Betty Fennell

SERVICE: 11 a.m. Friday Sept. 15, Clarence J. Jimerson Chapel 4725 Vermont Ave. Interment: 1 p.m. at DFW. Visitation: Noon to 6 p.m. Wake: 6 to 7 p.m. both on Thursday at the funeral home A time to be born... On October 12, 1931, in Brazoria, Texas, a precious baby girl was entrusted to Weldon King and Lorene Robertson. The proud and happy parents would name their gift from God, Betty Lou. Oh, what joy she would bring to their hearts and lives!  Betty was educated in the Fort Worth Independent School District, where she proudly   attended the historic I.M. Terrell High School. A time to cherish... She was blessed to become the mother of seven wonderful children; and enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. All may not know her story nor all the things she had been through, but she did not let any circumstances keep her from living a life of purpose. In her free time she enjoyed sewing, crocheting  and doing crossword puzzles. A time to mourn….. On September 4, 2017, in the year of our Lord, Betty Lou Fennell, stepped into a prepared place for a prepared people. She heard the Master say, “come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of world”. Matthew 25:34  She is now reunited with her parents; Weldon King and Lorene Robertson and her son;  John Fennell. He will not leave you comfortless... Those left with fond and precious memories are her loving spouse John C. Crayton, devoted children; Bobby White, Patricia White (Henderson), James White (Lisa), Debra Fennell (Troy), John   Fennell, Anthony Fennell (Bessie) and Michael Fennell, grandchildren; Monica, Shanya, Tonya, Lucretia, Derrick, Dee, Raefell, Majuana, Denikqua, Lamonte, John D., Alma J. Anthony, III, Keisha, James, Jr., Jocelyn, Jennifer, Davon, Neiman, Jarred, Nevia,  Tavia, Tori, Raymona, Jasmine and Patricia, forty-nine great-grandchildren, thirty-three great-great grandchildren, cousin; Gloria Jean Mack, best friend; Stella Barker and a host of other loving relatives and friends.