ( Birth name was Minnie) Most of the first 8 years she lived with Maw Fuller her grandmother.
Billie was employed by Montgomery Ward selling fence, plants, and jewelry until retirement.
She was a world traveler who had lived in Alaska, Spain, Guatemala, and finally landed in South Houston, Texas. Many of her brothers, sisters, cousins, and mother joined her in the move to Texas in the 1960’s. Billie had many brothers and sisters: Ralph Potter, Archie Potter, Dan Potter, Clark Potter, Marty Potter, David Potter, Annette Potter, and Carlene Burkland. She lovingly shared a blended family with Charles Jaynes' children, Glenda Clark, Gaye Stuchly, Rusty Jaynes, and Randall Jaynes, numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Billie was the Aunt to many nieces and nephews who referred to her as Big Nana.
Big Nana was known for her home being open for love, shelter, singing, nourishment, and hugs. Her large family and extended family will miss her joyous stories and candid remarks.
1st husband Bill Stewart- They had no children. Moved to Alaska and loved it.
2nd husband Jesse Felipe Sanchez-They had no children, he was in the Military and they traveled and lived in several places like Spain and Guatemala where she was pampered with house hold help. She just loved it.
3rd husband Charles Wayne Jaynes -They had No children,- traveled the USA, and Australia with some friends, and went to the Holy land with their church. She had an exciting life with a big family that stayed close helping each other.
Extra information given by Annette Potter
Services will be held at Forest Park East, 21620 Gulf Freeway, Webster, Texas 77598. phone # 281-332-3111, Visitation on Wednesday, February 24, 2021, at 1:00 P.M. Service at 2:00 P.M.∼Billie Joyce Jaynes b 8 Dec 1931 KY d 8 Feb 2021 South Houston, Texas at her home. She was given the name at birth of Minnie Johnson and was the daughter of McCoy Johnson and Ida Fuller Potter. Billie is survived by her 3 adopted children, David Potter, Carlene Potter Burkland and Annette Potter; 4 step-children, Russel Jaynes, Randy Jaynes, Gaye Jaynes Stuchly and Glenda Jaynes Clark, 18 step-grandchildren, and 5 step-great grandchildren; brother, Clark Potter and many other nieces, nephews, cousins, loved ones and friends.
Billie was preceded in death by her step-brothers, Archie, Dan, Ralph, Fred, and half-brother, Marty Potter; her mother, Ida Fuller Potter and her step-father, Creed Flannery Potter who died many years ago as did her biological father, McCoy Johnson who died when she was only about a month old.
Billie Joyce Jaynes was so very special it is hard to define her many attributes. I loved her beyond belief and my heart aches for the loss of her. She was a shining, cheerful light in an often dreary world. She was a loving, mother figure not only to her children, but to many others. She cared deeply about others and gave generously throughout her life to her loved ones. She was a woman who believed in protecting the weak and she would fight for those who had little or no ability to protect themselves. She was as fair a person as I've encountered in my lifetime. She was such a good person, it sometimes seems impossible that anyone could be so good and kind, but she truly was. I can't say how much she will be missed and this world will be a much lonelier place without her. Heaven's gain is truly our great loss. Our only consolation is the fact that she will be with the Lord and with those we love who have gone on before her. Our great hope is to someday be with her once again in Heaven. Written by her broken hearted sister/daughter, Annette Potter.
Billie Joyce Jaynes will be interred in the Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster, Texas along side her husband, Charles Wayne Jaynes. Her funeral will take place 24 February, 2021 at Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster, TX at 2:00 P.M. Website: www.ForestParkEast-FHC.com Forest Park Cemetery Phone: (281) 332-3111
Billie was employed by Montgomery Ward selling fence, plants, and jewelry until retirement.
She was a world traveler who had lived in Alaska, Spain, Guatemala, and finally landed in South Houston, Texas. Many of her brothers, sisters, cousins, and mother joined her in the move to Texas in the 1960’s. Billie had many brothers and sisters: Ralph Potter, Archie Potter, Dan Potter, Clark Potter, Marty Potter, David Potter, Annette Potter, and Carlene Burkland. She lovingly shared a blended family with Charles Jaynes' children, Glenda Clark, Gaye Stuchly, Rusty Jaynes, and Randall Jaynes, numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Billie was the Aunt to many nieces and nephews who referred to her as Big Nana.
Big Nana was known for her home being open for love, shelter, singing, nourishment, and hugs. Her large family and extended family will miss her joyous stories and candid remarks.
1st husband Bill Stewart- They had no children. Moved to Alaska and loved it.
2nd husband Jesse Felipe Sanchez-They had no children, he was in the Military and they traveled and lived in several places like Spain and Guatemala where she was pampered with house hold help. She just loved it.
3rd husband Charles Wayne Jaynes -They had No children,- traveled the USA, and Australia with some friends, and went to the Holy land with their church. She had an exciting life with a big family that stayed close helping each other.
