Doris Westbrook Parum, 88 of Hobbs, NM, got her angel wings on the afternoon of January 17, 2015, in Odessa, TX where she had resided the past 2 years.

Funeral services will be held at 10 am, Wednesday, January 21, at Chapel of Hope in Hobbs with Reverend Jimmy Braswell officiating. Visitation is scheduled for Tuesday, January 20 from 11 until 5 and on Wednesday 8 until service time. Burial will follow at Prairie Haven Cemetery.

Doris was born in Muleshoe, TX to Floyd Oliver and Myrtle Alice Hennington on March 28, 1926. She was #7 of 12, also known as the “Dirty Dozen”. She married Billy Reed Parum on April 24 in 1974. She was a homemaker.

Doris is preceded in death by her husbands, Clint Westbrook and Billy Reed Parum, parents, Floyd Oliver Hennington and Myrtle Alice Hennington, brothers; William Glenn Hennington, Thomas Clement (TC) Hennington and Billy Donald Hennington, sisters; Geneva Allene Pruit, Juanita Medora Frith, Viola Ellen Bynum, Leona Yevonne Brackeen, and one great granddaughter.

She is survived by her brothers; Floyd Oliver Hennington, Jr. of Hobbs, NM, Earl Wayne Hennington and Helen of San Angelo, TX, sisters; Ella Lorene Blanton of Rockport, TX and Patricia Susan Carwile of Robert Lee, TX, children; Lynn Westbrook and Brenda of Odessa, TX and Ronnie Westbrook and Wilda of Hobbs, grandchildren; Joey Westbrook and Leah, Michael Westbrook and Patty of Hobbs, Corey Westbrook and Lee Ann of Odessa, TX, Tami Gregory and Don of Rockhill, SC, Lori Westbrook of Hobbs, NM and Lisa Danko and Brian of Abilene, TX, great grandchildren; Tyler Westbrook, Michaela Valles, Michael Westbrook, Jr., Jessica Durham, Joshua Durham, Nathan Trujillo, Dakota Westbrook, Bradyn Westbrook Dawson Westbrook, Jared Gore and Sarah and Lane Gore, great-great grandchildren; Khole Trujillo and Emerson Gore, numerous nieces and nephews.

Doris was full of life, always had fun with everything and could lift family spirits by making funny jokes. There was never a dull moment with her around, even at the Hennington Family Reunion in June 2014, only 7 months before her passing. She was still having a good time, telling stories of her life, and reminding many of us of things we did as youngsters, too. A source of great delight has departed earth, but she is now in heaven with all her family who has gone on before and no doubt, everyone is having lots more fun there, because Doris is now there and has to be livening everything up.