Birth date: Jul 19, 1927 Death date: Jun 9, 2016
Betty Jo Vinson Lovelace, 88, of Hallsville passed away June 9, 2016 at her home surrounded by her family. Mrs. Lovelace was born July 19, 1927 in Rusk County, Texas to Mack and Clara Vinson. She was a graduate of Tatum High Schoo Read Obituary
So sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with your family during this time of sorrow.
Ken and Nancy McFerrin
Gary, Trisha, and Family, we offer our deepest prayers and thoughts for you in honor of your beautiful Mom. She was a very kind and caring person and will be missed by all who knew her. May God bless and comfort you now and in the days ahead.
Travis and Trish Honea
Vicki and Kristi
So sorry to hear about the passing of Betty. Have known her for many years and she was always such a blessing. May God's peace be with your family at this time. Retta Hopkins Burton
Gary, So sorry to hear of the loss of your mom. She will be missed by an entire community....leaving such a legacy. May God bless you and your family during this time. Tommy and Kay Hopkins
Gary, I have known your mother as long as I can remember. Her passing is like loosing a member of my own family. I pray God's comforter for you and your family in this dark time.
Edward Vestal
(used to be Yancy)
I have known the Lovelace family just about all my life. I always remember the kindness, love that this family has for others. Mrs. Lovelace was a wonderful, beautiful lady. My thoughts and prayers for Mr. Bugs, Gary and family during this time and time to come.
Toni Simmons Ivey
Dear Bugs, Gary and family, to know Betty was such a precious gift! She was sweet, good, fun and a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend!! My heart is heavy but I know she is in a beautiful new home. I can't be therre in person but I will be with you in my thoughts and prayers always! Love, Carla
We have known the Lovelace family for a lifetime and we are proud to be friends with this wonderful family. Betty was one of the friendliest and most caring person that we have ever known. She will be missed, but we have all good memories of Betty, (Brother) and their family. May the Holy Spirit comfort the family during this time of loss.
Love Darleen & Wesley Dollahite
I remember cousins Betty Jo and Irene as BEAUTIFUL, in every way, and, when I
was a child, they made sure to make me feel special and asked questions about
what was important to me. Here's how we were cousins: My mother, Inez Watson
Yancey, was half-sister to Betty Jo and Irene's grandmother, my Aunt Nina Watson
Vinson. The Watson family NEVER paid attention to halfs-and-wholes. They just
loved each other. Grandpa Watson had four children by his Peterson wife, including
Aunt Nina. Then, after his wife's death, he married America Catharine Armstrong,
who was my mom's mother--and there were nine others.
Don't try to figure out genealogy; they were family. One of the best sounds in the
world was driving up to Clara and Little Mac's big house, and hearing their laughter
ring, as they sincerely greeted us. Uncle Grady and Aunt Essie Watson lived right
down the road from them, and I'm still in touch with their daughter, Mildred, who
is 98 years old.
We are scattered. We are in touch, because love never dies. These were also
the "huggingest" people I've ever known. When we were hugged by Aunt Nina,
it was a total surround of joy and greeting. Betty Jo, carry that joy with you.
Shirley P. Gumert
So sorry for your loss. She was such a lovely, sweet lady, who will be missed by many.