Extra information given by Annette Potter
Services will be held at Forest Park East, 21620 Gulf Freeway, Webster, Texas 77598. phone # 281-332-3111, Visitation on Wednesday, February 24, 2021, at 1:00 P.M. Service at 2:00 P.M.∼Billie Joyce Jaynes b 8 Dec 1931 KY d 8 Feb 2021 South Houston, Texas at her home. She was given the name at birth of Minnie Johnson and was the daughter of McCoy Johnson and Ida Fuller Potter. Billie is survived by her 3 adopted children, David Potter, Carlene Potter Burkland and Annette Potter; 4 step-children, Russel Jaynes, Randy Jaynes, Gaye Jaynes Stuchly and Glenda Jaynes Clark, 18 step-grandchildren, and 5 step-great grandchildren; brother, Clark Potter and many other nieces, nephews, cousins, loved ones and friends.
Billie was preceded in death by her step-brothers, Archie, Dan, Ralph, Fred, and half-brother, Marty Potter; her mother, Ida Fuller Potter and her step-father, Creed Flannery Potter who died many years ago as did her biological father, McCoy Johnson who died when she was only about a month old.
Billie Joyce Jaynes was so very special it is hard to define her many attributes. I loved her beyond belief and my heart aches for the loss of her. She was a shining, cheerful light in an often dreary world. She was a loving, mother figure not only to her children, but to many others. She cared deeply about others and gave generously throughout her life to her loved ones. She was a woman who believed in protecting the weak and she would fight for those who had little or no ability to protect themselves. She was as fair a person as I've encountered in my lifetime. She was such a good person, it sometimes seems impossible that anyone could be so good and kind, but she truly was. I can't say how much she will be missed and this world will be a much lonelier place without her. Heaven's gain is truly our great loss. Our only consolation is the fact that she will be with the Lord and with those we love who have gone on before her. Our great hope is to someday be with her once again in Heaven. Written by her broken hearted sister/daughter, Annette Potter.
Billie Joyce Jaynes will be interred in the Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster, Texas along side her husband, Charles Wayne Jaynes. Her funeral will take place 24 February, 2021 at Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster, TX at 2:00 P.M. Website: www.ForestParkEast-FHC.com Forest Park Cemetery Phone: (281) 332-3111
A gracious godly woman, Billie Joyce Johnson Jaynes, has joined her heavenly father on Monday, February 8, 2021. Billie was preceded by husband, Charles Wayne Jaynes, her mother Ida Fuller Potter, she is buried in Pasadena, TX. and her father McCoy "Coy" Johnson passed way when Billie was one month old he is buried in Kentucky, her step father was Creed Flannery Potter also buried in Kentucky. Billie was born in Whitesburg, Kentucky on December 8, 1931. ( Birth name was Minnie) Most of the first 8 years she lived with Maw Fuller her grandmother.
Billie was employed by Montgomery Ward selling fence, plants, and jewelry until retirement.
She was a world traveler who had lived in Alaska, Spain, Guatemala, and finally landed in South Houston, Texas. Many of her brothers, sisters, cousins, and mother joined her in the move to Texas in the 1960’s. Billie had many brothers and sisters: Ralph Potter, Archie Potter, Dan Potter, Clark Potter, Marty Potter, David Potter, Annette Potter, and Carlene Burkland. She lovingly shared a blended family with Charles Jaynes' children, Glenda Clark, Gaye Stuchly, Rusty Jaynes, and Randall Jaynes, numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Billie was the Aunt to many nieces and nephews who referred to her as Big Nana.
Big Nana was known for her home being open for love, shelter, singing, nourishment, and hugs. Her large family and extended family will miss her joyous stories and candid remarks.
1st husband Bill Stewart- They had no children. Moved to Alaska and loved it.
2nd husband Jesse Felipe Sanchez-They had no children, he was in the Military and they traveled and lived in several places like Spain and Guatemala where she was pampered with house hold help. She just loved it.
3rd husband Charles Wayne Jaynes -They had No children,- traveled the USA, and Australia with some friends, and went to the Holy land with their church. She had an exciting life with a big family that stayed close helping each other.
Extra information given by Annette Potter
Services will be held at Forest Park East, 21620 Gulf Freeway, Webster, Texas 77598. phone # 281-332-3111, Visitation on Wednesday, February 24, 2021, at 1:00 P.M. Service at 2:00 P.M.∼Billie Joyce Jaynes b 8 Dec 1931 KY d 8 Feb 2021 South Houston, Texas at her home. She was given the name at birth of Minnie Johnson and was the daughter of McCoy Johnson and Ida Fuller Potter. Billie is survived by her 3 adopted children, David Potter, Carlene Potter Burkland and Annette Potter; 4 step-children, Russel Jaynes, Randy Jaynes, Gaye Jaynes Stuchly and Glenda Jaynes Clark, 18 step-grandchildren, and 5 step-great grandchildren; brother, Clark Potter and many other nieces, nephews, cousins, loved ones and friends.
