Name Age
Elzie Ault 29
Velma Ault 26
Velma Jean Ault 5
Source: 1940 US Federal Census, Sherwood, Irion County, Texas∼Velma Jean Ault, 80, of San Angelo, passed away May 10, 2015, at the Senior Care Meadow Creek. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m., Friday, May 15, 2015, at Johnsons's Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 16, 2015, in Sherwood Cemetery.
Jeanie was born in San Angelo, Texas, to the late Elzie and Velma Ault. While growing up, Jeanie's father, Elzie, was a rancher so Jeanie grew up surrounded by horses, dogs, and cats, and she loved all animals. She also loved sending greeting cards to family and friends and watching her large collection of old movies.
Jeanie had a deep love of music and was an accomplished pianist and violinist, so when she graduated from San Angelo High School, she worked as a private music teacher. She eventually moved to Dallas and worked at the Baptist Book Store and moved to Austin where she worked for the University of Texas film department. Later in her life, she played and entertained in her home on her beloved baby grand Steinway piano. Her other passion was traveling the world. She traveled with friends and church groups to 38 countries plus 39 states.
Jeanie was a long standing member of The First Baptist Church in San Angelo. She was involved in the church "Christmas Shoe Box for Children" project and worked tirelessly decorating and filling many children's boxes with school supplies and small personal items for church members and friends. These boxes were sent to poor countries and brought joy to the hearts of children that had very little.
Survivors include numerous cousins from the Aults and Jennings side of her family. T18
Elzie Ault 29
Velma Ault 26
Velma Jean Ault 5
Source: 1940 US Federal Census, Sherwood, Irion County, Texas∼Velma Jean Ault, 80, of San Angelo, passed away May 10, 2015, at the Senior Care Meadow Creek. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m., Friday, May 15, 2015, at Johnsons's Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 16, 2015, in Sherwood Cemetery.
Jeanie was born in San Angelo, Texas, to the late Elzie and Velma Ault. While growing up, Jeanie's father, Elzie, was a rancher so Jeanie grew up surrounded by horses, dogs, and cats, and she loved all animals. She also loved sending greeting cards to family and friends and watching her large collection of old movies.
Jeanie had a deep love of music and was an accomplished pianist and violinist, so when she graduated from San Angelo High School, she worked as a private music teacher. She eventually moved to Dallas and worked at the Baptist Book Store and moved to Austin where she worked for the University of Texas film department. Later in her life, she played and entertained in her home on her beloved baby grand Steinway piano. Her other passion was traveling the world. She traveled with friends and church groups to 38 countries plus 39 states.
Jeanie was a long standing member of The First Baptist Church in San Angelo. She was involved in the church "Christmas Shoe Box for Children" project and worked tirelessly decorating and filling many children's boxes with school supplies and small personal items for church members and friends. These boxes were sent to poor countries and brought joy to the hearts of children that had very little.
Survivors include numerous cousins from the Aults and Jennings side of her family. T18
Name Age
Elzie Ault 29
Velma Ault 26
Velma Jean Ault 5
Source: 1940 US Federal Census, Sherwood, Irion County, Texas∼Velma Jean Ault, 80, of San Angelo, passed away May 10, 2015, at the Senior Care Meadow Creek. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m., Friday, May 15, 2015, at Johnsons's Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 16, 2015, in Sherwood Cemetery.
Jeanie was born in San Angelo, Texas, to the late Elzie and Velma Ault. While growing up, Jeanie's father, Elzie, was a rancher so Jeanie grew up surrounded by horses, dogs, and cats, and she loved all animals. She also loved sending greeting cards to family and friends and watching her large collection of old movies.
Jeanie had a deep love of music and was an accomplished pianist and violinist, so when she graduated from San Angelo High School, she worked as a private music teacher. She eventually moved to Dallas and worked at the Baptist Book Store and moved to Austin where she worked for the University of Texas film department. Later in her life, she played and entertained in her home on her beloved baby grand Steinway piano. Her other passion was traveling the world. She traveled with friends and church groups to 38 countries plus 39 states.
Jeanie was a long standing member of The First Baptist Church in San Angelo. She was involved in the church "Christmas Shoe Box for Children" project and worked tirelessly decorating and filling many children's boxes with school supplies and small personal items for church members and friends. These boxes were sent to poor countries and brought joy to the hearts of children that had very little.
Survivors include numerous cousins from the Aults and Jennings side of her family. T18
Elzie Ault 29
Velma Ault 26
Velma Jean Ault 5
Source: 1940 US Federal Census, Sherwood, Irion County, Texas∼Velma Jean Ault, 80, of San Angelo, passed away May 10, 2015, at the Senior Care Meadow Creek. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m., Friday, May 15, 2015, at Johnsons's Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 16, 2015, in Sherwood Cemetery.
Jeanie was born in San Angelo, Texas, to the late Elzie and Velma Ault. While growing up, Jeanie's father, Elzie, was a rancher so Jeanie grew up surrounded by horses, dogs, and cats, and she loved all animals. She also loved sending greeting cards to family and friends and watching her large collection of old movies.
Jeanie had a deep love of music and was an accomplished pianist and violinist, so when she graduated from San Angelo High School, she worked as a private music teacher. She eventually moved to Dallas and worked at the Baptist Book Store and moved to Austin where she worked for the University of Texas film department. Later in her life, she played and entertained in her home on her beloved baby grand Steinway piano. Her other passion was traveling the world. She traveled with friends and church groups to 38 countries plus 39 states.
Jeanie was a long standing member of The First Baptist Church in San Angelo. She was involved in the church "Christmas Shoe Box for Children" project and worked tirelessly decorating and filling many children's boxes with school supplies and small personal items for church members and friends. These boxes were sent to poor countries and brought joy to the hearts of children that had very little.
Survivors include numerous cousins from the Aults and Jennings side of her family. T18
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