HENNINGTON, Hazel Idell (Israel)
Hazel Hennington age 84, of Clearlake Highlands and Occidental, CA, died peacefully at home in Orangevale, CA, December 18, 2002. She was buried December 26, 2002 at Mt. Vernon Memorial Park in Fair Oaks, CA. Hazel was the daughter of JR and JV Israel. Her husband of 55 years, Elmer, died in 1989. She is survived by three daughters, Shirley, Sybil, and Clara. Her youngest daughter Trudy died in 2000. She has 14 living grandchildren. One grandchild, Christopher, died in 1983. Granddaughters Shelly and Lisa resided near her. She is survived by sisters Mildred, Pauline, Emma and brothers Carlie and James ‘Jabbo’. Her sisters Jimmie, Georgia and Mary, and brother Sanders preceded her in death. She is remembered fondly by 14 grandchildren as a 'Great' Grandma. Famous for her feasts and hospitality, she often entertained family and friends, loved books, gardening, nature treks, fishing, camping, stargazing, and adventures with grandchildren, whose memories are rich with happy, colorful anecdotes. She taught Sunday school, and served as treasurer for 8 years at the Clearlake Baptist Church. During World War II, she worked in the Richmond shipyards. A Desha County, Arkansas farm girl in her youth, she knew how to raise animals, birds, make a rock garden, pour a cement walk, help build a house, grow anything, and brighten many lives with her presence. Her spirit shines in our hearts. Memorial services will be held in the summer. Hospice or church gifts if desired.
Published Online in the Press Democrat on Dec. 31, 2002
Hazel Hennington age 84, of Clearlake Highlands and Occidental, CA, died peacefully at home in Orangevale, CA, December 18, 2002. She was buried December 26, 2002 at Mt. Vernon Memorial Park in Fair Oaks, CA. Hazel was the daughter of JR and JV Israel. Her husband of 55 years, Elmer, died in 1989. She is survived by three daughters, Shirley, Sybil, and Clara. Her youngest daughter Trudy died in 2000. She has 14 living grandchildren. One grandchild, Christopher, died in 1983. Granddaughters Shelly and Lisa resided near her. She is survived by sisters Mildred, Pauline, Emma and brothers Carlie and James ‘Jabbo’. Her sisters Jimmie, Georgia and Mary, and brother Sanders preceded her in death. She is remembered fondly by 14 grandchildren as a 'Great' Grandma. Famous for her feasts and hospitality, she often entertained family and friends, loved books, gardening, nature treks, fishing, camping, stargazing, and adventures with grandchildren, whose memories are rich with happy, colorful anecdotes. She taught Sunday school, and served as treasurer for 8 years at the Clearlake Baptist Church. During World War II, she worked in the Richmond shipyards. A Desha County, Arkansas farm girl in her youth, she knew how to raise animals, birds, make a rock garden, pour a cement walk, help build a house, grow anything, and brighten many lives with her presence. Her spirit shines in our hearts. Memorial services will be held in the summer. Hospice or church gifts if desired.
Published Online in the Press Democrat on Dec. 31, 2002
HENNINGTON, Hazel Idell (Israel)
Hazel Hennington age 84, of Clearlake Highlands and Occidental, CA, died peacefully at home in Orangevale, CA, December 18, 2002. She was buried December 26, 2002 at Mt. Vernon Memorial Park in Fair Oaks, CA. Hazel was the daughter of JR and JV Israel. Her husband of 55 years, Elmer, died in 1989. She is survived by three daughters, Shirley, Sybil, and Clara. Her youngest daughter Trudy died in 2000. She has 14 living grandchildren. One grandchild, Christopher, died in 1983. Granddaughters Shelly and Lisa resided near her. She is survived by sisters Mildred, Pauline, Emma and brothers Carlie and James ‘Jabbo’. Her sisters Jimmie, Georgia and Mary, and brother Sanders preceded her in death. She is remembered fondly by 14 grandchildren as a 'Great' Grandma. Famous for her feasts and hospitality, she often entertained family and friends, loved books, gardening, nature treks, fishing, camping, stargazing, and adventures with grandchildren, whose memories are rich with happy, colorful anecdotes. She taught Sunday school, and served as treasurer for 8 years at the Clearlake Baptist Church. During World War II, she worked in the Richmond shipyards. A Desha County, Arkansas farm girl in her youth, she knew how to raise animals, birds, make a rock garden, pour a cement walk, help build a house, grow anything, and brighten many lives with her presence. Her spirit shines in our hearts. Memorial services will be held in the summer. Hospice or church gifts if desired.
Published Online in the Press Democrat on Dec. 31, 2002
Hazel Hennington age 84, of Clearlake Highlands and Occidental, CA, died peacefully at home in Orangevale, CA, December 18, 2002. She was buried December 26, 2002 at Mt. Vernon Memorial Park in Fair Oaks, CA. Hazel was the daughter of JR and JV Israel. Her husband of 55 years, Elmer, died in 1989. She is survived by three daughters, Shirley, Sybil, and Clara. Her youngest daughter Trudy died in 2000. She has 14 living grandchildren. One grandchild, Christopher, died in 1983. Granddaughters Shelly and Lisa resided near her. She is survived by sisters Mildred, Pauline, Emma and brothers Carlie and James ‘Jabbo’. Her sisters Jimmie, Georgia and Mary, and brother Sanders preceded her in death. She is remembered fondly by 14 grandchildren as a 'Great' Grandma. Famous for her feasts and hospitality, she often entertained family and friends, loved books, gardening, nature treks, fishing, camping, stargazing, and adventures with grandchildren, whose memories are rich with happy, colorful anecdotes. She taught Sunday school, and served as treasurer for 8 years at the Clearlake Baptist Church. During World War II, she worked in the Richmond shipyards. A Desha County, Arkansas farm girl in her youth, she knew how to raise animals, birds, make a rock garden, pour a cement walk, help build a house, grow anything, and brighten many lives with her presence. Her spirit shines in our hearts. Memorial services will be held in the summer. Hospice or church gifts if desired.
Published Online in the Press Democrat on Dec. 31, 2002
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