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Jennie Pair
Jennie Pair, 82, of Granbury passed away on January 2, 2022. Jennie was born on May 3, 1939 to Douglas and Jennie McEvers in Houston,Texas. She graduated from Big Spring High School in 1957. She attended North Texas State University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Education and later a masters degree in Education from Texas Tech University. She taught for the Lubbock Independent School District and retired in 2000. She was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers Douglas M. McEvers and Donald R. McEvers as well as her son Darrell Henderson. Survivors include her daughters Kenda McPherson of Junction, Texas, Janis Henderson of Lubbock, Texas and a son Brian Smith and wife Krista of Alabama. Seven grandchildren, Kellye SoRelle, Cory Crump (Cristy), Elijah Beck, Ian Boone, Drake Boone, Jason McPherson (Brittany), Landon Smith and Karlee Smith. Eight great grandchildren Madeleine, Isabella, Thomas, Alexia, Noah, Lucas, Lawrence, Kai and another on the way. Her sister Nancy J Dall (Ronald) of Arlington Heights, Illinois. Several nephews, great nieces and nephews and many many friends. The family will have a celebration of life at a time to be determined.
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  1. So sorry to hear about Jennie. I had talked with her a couple of weeks ago and we had a nice long conversation. I worked with Jennie for many years and was delighted with her personality. She was able to relate to her students so well.

    Life is so fleeting. Jennie will be missed

  2. Condolences to all of Jennie’s family. I was so saddened to hear of her passing. I have been friends with Jennie for over thirty years. We have shared many experiences . I will remember all of the hilarious and fun times we have had together . I have always admired her honesty, strength and resiliency. She was a true friend to me. I consider her friendship a gift from God . Rest In Peace my dear friend.

  3. What a great person! Jennie, this Jennie loves you. Our heritage, our family, and now our loss! Rest In Peace dear cousin! Fly high!

  4. I am so sorry that Jennie is no longer part of your daily lives, but I know that the impact she made WILL be part of your lives forever!

    I loved Jennie, and I will miss her comments on Facebook, her sometimes visits with important news, her Christmas letters on updates on her family – which she loved and was so proud of.

    Wes will miss her too. He loved taking her to basketball, football, and baseball games. She was so young at heart and such fun.

    And Rebecca will miss her – her kind comments about Rebecca’s kids on Facebook were always the sweetest. Jennie and Sharon were Rebecca’s first baby sitters!

    I have some wonderful pictures of Jennie, and would love to send them to you! Linda Rowntree, [email protected]

  5. I know that Jennie will no longer be part of your daily lives, but I know that the impact she made WILL be part of your lives forever!

    I loved Jennie, and I will miss her comments on Facebook, her sometimes visits with important news, her Christmas letters on updates on her family – which she loved and was so proud of.

    Wes will miss her too. He loved taking her to basketball, football, and baseball games. She was so young at heart and such fun.

    And Rebecca will miss her – her kind comments about Rebecca’s kids on Facebook were always the sweetest. Jennie and Sharon were Rebecca’s first baby sitters!

    I have some wonderful pictures of Jennie, and would love to send them to you! Linda Rowntree, [email protected]

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