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Martha Jeanette
Osborne Sharpe - Madison Parish, Louisiana
From Madison Journal December
2015
Martha Jeanette Osborne Sharpe was
born in Obion, Tennessee, June 2, 1931 to Huey Adam Osborne and Myrtle Goodman
Osborne. She grew up in Tennessee with a zest for life.
She and her family
moved to Tallulah, Louisiana as a young teenager. She graduated from Tallulah
High School, then graduated from Bish
Mathis Institute of Business in Monroe, Louisiana. She married Archie Vonzhel "Vonnie" Sharpe
December 31, 1949.
They had four daughters. She worked for Staplcotn for
thirty years being adored by many Delta farmers and friends all over the South.
She had a beautiful smile, an infectious positive attitude, and always sought life
wherever she went.
She lived in
Carthage, Texas, Newellton, Louisiana and moved to Rockwall, Texas in 2005 for
10 years.
She was a member of
Pure Heart Fellowship Church and was devoted to her Bible study class and the
Women's Ministry. She was a mentor to many. She was a member of the Red Hat's
known as Jet‑Set Jeanette, the Rockwall Garden
Club, Newcomers of Rockwall, and played in several bridge clubs. Most of all, she
loved being with family and friends and will always be remembered as a true,
classic, Southern Belle.
Jeanette was preceded
in death by her parents Adam and Myrtle Osborne, her brother Ilar Osborne, and sister Ruby Osborne Alexander and four
other siblings.
Jeanette is survived
by her four daughters Vonette Tully of Rockwall,
Texas, Kim Doyle of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Sherri Limely
of Kyle, Texas and Shannon Sharpe of Kyle, Texas; sons-in‑law Doyle Tully
of Rockwall, Texas, Kenny Doyle of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Rod Limely of Kyle, Texas; Grandchildren ; Benjamin Tully and wife
Kayla, Samuel Tully, Joseph Tully, Luke Tully of Rockwall, Texas, John Tully of
Pensacola, Florida; Christopher Doyle and wife Leslie of Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, Mark Doyle of Seattle, Washington, Morgan Doyle of Dallas, Texas;
Victoria Limely, Joshua Limely
and Matthew Limely of Kyle, Texas; and great grandson
Hollis Doyle of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. There are many nieces, nephews, and
loving friends also surviving her.
Jeanette was a lover
of life for 84 years. Her "Celebration of Life Memorial Service" will
be held at Pure Heart Fellowship Church, 5700 Mark Lane, Rowlett, Texas 75089
on Saturday, December 5th at 2PM.
In lieu of flowers, Jeanette
has requested that donations be made to the Jeanette Sharpe Missions fund at pureheartfellowship.org.