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IN LOVING MEMORY OF Jane Trice
Jane
Trice
August 11, 1916 – January 18, 2009
Jane Trice's Obituary
Jane Trice passed away peacefully in her sleep Sunday morning January 18, 2009. She now patiently resides in a place that most of us only hope actually exists. She never doubted it, and lived her life accordingly. She raised two boys and all her grandchildren in the same belief. Services will be held Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at the Waldo Funeral Home Chapel at 10:00 am. Pallbearers will be Jacob Trice, Andy Trice, Fred Gunter, Welby Pleasant, Welton Stoker, Kelsey McCaughan and Jean Couture. Burial will follow at the Pilot Grove Cemetery.
Jane was born August 11, 1916 in Tom Bean, TX to John (Gus) Augustus and Hannah Rhodes Viser. Her dad owned the Tom Bean Drug Store. She graduated from Whitewright High School. She was a student, and lover of people. She provided a lifetime of examples of living a Godly life; sort-of like the movie, ?pay it forward,? as my brother said.
She was what we now refer today as a stay-at-home mom. (It's actually okay to be one Laura cause Gramma said so.) She was a Sunday school teacher, Den Mother to two generations of neighborhood kids, a blue-ribbon winner in the Sherman Garden Club, and a published writer.
She always seemed to know of a family, any family, any color, who was out of work, where there would be no Santa gifts left for the children. But Mom always had thousands of Green Stamps on hand, which were delivered to the parents just in time to lick 'n paste thousands of them into the books, just in time to make it to the S&H Green Stamp Redemption store. And those kids woke up with a squeal on Christmas morning.
Our mother made our Dad proud. ?She was a 'virtuous woman,' he said, and he didn't ever lie to us boys.
Jane is survived by two sons, A. Scott Trice and Cliff Trice and wife Jerry both of Sherman, five grandchildren Leslie and husband Jean and Laura and husband Kelsey of Krumm, TX, Melissa, Sarah and husband Fred and Jennifer all of Sherman, TX, eight great-grandchildren, sister Betty Stripling and husband Carl of Sherman and many nieces, nephews and close friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband and brother John ?Bub? Viser.
The family will receive friends Tuesday, January 20th from 6:00-8:00 pm at Waldo Funeral Home.
The online register may be signed at www.waldofuneralhome.com
Jane was born August 11, 1916 in Tom Bean, TX to John (Gus) Augustus and Hannah Rhodes Viser. Her dad owned the Tom Bean Drug Store. She graduated from Whitewright High School. She was a student, and lover of people. She provided a lifetime of examples of living a Godly life; sort-of like the movie, ?pay it forward,? as my brother said.
She was what we now refer today as a stay-at-home mom. (It's actually okay to be one Laura cause Gramma said so.) She was a Sunday school teacher, Den Mother to two generations of neighborhood kids, a blue-ribbon winner in the Sherman Garden Club, and a published writer.
She always seemed to know of a family, any family, any color, who was out of work, where there would be no Santa gifts left for the children. But Mom always had thousands of Green Stamps on hand, which were delivered to the parents just in time to lick 'n paste thousands of them into the books, just in time to make it to the S&H Green Stamp Redemption store. And those kids woke up with a squeal on Christmas morning.
Our mother made our Dad proud. ?She was a 'virtuous woman,' he said, and he didn't ever lie to us boys.
Jane is survived by two sons, A. Scott Trice and Cliff Trice and wife Jerry both of Sherman, five grandchildren Leslie and husband Jean and Laura and husband Kelsey of Krumm, TX, Melissa, Sarah and husband Fred and Jennifer all of Sherman, TX, eight great-grandchildren, sister Betty Stripling and husband Carl of Sherman and many nieces, nephews and close friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband and brother John ?Bub? Viser.
The family will receive friends Tuesday, January 20th from 6:00-8:00 pm at Waldo Funeral Home.
The online register may be signed at www.waldofuneralhome.com
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