Death date: Mar 17, 2018
Billie Louise Denson-Clawater was born in Troup to Jess and Gussie Lora Whitford. Mrs. Clawater passed away on March 17, 2018 at the age of 92. After her father died in 1940, Billie along with her mother and niece Dixie Lee Whitfo Read Obituary
I am so truly grateful for knowing this fabulous lady ...Billie, thank you for being SUCH a wonderful friend to my Mom, Carol Cook - she misses you so! I loved Billie's character, spirit and general vim and vigour! So much like my late grandmother... they will surely be partners in crime by now, and getting up to all sorts of fun and mischief. ;)
We will miss you dear Billie ...Sending love and strength to all family and friends.
Lots of love,
Cory Cook
Teresa, my name is Angela Glover and I worked at Classics Furniture and we did so much at the lake house and in Tyler. Your Mom was one of a kind and I was so crazy about her. I would go over and have lunch with her in Tyler and at the lake and we would laugh ourselves silly. I had tried to find her in the last few years when I found that her phone was disconnected. I am so sad I didn't know she was right here in Longview and I could have gone to see her at Buckners..
I am so sorry for your loss. She did have a great run and she always talked about you. I am so glad Billie was my friend. We sure did enjoy our times together. May she still be having fun! I will never forget this very funny lady.
Sincerely, Angela
My twin ,Marjorie Fanning Musselman was the best of friends with Bilie. They use to come over when out running around. She called me so upset when she heard about Marjorie. They will have a ball in Heaven. Prayers to all of you....
T and Jerry, well our hearts go out to ya'll. What a run we have had with our families. Those Densons have always been fun loving. I remember the overnight fishing adventures on the barge in Lake O The Pines. While Uncle Norris, Uncle Don and Dad put out the spotlights and dropped the bait Aunt Billie, Aunt Bobbie and Mom laughed so hard and loud there was never a chance for a fish to come around..........their giggles were just infectious! And those ladies going off in the row boat to "do their thing" was hilarious and has stuck in my mind as an all time favorite memory. Of course Aunt Billie was the ring leader! Her humor, her style, was always take charge and done with love! I loved watching her put on her make-up. Mom never wore any and I thought Aunt Billie was amazingly talented with the blue eye-liner and teased hair. Uncle Norris always so quite and he just sat back loving her and YOU T. Anyway, here's to a very good run Aunt Billie!!! A large hole in our hearts remains that you sure filled with gusto! I hope your memories bring you peace as you remember your Mom. We love you both! Please stay in touch...........
Teresa, I am so sorry for your loss. Your mother was a special lady. I remember working for her some at The Clothes Horse and how she would make me laugh. Prayers for you at this time. Much love, Bonnie Birdsong Day
