Mattie (Jackie)(Nana) Gibson Miller Wisley, 88, of San Angelo, went to be with her Lord Jesus Christ on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014.
Mattie was born March 11, 1926, to Floyd and Lola Maude Gibson in Bronte, Texas.
She was preceded in death by Eris Miller, Leo Wisley, her parents, Floyd and Lola Gibson, grandparents, son-in-law Dean Huddleston and grandson Randy Jones.
She is survived by her daughters, Ruth Huddleston and partner David Nash of San Angelo, Collette and Clint Jones of Granbury, Texas; granddaughters Debbie and husband David Farr of Trent, Texas, Lori and husband Brian Hennington of Flipping, Arkansas; grandsons Gary Huddleston of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Chad Jones of Granbury, Texas; great-grandsons J. W. Powell of San Angelo, Quintin and wife Savannah Powell of San Angelo, Kevin and wife Sharon Huddleston of Burnet Texas; 12 great-great-grandchildren and one great-great-great-granddaughter; sister, Della and husband Joel Webb of Roswell, New Mexico, one great-niece, one great-great-niece; two great-great-nephews and many many friends. Special thanks to Gentiva Hospice, nurse Rae, aide Ann and volunteers Eileen, Suzanne, Allen and Rebecca.
When I left this world without you I know it made you blue Your tears fell so freely I watched: I know this is true. While you were weeping Days after I passed away While all was silent within me I saw you kneel to pray. From this wonderful place called heaven Where all my pain is gone I send a gentle breeze to whisper "My loved ones, please go on." The peace that I have found here Goes far beyond compare No rain, no clouds, no suffering Just LOVE from everywhere.
Mattie was born March 11, 1926, to Floyd and Lola Maude Gibson in Bronte, Texas.
She was preceded in death by Eris Miller, Leo Wisley, her parents, Floyd and Lola Gibson, grandparents, son-in-law Dean Huddleston and grandson Randy Jones.
She is survived by her daughters, Ruth Huddleston and partner David Nash of San Angelo, Collette and Clint Jones of Granbury, Texas; granddaughters Debbie and husband David Farr of Trent, Texas, Lori and husband Brian Hennington of Flipping, Arkansas; grandsons Gary Huddleston of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Chad Jones of Granbury, Texas; great-grandsons J. W. Powell of San Angelo, Quintin and wife Savannah Powell of San Angelo, Kevin and wife Sharon Huddleston of Burnet Texas; 12 great-great-grandchildren and one great-great-great-granddaughter; sister, Della and husband Joel Webb of Roswell, New Mexico, one great-niece, one great-great-niece; two great-great-nephews and many many friends. Special thanks to Gentiva Hospice, nurse Rae, aide Ann and volunteers Eileen, Suzanne, Allen and Rebecca.
When I left this world without you I know it made you blue Your tears fell so freely I watched: I know this is true. While you were weeping Days after I passed away While all was silent within me I saw you kneel to pray. From this wonderful place called heaven Where all my pain is gone I send a gentle breeze to whisper "My loved ones, please go on." The peace that I have found here Goes far beyond compare No rain, no clouds, no suffering Just LOVE from everywhere.
Mattie (Jackie)(Nana) Gibson Miller Wisley, 88, of San Angelo, went to be with her Lord Jesus Christ on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014.
Mattie was born March 11, 1926, to Floyd and Lola Maude Gibson in Bronte, Texas.
She was preceded in death by Eris Miller, Leo Wisley, her parents, Floyd and Lola Gibson, grandparents, son-in-law Dean Huddleston and grandson Randy Jones.
She is survived by her daughters, Ruth Huddleston and partner David Nash of San Angelo, Collette and Clint Jones of Granbury, Texas; granddaughters Debbie and husband David Farr of Trent, Texas, Lori and husband Brian Hennington of Flipping, Arkansas; grandsons Gary Huddleston of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Chad Jones of Granbury, Texas; great-grandsons J. W. Powell of San Angelo, Quintin and wife Savannah Powell of San Angelo, Kevin and wife Sharon Huddleston of Burnet Texas; 12 great-great-grandchildren and one great-great-great-granddaughter; sister, Della and husband Joel Webb of Roswell, New Mexico, one great-niece, one great-great-niece; two great-great-nephews and many many friends. Special thanks to Gentiva Hospice, nurse Rae, aide Ann and volunteers Eileen, Suzanne, Allen and Rebecca.
When I left this world without you I know it made you blue Your tears fell so freely I watched: I know this is true. While you were weeping Days after I passed away While all was silent within me I saw you kneel to pray. From this wonderful place called heaven Where all my pain is gone I send a gentle breeze to whisper "My loved ones, please go on." The peace that I have found here Goes far beyond compare No rain, no clouds, no suffering Just LOVE from everywhere.
Mattie was born March 11, 1926, to Floyd and Lola Maude Gibson in Bronte, Texas.
She was preceded in death by Eris Miller, Leo Wisley, her parents, Floyd and Lola Gibson, grandparents, son-in-law Dean Huddleston and grandson Randy Jones.
She is survived by her daughters, Ruth Huddleston and partner David Nash of San Angelo, Collette and Clint Jones of Granbury, Texas; granddaughters Debbie and husband David Farr of Trent, Texas, Lori and husband Brian Hennington of Flipping, Arkansas; grandsons Gary Huddleston of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Chad Jones of Granbury, Texas; great-grandsons J. W. Powell of San Angelo, Quintin and wife Savannah Powell of San Angelo, Kevin and wife Sharon Huddleston of Burnet Texas; 12 great-great-grandchildren and one great-great-great-granddaughter; sister, Della and husband Joel Webb of Roswell, New Mexico, one great-niece, one great-great-niece; two great-great-nephews and many many friends. Special thanks to Gentiva Hospice, nurse Rae, aide Ann and volunteers Eileen, Suzanne, Allen and Rebecca.
When I left this world without you I know it made you blue Your tears fell so freely I watched: I know this is true. While you were weeping Days after I passed away While all was silent within me I saw you kneel to pray. From this wonderful place called heaven Where all my pain is gone I send a gentle breeze to whisper "My loved ones, please go on." The peace that I have found here Goes far beyond compare No rain, no clouds, no suffering Just LOVE from everywhere.
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