Theo Frances Miller Ogden, 92, went to be with the Lord on April 5, 2020. Theo will be laid to rest with her beloved husband, Doyle, retired USAF pilot at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery. Theo was born February 4, 1928 in Fort Worth to the late Ulner Blanche and Jim Miller. Theo was preceded inContinue Reading
Amy Jennings
left a message on April 16, 2020:
Theo, my best friend across the street of Wren Haven. I’m thankful to have walked and talked with her this side of heaven. I have so many fond memories and stories stored in my heart. The time she accepted our invitation for Thanksgiving was contingent if I was making dressing to go with the turkey and for always leaving the yard light on to keep me company. Theo was kind, thoughtful, and a wonderful story teller making me laugh and cry in one sitting with her. She longed for the day to see Jesus’s face, and to think she is sitting at the table with all of the saints this Easter rejoicing Halleluiah.
With deepest sympathy, sadness, & sweet blessings to all who have known her.
Amy & John
C. Martin
left a message on April 13, 2020:
To the Family of Theo: We remember the many good times we had over the years with your mother and grandmother. She was thoughtful, generous and beautiful. Our condolences and best wishes to all your family.
Christine Ogden Martin and Moreland Martin
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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Amy Jennings
left a message on April 16, 2020:
Theo, my best friend across the street of Wren Haven. I’m thankful to have walked and talked with her this side of heaven. I have so many fond memories and stories stored in my heart. The time she accepted our invitation for Thanksgiving was contingent if I was making dressing to go with the turkey and for always leaving the yard light on to keep me company. Theo was kind, thoughtful, and a wonderful story teller making me laugh and cry in one sitting with her. She longed for the day to see Jesus’s face, and to think she is sitting at the table with all of the saints this Easter rejoicing Halleluiah.
With deepest sympathy, sadness, & sweet blessings to all who have known her.
Amy & John
C. Martin
left a message on April 13, 2020:
To the Family of Theo: We remember the many good times we had over the years with your mother and grandmother. She was thoughtful, generous and beautiful. Our condolences and best wishes to all your family.
Christine Ogden Martin and Moreland Martin
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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