Jo Nell Barnhill Dennis came to us on March 11, 1955, at the U.S. Navy Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, and left us Tuesday, November 17, 2015.
In the very near future, a gathering of family and friends will celebrate her life.
She was born a proud Navy brat, living from Washington, D.C. to Pensacola, Florida, and moving to Fort Worth in 1964. She graduated from Richland High School, married her high school sweetheart, continued her career, and started their family. Jo enjoyed and dearly loved her four sons, her two sisters (who were her best friends), and remaining family members. She was an exceptional cook, and greatly enjoyed antiquing, gardening and just spending time with her family.
Jo was employed for 30-plus years with Teccor in Irving, and for the past six years at Vario Systems in Southlake. During all of her many years of employment, she made many friends and long-lasting friendships.
Jo was a loving woman with lots of fun about her. She was so caring and thoughtful to all she knew and loved. She will forever be remembered and missed by her family and friends.
She was predeceased by her parents, J.C. "Barney" and Jean Barnhill.
Jo is survived by her sons, Dan Dennis, triplets, Craig, Kyle and Clay Dennis; sisters, Jani Stokes and husband, Gary, Julie Alberda and husband, Henry; stepmother, Venita Barnhill; niece, Robyn Miller; nephew, Scott Leonard and their four children; many cousins; countless friends and coworkers; special neighbor, Dusty Kennedy and family; and Jack and Sissy, her two furry companions.
In the very near future, a gathering of family and friends will celebrate her life.
She was born a proud Navy brat, living from Washington, D.C. to Pensacola, Florida, and moving to Fort Worth in 1964. She graduated from Richland High School, married her high school sweetheart, continued her career, and started their family. Jo enjoyed and dearly loved her four sons, her two sisters (who were her best friends), and remaining family members. She was an exceptional cook, and greatly enjoyed antiquing, gardening and just spending time with her family.
Jo was employed for 30-plus years with Teccor in Irving, and for the past six years at Vario Systems in Southlake. During all of her many years of employment, she made many friends and long-lasting friendships.
Jo was a loving woman with lots of fun about her. She was so caring and thoughtful to all she knew and loved. She will forever be remembered and missed by her family and friends.
She was predeceased by her parents, J.C. "Barney" and Jean Barnhill.
Jo is survived by her sons, Dan Dennis, triplets, Craig, Kyle and Clay Dennis; sisters, Jani Stokes and husband, Gary, Julie Alberda and husband, Henry; stepmother, Venita Barnhill; niece, Robyn Miller; nephew, Scott Leonard and their four children; many cousins; countless friends and coworkers; special neighbor, Dusty Kennedy and family; and Jack and Sissy, her two furry companions.
Jo Nell Barnhill Dennis came to us on March 11, 1955, at the U.S. Navy Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, and left us Tuesday, November 17, 2015.
In the very near future, a gathering of family and friends will celebrate her life.
She was born a proud Navy brat, living from Washington, D.C. to Pensacola, Florida, and moving to Fort Worth in 1964. She graduated from Richland High School, married her high school sweetheart, continued her career, and started their family. Jo enjoyed and dearly loved her four sons, her two sisters (who were her best friends), and remaining family members. She was an exceptional cook, and greatly enjoyed antiquing, gardening and just spending time with her family.
Jo was employed for 30-plus years with Teccor in Irving, and for the past six years at Vario Systems in Southlake. During all of her many years of employment, she made many friends and long-lasting friendships.
Jo was a loving woman with lots of fun about her. She was so caring and thoughtful to all she knew and loved. She will forever be remembered and missed by her family and friends.
She was predeceased by her parents, J.C. "Barney" and Jean Barnhill.
Jo is survived by her sons, Dan Dennis, triplets, Craig, Kyle and Clay Dennis; sisters, Jani Stokes and husband, Gary, Julie Alberda and husband, Henry; stepmother, Venita Barnhill; niece, Robyn Miller; nephew, Scott Leonard and their four children; many cousins; countless friends and coworkers; special neighbor, Dusty Kennedy and family; and Jack and Sissy, her two furry companions.
In the very near future, a gathering of family and friends will celebrate her life.
She was born a proud Navy brat, living from Washington, D.C. to Pensacola, Florida, and moving to Fort Worth in 1964. She graduated from Richland High School, married her high school sweetheart, continued her career, and started their family. Jo enjoyed and dearly loved her four sons, her two sisters (who were her best friends), and remaining family members. She was an exceptional cook, and greatly enjoyed antiquing, gardening and just spending time with her family.
Jo was employed for 30-plus years with Teccor in Irving, and for the past six years at Vario Systems in Southlake. During all of her many years of employment, she made many friends and long-lasting friendships.
Jo was a loving woman with lots of fun about her. She was so caring and thoughtful to all she knew and loved. She will forever be remembered and missed by her family and friends.
She was predeceased by her parents, J.C. "Barney" and Jean Barnhill.
Jo is survived by her sons, Dan Dennis, triplets, Craig, Kyle and Clay Dennis; sisters, Jani Stokes and husband, Gary, Julie Alberda and husband, Henry; stepmother, Venita Barnhill; niece, Robyn Miller; nephew, Scott Leonard and their four children; many cousins; countless friends and coworkers; special neighbor, Dusty Kennedy and family; and Jack and Sissy, her two furry companions.
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