Marvie (Hargis) Terrill
Born in Webb City, Missouri on January 12, 1931, Died September 7th 2008 at her home in Carl Junction.
Marvie and her husband Al moved back to Carl Junction, (Marvie's home town), thirty eight years ago. They started a construction business and built the Oak Tree Estates Subdivision in Carl Junction. They then opened Marvie's Drive-In, North Main St. Joplin on January 30, 1988. The girls and grandchildren worked with Marvie and Al at the Drive-In until it closed in 1998. Marvie then went to work at the Holiday Inn in the Banquets department. She worked there until she retired in 2000.
Marvie danced at every opportunity she got and loved listening to music. She spent a lot of time in her yard gardening. She was a member of the Carl Junction Cultivators. She enjoyed shopping. If shopping were an Olympic sport she would have brought home the Gold. Another one of her passions was bowling. She continued bowling with her Aunt Virginia and Uncle Charlie Summers until 2007 when she was diagnosed with Esophageal Cancer. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. She was also a member of the Women's Christian Singles. Marvie loved to play cards, dominoes and Chinese checkers with her family and friends. She continued to enjoy beating all comers up until two weeks before her death. She was the happiest when surrounded by her family and friends.
Preceded in death by: her husband Albert J. Terrill and her daughter,
Charmane Terrill, her parents: L. D. Hargis and Helen Dowden, her brothers: John Hargis, Dolph Hargis, Jimmy Hargis and a sister, Chrissie Pratt
Survived By: 3 Daughters: Rebecca and husband Ron Macy of Neosho, Mo., Melissa and husband Gene Hilgenberg and Angela Corben of Carl Junction, Mo.
22 Grandchildren: AJ Terrill of Neosho, Mo., Jason and Rachel Berry of Carl Junction, Mo., Josh Berry of Joplin, John Fanoele of Joplin, Mo., Jake Fanoele of Tulsa, Ok.
Zack, and Rhonda Macy of Neosho, Mo, David and wife Niki Hilgenberg of Kansas City, Mo. Justin and wife Andrea Hilgenberg of Joplin, Mo., Amber and husband Gary Pierce Jr. of Webb City, Mo. Elizabeth Hilgenberg of Joplin, Mo., Sarah Hilgenberg of Carl Junction, Mo., Brooke, Seth, Olivia, Mariah, Elijah, and Anna Corben of Carl Junction, Mo.
10 Great Grandchildren: Emily and Audrey Berry of Carl Junction, Alex and Nathan Berry of Webb City, Ryan, and William Berry of Neosho, Mo., Caylee, Garrett, and Aidan Pierce of Webb City, Mo., and Ronen Hilgenberg of Kansas City, Mo.
Sisters: Janice Barry and Pearla Dean Crowley of Dallas Texas, Jeannie and Husband Lloyd Tuggle of South Lake, Texas and Sister-in-Law Donna Hargis.
Marvie has several nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends who will miss her dearly.
Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 10th at Parker Chapel with Rev. Bob Simon officiating. Interment will follow at Carl Junction Cemetery with Jason Berry, Josh Berry, David Hilgenberg, Justin Hilgenberg, John Fanoele and Jake Fanoele serving as pallbearers. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at Parker Mortuary. Memorial contributions may be made to St. John's Hospice.
Born in Webb City, Missouri on January 12, 1931, Died September 7th 2008 at her home in Carl Junction.
Marvie and her husband Al moved back to Carl Junction, (Marvie's home town), thirty eight years ago. They started a construction business and built the Oak Tree Estates Subdivision in Carl Junction. They then opened Marvie's Drive-In, North Main St. Joplin on January 30, 1988. The girls and grandchildren worked with Marvie and Al at the Drive-In until it closed in 1998. Marvie then went to work at the Holiday Inn in the Banquets department. She worked there until she retired in 2000.
Marvie danced at every opportunity she got and loved listening to music. She spent a lot of time in her yard gardening. She was a member of the Carl Junction Cultivators. She enjoyed shopping. If shopping were an Olympic sport she would have brought home the Gold. Another one of her passions was bowling. She continued bowling with her Aunt Virginia and Uncle Charlie Summers until 2007 when she was diagnosed with Esophageal Cancer. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. She was also a member of the Women's Christian Singles. Marvie loved to play cards, dominoes and Chinese checkers with her family and friends. She continued to enjoy beating all comers up until two weeks before her death. She was the happiest when surrounded by her family and friends.
