Dorothy Nell Lee Harris, 78, died Oct. 25, 2006 at Scott and White Hospital in Temple due to complications from an Oct. 13 automobile accident. Funeral services were held in the Riley Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Keith Felton officiating. Burial was at the (New IOOF) Cemetery.
She was born Sept. 29, 1928 (1929) in Pottsville, the daughter of James Aubrey (Shorty) and Morine (Marie Gertrude) Bryan Lee. She lived most of her life in Hamilton County where she worked as an LVN and raised five daughters. In 1975, she returned to school and received her Registered Nursing degree from McLennan Community College. She retired in 1995 from Jackson Home Health Systems where she had served as an RN for fourteen years. She enjoyed time with her family, traveling and playing Bingo at Choctaw, Okla.
Survivors include her mother, Morine (Marie) Lee of Hamilton; two brothers, Larry Lee and Bobby Joe Lee of Evant; five daughters, Jean Cowden of Lamkin; Sue Cannimore of Madison, MS; Carolyn Ratliff of Coleman; Donna Byrd of Dublin and Pat Sowell of Hico; 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren and numerous "bingo buddies".
Riley Funeral Home (The Hamilton Herald-News November 2, 2006)
She was born Sept. 29, 1928 (1929) in Pottsville, the daughter of James Aubrey (Shorty) and Morine (Marie Gertrude) Bryan Lee. She lived most of her life in Hamilton County where she worked as an LVN and raised five daughters. In 1975, she returned to school and received her Registered Nursing degree from McLennan Community College. She retired in 1995 from Jackson Home Health Systems where she had served as an RN for fourteen years. She enjoyed time with her family, traveling and playing Bingo at Choctaw, Okla.
Survivors include her mother, Morine (Marie) Lee of Hamilton; two brothers, Larry Lee and Bobby Joe Lee of Evant; five daughters, Jean Cowden of Lamkin; Sue Cannimore of Madison, MS; Carolyn Ratliff of Coleman; Donna Byrd of Dublin and Pat Sowell of Hico; 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren and numerous "bingo buddies".
Riley Funeral Home (The Hamilton Herald-News November 2, 2006)
Dorothy Nell Lee Harris, 78, died Oct. 25, 2006 at Scott and White Hospital in Temple due to complications from an Oct. 13 automobile accident. Funeral services were held in the Riley Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Keith Felton officiating. Burial was at the (New IOOF) Cemetery.
She was born Sept. 29, 1928 (1929) in Pottsville, the daughter of James Aubrey (Shorty) and Morine (Marie Gertrude) Bryan Lee. She lived most of her life in Hamilton County where she worked as an LVN and raised five daughters. In 1975, she returned to school and received her Registered Nursing degree from McLennan Community College. She retired in 1995 from Jackson Home Health Systems where she had served as an RN for fourteen years. She enjoyed time with her family, traveling and playing Bingo at Choctaw, Okla.
Survivors include her mother, Morine (Marie) Lee of Hamilton; two brothers, Larry Lee and Bobby Joe Lee of Evant; five daughters, Jean Cowden of Lamkin; Sue Cannimore of Madison, MS; Carolyn Ratliff of Coleman; Donna Byrd of Dublin and Pat Sowell of Hico; 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren and numerous "bingo buddies".
Riley Funeral Home (The Hamilton Herald-News November 2, 2006)
She was born Sept. 29, 1928 (1929) in Pottsville, the daughter of James Aubrey (Shorty) and Morine (Marie Gertrude) Bryan Lee. She lived most of her life in Hamilton County where she worked as an LVN and raised five daughters. In 1975, she returned to school and received her Registered Nursing degree from McLennan Community College. She retired in 1995 from Jackson Home Health Systems where she had served as an RN for fourteen years. She enjoyed time with her family, traveling and playing Bingo at Choctaw, Okla.
Survivors include her mother, Morine (Marie) Lee of Hamilton; two brothers, Larry Lee and Bobby Joe Lee of Evant; five daughters, Jean Cowden of Lamkin; Sue Cannimore of Madison, MS; Carolyn Ratliff of Coleman; Donna Byrd of Dublin and Pat Sowell of Hico; 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren and numerous "bingo buddies".
Riley Funeral Home (The Hamilton Herald-News November 2, 2006)
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