Obit for Henager, Jeanie Lanell - Grady County OK

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::St. Christopher's Columbarium--??

Jeanie Lanell Henager

LUBBOCK - Jeanie Lanell Henager, 62, died Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2003.

Services were at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28, in St. Christopher's 
Episcopal Church with the Rev. James Haney and the Rev. Ted Dotts 
officiating. Burial was in St. Christopher's Columbarium.

Miss Henager was born Nov. 8, 1940, in Alvin, Calif. She was 
diagnosed with Stage III cancer in 2001 that recently progressed to 
Stage IV.

Miss Henager was a registered nurse and clinical specialist in adult 
psychiatric and mental health nursing. She practiced professional 
nursing for more than 40 years and most recently retired after 15 
years of teaching psychiatric mental health nursing at South Plains 
College in Levelland.

She was a graduate of Hendrick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. 
She held a bachelor of science from Hardin Simmons University and a 
master of science in psychiatric mental health nursing from Texas 
Woman's University.

Miss Henager also practiced in child adolescent mental health at 
Kilgore Children's Hospital in Amarillo and served as an advanced 
practice nurse with the Veterans Administration Mental Hygiene Clinic 
in Lubbock. She is listed in Who's Who of Nursing Education and 
received numerous Nurse Education Performance Awards. She also wrote 
poetry and fiction as well as numerous professional papers and 
articles. She was a member of St. Christopher's Episcopal Church in 
Lubbock.

Survivors include a sister, Virginia Doster and husband, Tony, of 
Amarillo; two brothers, the Rev. Al Henager and wife, Katy, of 
Conway, Ark., and Mark Henager and wife, Carla, of Plano; three 
nephews, Tony Rodgers Doster Jr. and Mark Brenton Henager Jr., both 
of Dallas and Alan Whitfield Henager of Rush Springs, Okla.; four 
nieces, Kathe Tow and Elizabeth Meyer and husband, Ken, all of 
Amarillo, Jennifer Faith Mansell of Lawton, Okla., and Mollie Mae 
Henager of Conway, Ark.; four great-nephews; four great-nieces; two 
great-great-nephews; two great-great-nieces; and her rat terrier, 
Rosie.

The family suggests memorials be to the Jeanie Lanell Henager 
Memorial Nursing Scholarship Fund at South Plains College Foundation, 
1401 S. College Ave., Levelland, TX 79336; or to a favorite charity 
for animals.

Amarillo Globe-News, Sept. 5, 2003
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