Birth date: Dec 7, 1913 Death date: Jan 29, 2015
Geneva Ilene Doss, age 101, of Winslow, died Thursday, January 29, 2015 in Fayetteville. She was born December 7, 1913 in the Black Oak Community, the daughter of Thomas Plez and Lillie Hutchins Jamerson. She was preceded in death Read Obituary
We will miss this beautiful Christian lady. I loved her so much. I am comforted to know she's no longer in pain or suffering, but she leaves a big hole in our lives.
Kenny,Just read of the loss of your mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. She sounded like a lovely person.Cindy Smith
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Caylum Luper,
Winslow, Arkansas
Our deepest sympathy to the family. She was a sweet lady. Wayne and Helen Carter
Wonderful memories of Aunt Geneva go back six decades for me. Thank God for a life so beautifully dedicated to her family, both immediate and extended. Mom (Ruby Doss) has spoken many times of a beautiful friendship with Aunt Geneva going back to early times in their lives as children in Sunset and Black Oak.
Marion, Merv, Kenny and Roger, and Extended Family,My condolences on the loss of Geneva. What a long, good life she led. I remember her hospitality and her cooking from years ago ('50's) when we all attended the Buena Park church of Christ. Continue sharing her stories with the younger generations. It will be a blessing!
We have been touched by Geneva's life through her son Roger. Our heartfelt thanks to Geneva for raising a son who is a man of God and used by God to impact all who know him. She has left a rich legacy behind her and we love her and thank her for it. God Bless each one of you with the comfort and encouragement you need for the days ahead. Much love, Pastor Bill and Kim
Lana - So thankful you have had time to know your grandmother. What wonderful memories for you & your sons. Love & blessings, Vicki
Lana and family, I am so thankful for the legacy your grandmother has left for each of you -- and for us, by example. Praying sweet comfort for all of you as you mourn her loss.
To all of her boys and their families... we love you... what a wonderful woman Geneva was and I'm sure she is happy being home with her beloved Millard.... I am so thankful for all the letters I've received from her over the years and all the wonderful stories she has shared... she has definitely made our family history come alive! love, Karen Jean
