Colleen Jones was only 69 when she passed away unexpectedly on Monday, January 28, 2019, in Dallas, Texas. Colleen married Kenny Jones in 1967 they had three children, Bret, Stacy, and Cody. They raised their children in Carlsbad, New Mexico until they moved to Barry, Texas in 1988.
One of the most important things in Colleen's life was her children and grandchildren, her love for her animals and most of all, her love for God. She took great pride in all of them. This family and her role as mother and grandmother was the most important thing to Colleen. This is how she drew her strength and left her legacy. Being with her family was what Colleen enjoyed most of all as she struggled for over 20 years with seizures. Yet through it all, her love and caring for her family, animals and God remained her focus and in so many, many ways, she was able to show that love to her family.
Colleen is survived by three children, three grandchildren, and one amazing great-grandchild, as well as her sister and other relatives.
and friends.
One of the most important things in Colleen's life was her children and grandchildren, her love for her animals and most of all, her love for God. She took great pride in all of them. This family and her role as mother and grandmother was the most important thing to Colleen. This is how she drew her strength and left her legacy. Being with her family was what Colleen enjoyed most of all as she struggled for over 20 years with seizures. Yet through it all, her love and caring for her family, animals and God remained her focus and in so many, many ways, she was able to show that love to her family.
Colleen is survived by three children, three grandchildren, and one amazing great-grandchild, as well as her sister and other relatives.
and friends.
Colleen Jones was only 69 when she passed away unexpectedly on Monday, January 28, 2019, in Dallas, Texas. Colleen married Kenny Jones in 1967 they had three children, Bret, Stacy, and Cody. They raised their children in Carlsbad, New Mexico until they moved to Barry, Texas in 1988.
One of the most important things in Colleen's life was her children and grandchildren, her love for her animals and most of all, her love for God. She took great pride in all of them. This family and her role as mother and grandmother was the most important thing to Colleen. This is how she drew her strength and left her legacy. Being with her family was what Colleen enjoyed most of all as she struggled for over 20 years with seizures. Yet through it all, her love and caring for her family, animals and God remained her focus and in so many, many ways, she was able to show that love to her family.
Colleen is survived by three children, three grandchildren, and one amazing great-grandchild, as well as her sister and other relatives.
and friends.
One of the most important things in Colleen's life was her children and grandchildren, her love for her animals and most of all, her love for God. She took great pride in all of them. This family and her role as mother and grandmother was the most important thing to Colleen. This is how she drew her strength and left her legacy. Being with her family was what Colleen enjoyed most of all as she struggled for over 20 years with seizures. Yet through it all, her love and caring for her family, animals and God remained her focus and in so many, many ways, she was able to show that love to her family.
Colleen is survived by three children, three grandchildren, and one amazing great-grandchild, as well as her sister and other relatives.
and friends.
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