Preceded in death by: her husband Albert J. Terrill and her daughter,
Charmane Terrill, her parents: L. D. Hargis and Helen Dowden, her brothers: John Hargis, Dolph Hargis, Jimmy Hargis and a sister, Chrissie Pratt
Survived By: 3 Daughters: Rebecca and husband Ron Macy of Neosho, Mo., Melissa and husband Gene Hilgenberg and Angela Corben of Carl Junction, Mo.
22 Grandchildren: AJ Terrill of Neosho, Mo., Jason and Rachel Berry of Carl Junction, Mo., Josh Berry of Joplin, John Fanoele of Joplin, Mo., Jake Fanoele of Tulsa, Ok.
Zack, and Rhonda Macy of Neosho, Mo, David and wife Niki Hilgenberg of Kansas City, Mo. Justin and wife Andrea Hilgenberg of Joplin, Mo., Amber and husband Gary Pierce Jr. of Webb City, Mo. Elizabeth Hilgenberg of Joplin, Mo., Sarah Hilgenberg of Carl Junction, Mo., Brooke, Seth, Olivia, Mariah, Elijah, and Anna Corben of Carl Junction, Mo.
10 Great Grandchildren: Emily and Audrey Berry of Carl Junction, Alex and Nathan Berry of Webb City, Ryan, and William Berry of Neosho, Mo., Caylee, Garrett, and Aidan Pierce of Webb City, Mo., and Ronen Hilgenberg of Kansas City, Mo.
Sisters: Janice Barry and Pearla Dean Crowley of Dallas Texas, Jeannie and Husband Lloyd Tuggle of South Lake, Texas and Sister-in-Law Donna Hargis.
Marvie has several nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends who will miss her dearly.
Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 10th at Parker Chapel with Rev. Bob Simon officiating. Interment will follow at Carl Junction Cemetery with Jason Berry, Josh Berry, David Hilgenberg, Justin Hilgenberg, John Fanoele and Jake Fanoele serving as pallbearers. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at Parker Mortuary. Memorial contributions may be made to St. John's Hospice.
Marvie (Hargis) Terrill
Born in Webb City, Missouri on January 12, 1931, Died September 7th 2008 at her home in Carl Junction.
Marvie and her husband Al moved back to Carl Junction, (Marvie's home town), thirty eight years ago. They started a construction business and built the Oak Tree Estates Subdivision in Carl Junction. They then opened Marvie's Drive-In, North Main St. Joplin on January 30, 1988. The girls and grandchildren worked with Marvie and Al at the Drive-In until it closed in 1998. Marvie then went to work at the Holiday Inn in the Banquets department. She worked there until she retired in 2000.
Marvie danced at every opportunity she got and loved listening to music. She spent a lot of time in her yard gardening. She was a member of the Carl Junction Cultivators. She enjoyed shopping. If shopping were an Olympic sport she would have brought home the Gold. Another one of her passions was bowling. She continued bowling with her Aunt Virginia and Uncle Charlie Summers until 2007 when she was diagnosed with Esophageal Cancer. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. She was also a member of the Women's Christian Singles. Marvie loved to play cards, dominoes and Chinese checkers with her family and friends. She continued to enjoy beating all comers up until two weeks before her death. She was the happiest when surrounded by her family and friends.
Preceded in death by: her husband Albert J. Terrill and her daughter,
Charmane Terrill, her parents: L. D. Hargis and Helen Dowden, her brothers: John Hargis, Dolph Hargis, Jimmy Hargis and a sister, Chrissie Pratt
Survived By: 3 Daughters: Rebecca and husband Ron Macy of Neosho, Mo., Melissa and husband Gene Hilgenberg and Angela Corben of Carl Junction, Mo.
22 Grandchildren: AJ Terrill of Neosho, Mo., Jason and Rachel Berry of Carl Junction, Mo., Josh Berry of Joplin, John Fanoele of Joplin, Mo., Jake Fanoele of Tulsa, Ok.
Zack, and Rhonda Macy of Neosho, Mo, David and wife Niki Hilgenberg of Kansas City, Mo. Justin and wife Andrea Hilgenberg of Joplin, Mo., Amber and husband Gary Pierce Jr. of Webb City, Mo. Elizabeth Hilgenberg of Joplin, Mo., Sarah Hilgenberg of Carl Junction, Mo., Brooke, Seth, Olivia, Mariah, Elijah, and Anna Corben of Carl Junction, Mo.
