Clariabel Massie Jacobs

Clariabel Massie Jacobs

July 12, 1919 - October 3, 2014

DENISON-
Clariabel Massie Jacobs, 95, of Denison, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Friday, October 3, 2014.
She was born on July 12, 1919 in Gordonville, TX to Floyd Earl and Maude Burns Massie. She traveled and attended many schools but in her late years she attended Grayson County College and received her GED. She married the love of her life, Alton V. Jacobs on December 24, 1940 in Denison. First and foremost Mrs. Jacobs was a loving wife, Mother, Grandmother and homemaker that always put everyone before herself. She loved her Lord and Savior and she was the backbone of her family. Clariabel devoted many hours of her time with Vacation Bible School crafts and working in many other areas of her beloved church, Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church. She was also a talented seamstress and worked at Winnie’s children clothing shop on Woodard St., Denison Cotton Mill, Diaper Jeans, and Levi Straus. She retired from Johnson and Johnson in Sherman on January 1, 1983 having been employed since August 19, 1968 as a flat bed machine operator making 2X2 gauze.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, October 8, 2014 at Fairview Cemetery Chapel at 2:00 PM with Pastor Jim Branscum officiating. Family visitation will be held one hour prior to service time at Fairview Cemetery Chapel.
Survivors include her husband, Alton V. Jacobs of Denison; son, Larry T. Jacobs of Denison; daughters, Marjorie Atterbury of Bonham, and Laurel Nicewander and her husband, Dick of Denison; brothers, Kenneth R. Massie and his wife, Peggy of Granbury, Larry Gene Massie and his wife, Wanda of Tigertown and O. Glenn Massie and his wife, Dolly of Denison; sister, Gladys M. Massie King and her husband, John of Denison; sister-in-laws, Phyllis Massie, Minuon Massie, Artie Massie and Jerri Massie; daughter-in-law, Jodie Saxon Jacobs, Grandchildren, John David Jacobs (Jodie), Josh Jacobs, Amy Champion (Brandon), Jaime Grider (Ben), Lisa Sewell (Richard), Claire Golembewski (Dave) and Candice Klug (John); Great-Grandchildren, Brittany Jaramillo, Brandi Shields Meadows, Courtney Shields, Jacie Jacobs, Noah Champion, Vera and Simon Grider, Dustin and Meagan Sewell, Torrie Rutledge Hogge, Hanna, Grace Golembewski, Megan Otite, Lauren Klug, A.J. Klug, Whitney Fergusson, Kirsten Klug; Great-Great Grandchildren, Ethan, Sophia and Lucia Jaramillo, Brooklyn Shields, Landon and Avery Meadows and Denim Hogge and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers, L. Eldon Massie, Leo P. Massie, J.E. Massie and Joe F. Massie; sisters, Oppie M. Massie Lehtinen (Ovia) and Syble V. Massie Bates (Dalton); two sons, Jesse Floyd Jacobs and Andrew V. Jacobs; daughter-in-law, Vera Haas Jacobs and Grandsons, Gary Glenn Shields and Ryan Golembewski and son-in-laws, Bobby G. Shields, Tommy Jay Johnson and Joe Bob Atterbury.
Condolences may be registered to www.johnsonmoorefuneralhome.net
Arrangements are under the direction of Johnson-Moore Funeral Home.

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  • Jaime Jacobs Grider

    says:

    “Read a little every day and don’t forget to pray. Reading helps you find the way and Praying helps you in the way.” Grandmother wrote in my Bible she bought me…my first and only Bible I own. 😉

  • Jaime Jacobs Grider

    says:

    Lit a candle in memory of Clariabel Massie Jacobs

  • Jaime Jacobs Grider

    says:

    Grandmother’s favorite color 😉 ?

  • Mary Kolmer

    says:

    I remember Mr. & Mrs. Jacobs from Mt Pleasant Baptist Church both very well liked by my parents Jack & Helen Wineinger. I went to school with Larry and remember other children from church. Mrs. Jacobs was a lovely Christian lady. So sorry for your loss but know you will see her again in Heaven. Mary G. Kolmer

  • Jaime Jacobs Grider

    says:

    Thank you, Mary. Oh I just love Jack and Helen. Wonderful couple. Thank you for your kind words!

  • Mickey and Alice Ortez

    says:

    My Husband Mickey and I worked at J&J with Clariabel from 1973 until she retired. She was a very nice lady and was always so nice to us. We will remember her. So sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with the family. Mickey and Alice Ortez

  • Marjorie Atterbury

    says:

    Thank you for your sweet thoughts. Ellen and family

  • Ann Shields Pierson

    says:

    I remember when my brother Earl died, Claribel brought us a cake she baked, pistachio with chocolate cake. It’s the only food I remember and she gave me her recipe which I baked. She attended my church and was family as Alton and my grandad, Barney were cousins. My prayers are with the family; I love you.

  • Marjorie Atterbury

    says:

    Ann, thank you very much for those sweet memories. Ellen and family

  • Lisa Shields Sewell

    says:

    Thank you , she made the best pistachio cake and mandarin orange cake. Her oldest granddaughter , Lisa Shields Sewell

  • Lisa Shields Sewell

    says:

    Thank you, I loved Helen and Jack Wineinger! Wonderful Christian people also. I was a member of Mt Pleasant Missionary Baptist church for many years. Thank you. Lisa Shields Sewell

  • Lisa Shields Sewell

    says:

    I will always have your memory close as with all my loved ones gone before me. Thank you for being a wonderful example of a Wife, Mother, and Grandmother to me and all of your children, grandchildren , great -grandchildren and great – great grandchildren!! You hold a special place in all if our hearts!! I asked you one time. What will heaven be like… You said. The moment you die, your in paradise with Jesus!! Enjoy your present state. I love you!! Your oldest granddaughter, Lisa Shields Sewell

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