LISA BARRON WRIGHT, 60, of Eastland, TX passed
away on April 30, 2019, with interment in Evergreen
Cemetery at Ranger, TX.
She was born to A.T. & Dorothy Barron on March 14,
1959, in Ranger, TX. Lisa attended Ranger High
School in the Class of 1977. She married the late
Ray Wright in Dec. of 1979 in Ranger.
Lisa is survived by her mother, Dorothy Barron of
Ranger; son, Jeremy Barron and his wife Joanna of
Ranger; and daughter, Kayla Wright Pence (RHS-2000)
and her husband Brad of Cisco, TX. She is also
survived by brothers, Alan Barron (RHS-1980) and
wife LeeAnne of Eastland, TX and Brent Barron of
Sealy, TX; sisters, Cheryl Flatt and husband Mickey
of Breckenridge, TX and Melody Nelms (RHS-1974) of
Ranger. She is also survived by grandchildren, Zain,
Macgregor, Sawyer, Oliver, Harper, Taelynn, Harlea,
and Jaci; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her father, A.T. Barron;
daughter, Risa; and sister, Vickie Mitchell (RHS-1974).
Lisa worked for sometime as a Certified Nurses' Aide
and enjoyed her time helping others. After she married,
she was a homemaker and spent her time with family and
friends. She loved a good party & would welcome friends
at any hour if they were in need. Lisa was very proud
of her family and loved to share their accomplishments
with anyone who would listen. She loved to read the
bible, filling many journals with scripture and prayers
that have been a comfort since her passing.
MOTHER: DOROTHY THRONE BARRON, 87, went
home to be with the Lord on March 9, 2021.
Dorothy Jane Throne was born Nov. 19, 1933 in Eastland,
TX to Earl & Jeanette Scott Throne. She attended school
in Eastland. She married A. T. Barron in Dec. of 1958 in
Breckenridge. She was a member of the First Baptist
Church in Ranger. She worked for Walmart for 24 years.
She loved her customers & even if someone did not know
her name, they knew the lady who cheerfully helped them
in electronics. Dorothy never watched a movie she could
not fall asleep during. She loved to have family over
and watch the newest blockbuster, of which she had an
extensive collection that was ever traded among family.
She was a huge animal lover and had a unique selection
of animals she fed on a regular basis. In later years,
when her eyesight began to fail, she might show you a
new cat that came to her door only to discover the larges
racoon in Eastland County. She loved to take pictures.
She would not call herself a photographer, but she was
a keeper of memories. You knew you were a part of her
life when you had your picture taken in front of the
wooden door in her kitchen. She loved music and loved
to dance. If they made her think of good times, they
were all her favorite songs. She loved talking with her
friends and was excited to go shopping every chance she
got.
Dorothy will be remembered for a life well lived and
for her capacity to love and laugh. She had a heart much
bigger than her small frame portrayed and we are all
blessed to have called her our Mother, Nanny, or Friend.
Dorothy was survived by her children; Alan Barron and
wife Leeann, Cheryl Flatt and husband Mickey, Melody
Nelms, Brent Barron, and Jeremy Barron and wife Joanna,
grandchildren-Mark, Chad, Dee, Melissa, Lacey, Kayla,
Angie, Cal, Katie and many great and great-great grands.
Jayton, Madi, Liam, Zoey, Meradie, Easton, Hud, Max,
Hadley, Haley, Mason, Holly, Mitch, Thomas, Brittany,
Michael, Kaitlyn, Macgregor, Sawyer, Oliver, Harper,
Zain, Taelynn, Harlea, Jaycee, Hayden, David, Calli,
Cheyanne, Paisley, Jace, Dax, Jax and Lucas.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband A.T.
daughters, Vickie Mitchell and Lisa Barron Wright, and
sister Dee Deichmann.