10 Great Grandchildren: Emily and Audrey Berry of Carl Junction, Alex and Nathan Berry of Webb City, Ryan, and William Berry of Neosho, Mo., Caylee, Garrett, and Aidan Pierce of Webb City, Mo., and Ronen Hilgenberg of Kansas City, Mo.
Sisters: Janice Barry and Pearla Dean Crowley of Dallas Texas, Jeannie and Husband Lloyd Tuggle of South Lake, Texas and Sister-in-Law Donna Hargis.
Marvie has several nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends who will miss her dearly.
Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 10th at Parker Chapel with Rev. Bob Simon officiating. Interment will follow at Carl Junction Cemetery with Jason Berry, Josh Berry, David Hilgenberg, Justin Hilgenberg, John Fanoele and Jake Fanoele serving as pallbearers. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at Parker Mortuary. Memorial contributions may be made to St. John's Hospice.
Born in Webb City, Missouri on January 12, 1931, Died September 7th 2008 at her home in Carl Junction.
Marvie and her husband Al moved back to Carl Junction, (Marvie's home town), thirty eight years ago. They started a construction business and built the Oak Tree Estates Subdivision in Carl Junction. They then opened Marvie's Drive-In, North Main St. Joplin on January 30, 1988. The girls and grandchildren worked with Marvie and Al at the Drive-In until it closed in 1998. Marvie then went to work at the Holiday Inn in the Banquets department. She worked there until she retired in 2000.
Marvie danced at every opportunity she got and loved listening to music. She spent a lot of time in her yard gardening. She was a member of the Carl Junction Cultivators. She enjoyed shopping. If shopping were an Olympic sport she would have brought home the Gold. Another one of her passions was bowling. She continued bowling with her Aunt Virginia and Uncle Charlie Summers until 2007 when she was diagnosed with Esophageal Cancer. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. She was also a member of the Women's Christian Singles. Marvie loved to play cards, dominoes and Chinese checkers with her family and friends. She continued to enjoy beating all comers up until two weeks before her death. She was the happiest when surrounded by her family and friends.
Preceded in death by: her husband Albert J. Terrill and her daughter,
Charmane Terrill, her parents: L. D. Hargis and Helen Dowden, her brothers: John Hargis, Dolph Hargis, Jimmy Hargis and a sister, Chrissie Pratt
Survived By: 3 Daughters: Rebecca and husband Ron Macy of Neosho, Mo., Melissa and husband Gene Hilgenberg and Angela Corben of Carl Junction, Mo.
22 Grandchildren: AJ Terrill of Neosho, Mo., Jason and Rachel Berry of Carl Junction, Mo., Josh Berry of Joplin, John Fanoele of Joplin, Mo., Jake Fanoele of Tulsa, Ok.
Zack, and Rhonda Macy of Neosho, Mo, David and wife Niki Hilgenberg of Kansas City, Mo. Justin and wife Andrea Hilgenberg of Joplin, Mo., Amber and husband Gary Pierce Jr. of Webb City, Mo. Elizabeth Hilgenberg of Joplin, Mo., Sarah Hilgenberg of Carl Junction, Mo., Brooke, Seth, Olivia, Mariah, Elijah, and Anna Corben of Carl Junction, Mo.
10 Great Grandchildren: Emily and Audrey Berry of Carl Junction, Alex and Nathan Berry of Webb City, Ryan, and William Berry of Neosho, Mo., Caylee, Garrett, and Aidan Pierce of Webb City, Mo., and Ronen Hilgenberg of Kansas City, Mo.
Sisters: Janice Barry and Pearla Dean Crowley of Dallas Texas, Jeannie and Husband Lloyd Tuggle of South Lake, Texas and Sister-in-Law Donna Hargis.
Marvie has several nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends who will miss her dearly.
Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 10th at Parker Chapel with Rev. Bob Simon officiating. Interment will follow at Carl Junction Cemetery with Jason Berry, Josh Berry, David Hilgenberg, Justin Hilgenberg, John Fanoele and Jake Fanoele serving as pallbearers. The family will receive friends from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Tuesday at Parker Mortuary. Memorial contributions may be made to St. John's Hospice.
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