Juanita Foil Andrews 12/27/1920 - 04/10/2020
Myra Juanita Andrews passed away at the great age of 99.
Graveside Memorial Celebration of her life will be on July 3, 2020, 10:00 AM at the Medlin Cemetery in Trophy Club Texas.
July 3, 1937 - Juanita married Rev. Doyle Andrews. She was a homemaker and pastors wife. They spent a lifetime together, pastoring churches from Paris, TX and Mt. Vernon, TX and others over the years.
Juanita was proceeded in death by her husband, Doyle W. Andrews, daughter, Marcel, and grandson, L. Todd Wilbanks.
She is survived by daughters: Myra Soretha Balkam and Glenda Wilbanks Andrews. Five grandchildren: Deborah Gannon, Chris (Curtis) Read, Lynnette Bates, Lolita Huffman, and Nolan Caldwell. Twelve great grandchildren, and 23 great great grandchildren.
She will be remembered by her family as she taught us the Word of God and lived out her life being an example of godly women. She told her daughter about a year ago “I have had a good life”. She is waiting for us in heaven. We will see her again someday. What A Day That Will Be!
J.E. Foust & Son Funeral Directors
Myra Juanita Andrews passed away at the great age of 99.
Graveside Memorial Celebration of her life will be on July 3, 2020, 10:00 AM at the Medlin Cemetery in Trophy Club Texas.
July 3, 1937 - Juanita married Rev. Doyle Andrews. She was a homemaker and pastors wife. They spent a lifetime together, pastoring churches from Paris, TX and Mt. Vernon, TX and others over the years.
Juanita was proceeded in death by her husband, Doyle W. Andrews, daughter, Marcel, and grandson, L. Todd Wilbanks.
She is survived by daughters: Myra Soretha Balkam and Glenda Wilbanks Andrews. Five grandchildren: Deborah Gannon, Chris (Curtis) Read, Lynnette Bates, Lolita Huffman, and Nolan Caldwell. Twelve great grandchildren, and 23 great great grandchildren.
She will be remembered by her family as she taught us the Word of God and lived out her life being an example of godly women. She told her daughter about a year ago “I have had a good life”. She is waiting for us in heaven. We will see her again someday. What A Day That Will Be!
J.E. Foust & Son Funeral Directors
Juanita Foil Andrews 12/27/1920 - 04/10/2020
Myra Juanita Andrews passed away at the great age of 99.
Graveside Memorial Celebration of her life will be on July 3, 2020, 10:00 AM at the Medlin Cemetery in Trophy Club Texas.
July 3, 1937 - Juanita married Rev. Doyle Andrews. She was a homemaker and pastors wife. They spent a lifetime together, pastoring churches from Paris, TX and Mt. Vernon, TX and others over the years.
Juanita was proceeded in death by her husband, Doyle W. Andrews, daughter, Marcel, and grandson, L. Todd Wilbanks.
She is survived by daughters: Myra Soretha Balkam and Glenda Wilbanks Andrews. Five grandchildren: Deborah Gannon, Chris (Curtis) Read, Lynnette Bates, Lolita Huffman, and Nolan Caldwell. Twelve great grandchildren, and 23 great great grandchildren.
She will be remembered by her family as she taught us the Word of God and lived out her life being an example of godly women. She told her daughter about a year ago “I have had a good life”. She is waiting for us in heaven. We will see her again someday. What A Day That Will Be!
J.E. Foust & Son Funeral Directors
Myra Juanita Andrews passed away at the great age of 99.
Graveside Memorial Celebration of her life will be on July 3, 2020, 10:00 AM at the Medlin Cemetery in Trophy Club Texas.
July 3, 1937 - Juanita married Rev. Doyle Andrews. She was a homemaker and pastors wife. They spent a lifetime together, pastoring churches from Paris, TX and Mt. Vernon, TX and others over the years.
Juanita was proceeded in death by her husband, Doyle W. Andrews, daughter, Marcel, and grandson, L. Todd Wilbanks.
She is survived by daughters: Myra Soretha Balkam and Glenda Wilbanks Andrews. Five grandchildren: Deborah Gannon, Chris (Curtis) Read, Lynnette Bates, Lolita Huffman, and Nolan Caldwell. Twelve great grandchildren, and 23 great great grandchildren.
She will be remembered by her family as she taught us the Word of God and lived out her life being an example of godly women. She told her daughter about a year ago “I have had a good life”. She is waiting for us in heaven. We will see her again someday. What A Day That Will Be!
J.E. Foust & Son Funeral Directors
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