Mr. J.B. Senn,67,of State Hwy 85,Geneva,died Wednesday,December 26,2001 in Wiregrass Medical Center following and extended illness.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday Dec.30,2001,at Daleville Assembly of God with the Rev. Jim Smith officiating.Burial will follow in the Mt. Carmel Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery with Pittman Funeral Home directing.Visitation will held at the home of Mr. Senn Friday from 11 a.m. until funeral time.
Mr.Senn was born Oct.5,1934 in Coffee County to the late Cole and Alice Senn.He was a retired truck driver.In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by three brothers
Odell Senn
Ara Senn
Roy Senn
and one sister
Ennie Merle Senn Grant
Survivors include his wife,Grace Senn,Geneva;three daughters and son-in-laws,Sherree and Skip Barrette,Opp;Renea and Willie Bryant,Damascus;Marie and William Sutley,Coffee Springs;two sons and daughter-in-law,Jerry and Amy Senn,Geneva;Jesse Senn,Winter Garden,Fla. one sister,Vonnie Pearl and Earl Leger,Coffee Springs;two brothers,Gariet and Minnie Senn,New Brockton;Dewy and Johnnie Senn,Albany,Ga.;11 grandchildren and 3 great grand children.
This is a poem my daughter wrote for her PawPaw the night he died:
You're Not Really Gone
We knew it was your time to go we could see it in your face,
But we're relieved cause now you're in a better place.
You'll no longer hurt you'll no longer be in pain,
And it will hurt everytime someone mentions your name.
It's gonna be hard but we'll get through it,
But there's no way we'll ever forget.
The man that cared about so many and was hated by few,
You could go to him;no matter the situation he always knew what to do.
Some called him brother,one called him husband,grandkids called him pawpaw,others called him dad.
He didn't have much but if you needed it he'd give you what he had.
He's gonna be missed by many,never forgotten,and he'll always be loved.
Anytime we want to say hey all we'll have to do is look up above.
He's not really leaving us he'll always be with us in our hearts,
No matter how many miles away we're never gonna be that far apart.
Even though you may be gone one thing will always be true,
No matter where you are we'll Always Love You!!
Written by:
Jennifer Barrette
In Memory of my PawPaw
J.B.Senn
December 26,2001
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday Dec.30,2001,at Daleville Assembly of God with the Rev. Jim Smith officiating.Burial will follow in the Mt. Carmel Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery with Pittman Funeral Home directing.Visitation will held at the home of Mr. Senn Friday from 11 a.m. until funeral time.
Mr.Senn was born Oct.5,1934 in Coffee County to the late Cole and Alice Senn.He was a retired truck driver.In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by three brothers
Odell Senn
Ara Senn
Roy Senn
and one sister
Ennie Merle Senn Grant
Survivors include his wife,Grace Senn,Geneva;three daughters and son-in-laws,Sherree and Skip Barrette,Opp;Renea and Willie Bryant,Damascus;Marie and William Sutley,Coffee Springs;two sons and daughter-in-law,Jerry and Amy Senn,Geneva;Jesse Senn,Winter Garden,Fla. one sister,Vonnie Pearl and Earl Leger,Coffee Springs;two brothers,Gariet and Minnie Senn,New Brockton;Dewy and Johnnie Senn,Albany,Ga.;11 grandchildren and 3 great grand children.
This is a poem my daughter wrote for her PawPaw the night he died:
You're Not Really Gone
We knew it was your time to go we could see it in your face,
But we're relieved cause now you're in a better place.
You'll no longer hurt you'll no longer be in pain,
And it will hurt everytime someone mentions your name.
It's gonna be hard but we'll get through it,
But there's no way we'll ever forget.
The man that cared about so many and was hated by few,
You could go to him;no matter the situation he always knew what to do.
Some called him brother,one called him husband,grandkids called him pawpaw,others called him dad.
He didn't have much but if you needed it he'd give you what he had.
He's gonna be missed by many,never forgotten,and he'll always be loved.
Anytime we want to say hey all we'll have to do is look up above.
He's not really leaving us he'll always be with us in our hearts,
No matter how many miles away we're never gonna be that far apart.
Even though you may be gone one thing will always be true,
No matter where you are we'll Always Love You!!
Written by:
Jennifer Barrette
In Memory of my PawPaw
J.B.Senn
December 26,2001
Mr. J.B. Senn,67,of State Hwy 85,Geneva,died Wednesday,December 26,2001 in Wiregrass Medical Center following and extended illness.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday Dec.30,2001,at Daleville Assembly of God with the Rev. Jim Smith officiating.Burial will follow in the Mt. Carmel Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery with Pittman Funeral Home directing.Visitation will held at the home of Mr. Senn Friday from 11 a.m. until funeral time.
