CORN, JOLINE FRANCES, Joline Frances Corn, age 90 of Spring, Texas went home to be with her Lord on May 14, 2020.
Joline was born to Dewey and Lucille Riddle on June 17, 1929 in Clarksburg, West Virginia. She had three loving siblings, Kathryn, Ross and Phillip. All whom predeceased her.
Joline’s husband of 63 years, Byron Corn, passed away in 2012. She is survived by her devoted family, daughter and son-in-law Lynda and Mike Miller, daughter and son-in-law Jerre and John Bergeron and son Jay Corn, eleven treasured grandchildren Matt and his wife Daicia Lahmeyer, Megan and her husband Matt Sutton, Lindsey Miller-Boyd and her husband Trystan Boyd, Julianne and her husband Heath Huston, Greg Bergeron, Mandy and her husband Brian Oakes, and nine great grandchildren. All who loved their Grammie.
Joline loved Scrabble, her flower garden, reading, hot tea, spaghetti and meatballs and most of all her family.
She was blessed to have had excellent care givers for the last few years. Anchor Hospice gave her compassionate, superb and medically detailed care for over two years. Additionally the administrative staff as well as the care givers at Mimi’s Cottage (Unlimited Care Cottages) cared for Grammie through their kindness, gentleness, compassionate and humor filled manner.
She will buried with her beloved Byron at the Houston National Cemetery.
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CORN, JOLINE FRANCES, Joline Frances Corn, age 90 of Spring, Texas went home to be with her Lord on May 14, 2020.
Joline was born to Dewey and Lucille Riddle on June 17, 1929 in Clarksburg, West Virginia. She had three loving siblings, Kathryn, Ross and Phillip. All whom predeceased her.
Joline’s husband of 63 years, Byron Corn, passed away in 2012. She is survived by her devoted family, daughter and son-in-law Lynda and Mike Miller, daughter and son-in-law Jerre and John Bergeron and son Jay Corn, eleven treasured grandchildren Matt and his wife Daicia Lahmeyer, Megan and her husband Matt Sutton, Lindsey Miller-Boyd and her husband Trystan Boyd, Julianne and her husband Heath Huston, Greg Bergeron, Mandy and her husband Brian Oakes, and nine great grandchildren. All who loved their Grammie.
Joline loved Scrabble, her flower garden, reading, hot tea, spaghetti and meatballs and most of all her family.
She was blessed to have had excellent care givers for the last few years. Anchor Hospice gave her compassionate, superb and medically detailed care for over two years. Additionally the administrative staff as well as the care givers at Mimi’s Cottage (Unlimited Care Cottages) cared for Grammie through their kindness, gentleness, compassionate and humor filled manner.
She will buried with her beloved Byron at the Houston National Cemetery.
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