Agnes Jarriel Easom of Tallahassee, Florida, entered into eternal rest on Saturday, September 18, 2022, at the age of 67 with her daughters and husband by her side. She was the daughter of Ned and Annie Mae Jarriel. Agnes was born in West Palm Beach, Florida on July 14, 1955, but spent the majority of her adulthood, living in the Panhandle of Florida.
Agnes leaves behind her husband, Leon Easom, two daughters, Molly Clore (Eric) and Janie Register (Josh), along with four grandchildren (Thomas and Tucker Clore; Jadie Kate and Jessie Register.) She is survived by her siblings, Bobby Jarriel (Shirley) of Wauchula, FL, Ken Jarriel of Royal Palm Beach, FL, and Molly Roberts (Vic) of Cottondale, FL.
Agnes loved Jesus and will be remembered for her fierce love for her family, her servant's heart, and her motto in life: "if it's meant to be, we will figure it out together." She valued education and hard work. Agnes was a firm believer in giving back to her community and was always taking care of others. She silently served in many capacities over the years in her church, local assistive living facility, foster care, and in the classroom. Before her retirement, Agnes worked as an accountant for the Department of Children and Families with the State of Florida. After her retirement, she enjoyed baking for others, bird watching, reading, spending time with her grandchildren, and volunteering at Fort Braden School. Her time here on earth was well spent and she has changed the world for the better. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the charity of your choice in her memory.
Agnes leaves behind her husband, Leon Easom, two daughters, Molly Clore (Eric) and Janie Register (Josh), along with four grandchildren (Thomas and Tucker Clore; Jadie Kate and Jessie Register.) She is survived by her siblings, Bobby Jarriel (Shirley) of Wauchula, FL, Ken Jarriel of Royal Palm Beach, FL, and Molly Roberts (Vic) of Cottondale, FL.
Agnes loved Jesus and will be remembered for her fierce love for her family, her servant's heart, and her motto in life: "if it's meant to be, we will figure it out together." She valued education and hard work. Agnes was a firm believer in giving back to her community and was always taking care of others. She silently served in many capacities over the years in her church, local assistive living facility, foster care, and in the classroom. Before her retirement, Agnes worked as an accountant for the Department of Children and Families with the State of Florida. After her retirement, she enjoyed baking for others, bird watching, reading, spending time with her grandchildren, and volunteering at Fort Braden School. Her time here on earth was well spent and she has changed the world for the better. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the charity of your choice in her memory.
Agnes Jarriel Easom of Tallahassee, Florida, entered into eternal rest on Saturday, September 18, 2022, at the age of 67 with her daughters and husband by her side. She was the daughter of Ned and Annie Mae Jarriel. Agnes was born in West Palm Beach, Florida on July 14, 1955, but spent the majority of her adulthood, living in the Panhandle of Florida.
Agnes leaves behind her husband, Leon Easom, two daughters, Molly Clore (Eric) and Janie Register (Josh), along with four grandchildren (Thomas and Tucker Clore; Jadie Kate and Jessie Register.) She is survived by her siblings, Bobby Jarriel (Shirley) of Wauchula, FL, Ken Jarriel of Royal Palm Beach, FL, and Molly Roberts (Vic) of Cottondale, FL.
Agnes loved Jesus and will be remembered for her fierce love for her family, her servant's heart, and her motto in life: "if it's meant to be, we will figure it out together." She valued education and hard work. Agnes was a firm believer in giving back to her community and was always taking care of others. She silently served in many capacities over the years in her church, local assistive living facility, foster care, and in the classroom. Before her retirement, Agnes worked as an accountant for the Department of Children and Families with the State of Florida. After her retirement, she enjoyed baking for others, bird watching, reading, spending time with her grandchildren, and volunteering at Fort Braden School. Her time here on earth was well spent and she has changed the world for the better. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the charity of your choice in her memory.
Agnes leaves behind her husband, Leon Easom, two daughters, Molly Clore (Eric) and Janie Register (Josh), along with four grandchildren (Thomas and Tucker Clore; Jadie Kate and Jessie Register.) She is survived by her siblings, Bobby Jarriel (Shirley) of Wauchula, FL, Ken Jarriel of Royal Palm Beach, FL, and Molly Roberts (Vic) of Cottondale, FL.
Agnes loved Jesus and will be remembered for her fierce love for her family, her servant's heart, and her motto in life: "if it's meant to be, we will figure it out together." She valued education and hard work. Agnes was a firm believer in giving back to her community and was always taking care of others. She silently served in many capacities over the years in her church, local assistive living facility, foster care, and in the classroom. Before her retirement, Agnes worked as an accountant for the Department of Children and Families with the State of Florida. After her retirement, she enjoyed baking for others, bird watching, reading, spending time with her grandchildren, and volunteering at Fort Braden School. Her time here on earth was well spent and she has changed the world for the better. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the charity of your choice in her memory.
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