Jo Ann Thompson Program

The Homegoing Celebration for Gail

S ATURDAY , J ULY 31, 2021 | 1:00 PM N EW C REATION B IBLE C HURCH 9028 F ERGUSON R D . | D ALLAS , TX E LDER P AUL J ACKS , O FFICIATING Thompson Jo Ann

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Processional …………………........….…. Clergy, Pallbearers and the Family

The Scripture Readings: Minister

Old Testament ….…………….I Thessalonians 4:13-18 New Testament ………………Isaiah 26:3-4

Prayer ………………..………………...........………..……………………. Minister

Resolutions …..................................................... New Creation Bible Church

Remarks ………........................................................… Limit 2 Minutes, Please

Musical Selection …....………….………… “Well Done” & “Near The Cross”

Eulogy ……………........………......……………...…………….. Pastor Sherman

Solo …………………………………………………………..Joe Tom Thompson

Parting View…………………………….……..Golden Gate Funeral Directors

Recessional …………………………………………..………… Funeral Cortege

Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. Trust ye in the Lord for ever: for in the Lord Jehovah is everlasting strength: ISAIAH 26:3-4

J O A NN T HOMPSON was born to the parentage of Joe Tom Thompson and Opal Estell Davis on August 20, 1944 in Dallas, TX. She accepted Christ at an early age. She attended school at DISD, which she later became a dedicated, loyal Food Technician for thirty years at DISD (George Washington Carver Learning Center). She later met and married Mr. Billy Ray Fuller (Paw-Paw). She leaves to cherish her memory: one son, Gregory Thompson (Cynthia), four daughters; Elizabeth Ann McCullough, Ravenida Lashawn Thompson, Tammy Thompson (Staycee Pfiel), Shaland Thompson-Doyle; nine grandchildren, Mieshea Pruitt-Roddy (Timothy), Shakya Thompson, Jimmy Thompson (Natasha), Dymon Thompson, Nepheteria Thompson, Tenila Thompson, Kenedra Morgan, LaKesha Thompson, Tymia Doyle, one special friend, Angela Durham; one sister, Jannie Jackson; three brothers, Joe Tom Thompson, Howard Thompson (Jaquetta), Nelson Williams; a host of great-grandchildren, great-great- grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends. She is preceded in death by her five sisters; two brothers; and one great-granddaughter, Eve Z. Jammer.

Her Life Reflections

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Our lives are sad because you are gone But in our hearts we know you're not alone. God let us have you for a limited time, Then called you home to rest; Dear, sweet grandmother of mine. Countless times we needed you, countless times we cried If our love could have save you, you wouldn't have died. Our love grows stronger after each passing day Treasuring the memories that will never fade away. There will never be another like you, God broke the mold It will be up to us for all your Greatness to be told. You left an impression that will forever be in our hearts Your love will burn on in us, you started a fire with your spark Mama, we love you and miss you very much How wonderful it would be we could feel your touch. The time has come to say good-night, but never good-bye You went to be with Jesus and rest on high. ;QWT )TCPFEJKNFTGP

Precious Memories

Perhaps you sent a lovely card or sat quietly in a chair. Perhaps you sent a floral piece, if so, we saw it there. Perhaps you prayed a sincere prayer or came to pay a call. Perhaps you sang a cheerful song, if so, we heard it all. Perhaps you spoke the kindest words, as any friend could say. Perhaps you prepared a tasty dish, or maybe furnished a car. Perhaps you rendered a service unseen, near at hand or from afar. Whatever you did to console our hearts, by word or deed or touch. Whatever was the kindly part, we thank you, oh so very much. -The Family

Jimmy Thompson • Rebel Odum • Greg Thompson Joseph Bell • Le’Kendrick Robinson • Carl Robinson

Henry Turner • Seneca Wilson • Gerald lee Ray Turner • Joe Tom Thompson

Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery Dallas, Texas

“In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you.” -John 14:2