Mr.Senn was born Oct.5,1934 in Coffee County to the late Cole and Alice Senn.He was a retired truck driver.In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by three brothers
Odell Senn
Ara Senn
Roy Senn
and one sister
Ennie Merle Senn Grant
Survivors include his wife,Grace Senn,Geneva;three daughters and son-in-laws,Sherree and Skip Barrette,Opp;Renea and Willie Bryant,Damascus;Marie and William Sutley,Coffee Springs;two sons and daughter-in-law,Jerry and Amy Senn,Geneva;Jesse Senn,Winter Garden,Fla. one sister,Vonnie Pearl and Earl Leger,Coffee Springs;two brothers,Gariet and Minnie Senn,New Brockton;Dewy and Johnnie Senn,Albany,Ga.;11 grandchildren and 3 great grand children.
This is a poem my daughter wrote for her PawPaw the night he died:
You're Not Really Gone
We knew it was your time to go we could see it in your face,
But we're relieved cause now you're in a better place.
You'll no longer hurt you'll no longer be in pain,
And it will hurt everytime someone mentions your name.
It's gonna be hard but we'll get through it,
But there's no way we'll ever forget.
The man that cared about so many and was hated by few,
You could go to him;no matter the situation he always knew what to do.
Some called him brother,one called him husband,grandkids called him pawpaw,others called him dad.
He didn't have much but if you needed it he'd give you what he had.
He's gonna be missed by many,never forgotten,and he'll always be loved.
Anytime we want to say hey all we'll have to do is look up above.
He's not really leaving us he'll always be with us in our hearts,
No matter how many miles away we're never gonna be that far apart.
Even though you may be gone one thing will always be true,
No matter where you are we'll Always Love You!!
Written by:
Jennifer Barrette
In Memory of my PawPaw
J.B.Senn
December 26,2001
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday Dec.30,2001,at Daleville Assembly of God with the Rev. Jim Smith officiating.Burial will follow in the Mt. Carmel Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery with Pittman Funeral Home directing.Visitation will held at the home of Mr. Senn Friday from 11 a.m. until funeral time.
Mr.Senn was born Oct.5,1934 in Coffee County to the late Cole and Alice Senn.He was a retired truck driver.In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by three brothers
Odell Senn
Ara Senn
Roy Senn
and one sister
Ennie Merle Senn Grant
Survivors include his wife,Grace Senn,Geneva;three daughters and son-in-laws,Sherree and Skip Barrette,Opp;Renea and Willie Bryant,Damascus;Marie and William Sutley,Coffee Springs;two sons and daughter-in-law,Jerry and Amy Senn,Geneva;Jesse Senn,Winter Garden,Fla. one sister,Vonnie Pearl and Earl Leger,Coffee Springs;two brothers,Gariet and Minnie Senn,New Brockton;Dewy and Johnnie Senn,Albany,Ga.;11 grandchildren and 3 great grand children.
This is a poem my daughter wrote for her PawPaw the night he died:
You're Not Really Gone
We knew it was your time to go we could see it in your face,
But we're relieved cause now you're in a better place.
You'll no longer hurt you'll no longer be in pain,
And it will hurt everytime someone mentions your name.
It's gonna be hard but we'll get through it,
But there's no way we'll ever forget.
The man that cared about so many and was hated by few,
You could go to him;no matter the situation he always knew what to do.
Some called him brother,one called him husband,grandkids called him pawpaw,others called him dad.
He didn't have much but if you needed it he'd give you what he had.
He's gonna be missed by many,never forgotten,and he'll always be loved.
Anytime we want to say hey all we'll have to do is look up above.
He's not really leaving us he'll always be with us in our hearts,
No matter how many miles away we're never gonna be that far apart.
Even though you may be gone one thing will always be true,
No matter where you are we'll Always Love You!!
Written by:
Jennifer Barrette
In Memory of my PawPaw
J.B.Senn
December 26,2001
Inscription
God saw he was getting tired,
And a cure was not to be:
So he put His arms around him
And whispered,"Come with me."
With tearful eyes we watched him suffer,
And saw him fade away:
Although we loved him dearly,
We could not make him stay.
A golden heart stopped beating,
Hard working hands to rest;
God broke our hearts to prove to us,
He only takes the Best!
Gravesite Details
Thank you Nicole Janzen-Avery for sponsoring my daddy's memorial.