Billie was preceded in death by her step-brothers, Archie, Dan, Ralph, Fred, and half-brother, Marty Potter; her mother, Ida Fuller Potter and her step-father, Creed Flannery Potter who died many years ago as did her biological father, McCoy Johnson who died when she was only about a month old.
Billie Joyce Jaynes was so very special it is hard to define her many attributes. I loved her beyond belief and my heart aches for the loss of her. She was a shining, cheerful light in an often dreary world. She was a loving, mother figure not only to her children, but to many others. She cared deeply about others and gave generously throughout her life to her loved ones. She was a woman who believed in protecting the weak and she would fight for those who had little or no ability to protect themselves. She was as fair a person as I've encountered in my lifetime. She was such a good person, it sometimes seems impossible that anyone could be so good and kind, but she truly was. I can't say how much she will be missed and this world will be a much lonelier place without her. Heaven's gain is truly our great loss. Our only consolation is the fact that she will be with the Lord and with those we love who have gone on before her. Our great hope is to someday be with her once again in Heaven. Written by her broken hearted sister/daughter, Annette Potter.
Billie Joyce Jaynes will be interred in the Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster, Texas along side her husband, Charles Wayne Jaynes. Her funeral will take place 24 February, 2021 at Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster, TX at 2:00 P.M. Website: www.ForestParkEast-FHC.com Forest Park Cemetery Phone: (281) 332-3111
Billie was employed by Montgomery Ward selling fence, plants, and jewelry until retirement.
She was a world traveler who had lived in Alaska, Spain, Guatemala, and finally landed in South Houston, Texas. Many of her brothers, sisters, cousins, and mother joined her in the move to Texas in the 1960’s. Billie had many brothers and sisters: Ralph Potter, Archie Potter, Dan Potter, Clark Potter, Marty Potter, David Potter, Annette Potter, and Carlene Burkland. She lovingly shared a blended family with Charles Jaynes' children, Glenda Clark, Gaye Stuchly, Rusty Jaynes, and Randall Jaynes, numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Billie was the Aunt to many nieces and nephews who referred to her as Big Nana.
Big Nana was known for her home being open for love, shelter, singing, nourishment, and hugs. Her large family and extended family will miss her joyous stories and candid remarks.
1st husband Bill Stewart- They had no children. Moved to Alaska and loved it.
2nd husband Jesse Felipe Sanchez-They had no children, he was in the Military and they traveled and lived in several places like Spain and Guatemala where she was pampered with house hold help. She just loved it.
3rd husband Charles Wayne Jaynes -They had No children,- traveled the USA, and Australia with some friends, and went to the Holy land with their church. She had an exciting life with a big family that stayed close helping each other.
Extra information given by Annette Potter
Services will be held at Forest Park East, 21620 Gulf Freeway, Webster, Texas 77598. phone # 281-332-3111, Visitation on Wednesday, February 24, 2021, at 1:00 P.M. Service at 2:00 P.M.∼Billie Joyce Jaynes b 8 Dec 1931 KY d 8 Feb 2021 South Houston, Texas at her home. She was given the name at birth of Minnie Johnson and was the daughter of McCoy Johnson and Ida Fuller Potter. Billie is survived by her 3 adopted children, David Potter, Carlene Potter Burkland and Annette Potter; 4 step-children, Russel Jaynes, Randy Jaynes, Gaye Jaynes Stuchly and Glenda Jaynes Clark, 18 step-grandchildren, and 5 step-great grandchildren; brother, Clark Potter and many other nieces, nephews, cousins, loved ones and friends.
Billie was preceded in death by her step-brothers, Archie, Dan, Ralph, Fred, and half-brother, Marty Potter; her mother, Ida Fuller Potter and her step-father, Creed Flannery Potter who died many years ago as did her biological father, McCoy Johnson who died when she was only about a month old.
Billie Joyce Jaynes was so very special it is hard to define her many attributes. I loved her beyond belief and my heart aches for the loss of her. She was a shining, cheerful light in an often dreary world. She was a loving, mother figure not only to her children, but to many others. She cared deeply about others and gave generously throughout her life to her loved ones. She was a woman who believed in protecting the weak and she would fight for those who had little or no ability to protect themselves. She was as fair a person as I've encountered in my lifetime. She was such a good person, it sometimes seems impossible that anyone could be so good and kind, but she truly was. I can't say how much she will be missed and this world will be a much lonelier place without her. Heaven's gain is truly our great loss. Our only consolation is the fact that she will be with the Lord and with those we love who have gone on before her. Our great hope is to someday be with her once again in Heaven. Written by her broken hearted sister/daughter, Annette Potter.
Billie Joyce Jaynes will be interred in the Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster, Texas along side her husband, Charles Wayne Jaynes. Her funeral will take place 24 February, 2021 at Forest Park East Cemetery, Webster, TX at 2:00 P.M. Website: www.ForestParkEast-FHC.com Forest Park Cemetery Phone: (281) 332-3111
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