Mexia Daily News - Obituaries for 06-07: "Mona Jo McBeth Hipp 70 of Franklin, Texas passed away on Wednesday, June 4, 2008 in Bryan, Texas. She was born June 20, 2008 in Cisco, Texas to Cecil McBeth and Willie G. McBeth. She was a graduate of Mexia High School and Baylor University and was a real estate agent and homemaker.
She had been a resident of Franklin for the past 10 years previously living in Bryan, Texas. She was a member of the Central Baptist Church in Bryan, Texas.
She is survived by: Daughter and Son-in-law: Jennifer & Marion Brown of Hurst, Texas; Son - Greg Hipp of Bryan, Texas; Mother - Willie G. McBeth of Franklin; 3 Sisters and 1 Brother-in-law: Glynda McBeth of Franklin, Texas, Lynda & Ernie Fulton of Franklin, Texas, and Cecilia Hoover of Round Rock, Texas; Brother and Sister-in-law: Will & Linda McBeth of Midlothian, Texas; 2 Grandchildren: Jordan Hipp & Makenzie Reeves; and Numerous Nieces & Nephews
Service will be held on Sunday, June 8, 2008 at 2:00 P.M. at the First Baptist Church in Franklin, Texas. Rev. Jim Manning of Franklin will officiate. Burial will be in the Henry Prairie Cemetery near Franklin."
8 comments:
Mona(grammie)was a great grandma to me. I love her so much and miss her more than any one in the world. I remember when she was playing on my trampoline jumping up and down when suddenly she fell and couldn't get up and looked like a ladybug trying to get back to her legs.Then I helped her up and we both started to crack up! I someday look forward to see her again.
She was very popular in high school, and a lovely person.
Mom always had time to listen to me. No matter what kind of day I had she was always happy to hear from me and listen to all my ramblings. I miss our talks so much!!!!
Wow...amazing what happens when you google something. My mom was where I got both my passion and compassion from. Being the daughter of a Baptist preacher is also where I got my hardheadedness and conviction from. Two sentences ending in prepositions, she would not be happy. She lives in and through me as I will through my son. I love you mom.
P.S.- She graduated Baylor University in 1959 and Mexia High in 1955.
Quite a lady, and her legacy lives on. Her younger brother, Wilbert, was in the Class of '59.
Grammy and me always had a fun times and I miss her like crazy and wish she was her with me right now and forever but I know shes happy and i am being selfish. And for anyone out there crying don't worry we will be with one day. So enjoy life and always remember she's looking down at us, singing, laughing, and praising GOD. I want to say I love you mommy, daddy, marion, greg, jordan, and all of my family.
I will always love my GRAMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And praise all of my moments with her hopes she likes our new house from heaven."you rock grammy" I'll see you in heaven grammy, but not any time soon!
Ma ... I still miss you. It''s dads 75 th birthday today ... I think he still misses you too. He's never been the same since you left this world. I love You. - Greg
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