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Julia Ann Henry was born July 26, 1937 in Wilmar AR,
the last of 12 born to Barbara and James McCoy Sr. She
graduated from Wilmar HS. She lived in Denver,
Colorado, and was a long-time resident of San Diego,
California.
She returned home to Wilmar, AR and was united with
John Henry for twenty plus years. She became a member
of Wilmar Pentecostal Flame COGIC where she served as
Monticello District Mother under Superintendent
Simmons, an Auxiliary Missionary and a Mother of the
church. She lived life to the fullest and was well loved by
many. The laughter and joy she brought will be greatly
missed and she will never be forgotten.
She was preceded in death by her parents – Barbara and
James McCoy Sr, her spouse – John Henry, and siblings –
Elihu, Bernice, Charlie, Esther, Jeffrey, James Jr, Irene
and Hosea.
Julia Ann leaves to cherish her memory three sisters,
Elizabeth Baker, Christene Spencer, Hattie Laverne Lewis
(Jimmy) and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and other
relatives and friends
the last of 12 born to Barbara and James McCoy Sr. She
graduated from Wilmar HS. She lived in Denver,
Colorado, and was a long-time resident of San Diego,
California.
She returned home to Wilmar, AR and was united with
John Henry for twenty plus years. She became a member
of Wilmar Pentecostal Flame COGIC where she served as
Monticello District Mother under Superintendent
Simmons, an Auxiliary Missionary and a Mother of the
church. She lived life to the fullest and was well loved by
many. The laughter and joy she brought will be greatly
missed and she will never be forgotten.
She was preceded in death by her parents – Barbara and
James McCoy Sr, her spouse – John Henry, and siblings –
Elihu, Bernice, Charlie, Esther, Jeffrey, James Jr, Irene
and Hosea.
Julia Ann leaves to cherish her memory three sisters,
Elizabeth Baker, Christene Spencer, Hattie Laverne Lewis
(Jimmy) and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and other
relatives and friends