Jo Ann Nagy McNabbMay 15, 1931-December 30, 2012Jo Ann Nagy McNabb, 81, of Midland, and previously of Corsicana, passed away Sunday, December 30, 2012, at her residence in Midland, Texas.Jo Ann was born May15, 1931, in Navarro County, and was a resident of Navarro County most of her life. She attended Pettys Chapel Schools andContinue Reading
Phyllis Hinton
left a message on January 4, 2013:
JoAnn was one of the most loyal employees at Baylor Admissions. She always reported to work regardless of the weather! She had a long commute to Dallas but could always be counted on to come to work. She had great work ethics and enjoyed working with patients. JoAnn was a wonderful Christian lady and worked hard to care for her parents and her husbands parents. I saw her come to work so tired from being a caregiver and employee of the Baylor she loved. I never heard her complain or never saw her lose her wonderful sense of self and devotion to others. She was a geniune example to others of how a Christian should live. I am sad to know that she has left us in this life but know she is happy being with the Lord she loved so dearly.
Phyllis Hinton
left a message on January 4, 2013:
JoAnn was one of the most loyal employees at Baylor Admissions. She always reported to work regardless of the weather! She had a long commute to Dallas but could always be counted on to come to work. She had great work ethics and enjoyed working with patients. JoAnn was a wonderful Christian lady and worked hard to care for her parents and her husbands parents. I saw her come to work so tired from being a caregiver and employee of the Baylor she loved. I never heard her complain or never saw her lose her wonderful sense of self and devotion to others. She was a geniune example to others of how a Christian should live. I am sad to know that she has left us in this life but know she is happy being with the Lord she loved so dearly.
Lisa Hudson
left a message on January 4, 2013:
JoAnn was such a wonderfull person. I worked with her for many years at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas and she would always stop and ask how are you today and how is your family? She never forgot what it meant to be nice, to smile and to truly care about people, and it was a true blessing to know her. She new how to make someones day a lot brighter. I'm so sorry for your loss and just know what a blessing it was to know JoAnn.
Judith Pinkerton
left a message on January 1, 2013:
To JoAnn's family:The first time I met JoAnn, she made me feel like I was an old friend. She was such a delight to visit with & was always interested in what was going on in our life. She quickly learned the names of our 3 children & always asked about them. She was the sweetest lady & I always enjoyed my visits w/ her. Wayne & I are heartbroken for your/our loss. May God embrace you w/ His loving arms & comfort you as only He can. You are all in our prayers.In His love,Wayne & Judith Pinkerton
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Phyllis Hinton
left a message on January 4, 2013:
JoAnn was one of the most loyal employees at Baylor Admissions. She always reported to work regardless of the weather! She had a long commute to Dallas but could always be counted on to come to work. She had great work ethics and enjoyed working with patients. JoAnn was a wonderful Christian lady and worked hard to care for her parents and her husbands parents. I saw her come to work so tired from being a caregiver and employee of the Baylor she loved. I never heard her complain or never saw her lose her wonderful sense of self and devotion to others. She was a geniune example to others of how a Christian should live. I am sad to know that she has left us in this life but know she is happy being with the Lord she loved so dearly.
Phyllis Hinton
left a message on January 4, 2013:
JoAnn was one of the most loyal employees at Baylor Admissions. She always reported to work regardless of the weather! She had a long commute to Dallas but could always be counted on to come to work. She had great work ethics and enjoyed working with patients. JoAnn was a wonderful Christian lady and worked hard to care for her parents and her husbands parents. I saw her come to work so tired from being a caregiver and employee of the Baylor she loved. I never heard her complain or never saw her lose her wonderful sense of self and devotion to others. She was a geniune example to others of how a Christian should live. I am sad to know that she has left us in this life but know she is happy being with the Lord she loved so dearly.
Lisa Hudson
left a message on January 4, 2013:
JoAnn was such a wonderfull person. I worked with her for many years at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas and she would always stop and ask how are you today and how is your family? She never forgot what it meant to be nice, to smile and to truly care about people, and it was a true blessing to know her. She new how to make someones day a lot brighter. I'm so sorry for your loss and just know what a blessing it was to know JoAnn.
Judith Pinkerton
left a message on January 1, 2013:
To JoAnn's family:The first time I met JoAnn, she made me feel like I was an old friend. She was such a delight to visit with & was always interested in what was going on in our life. She quickly learned the names of our 3 children & always asked about them. She was the sweetest lady & I always enjoyed my visits w/ her. Wayne & I are heartbroken for your/our loss. May God embrace you w/ His loving arms & comfort you as only He can. You are all in our prayers.In His love,Wayne & Judith Pinkerton
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