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Portrait of Jeane (mom) Hensley
The best Mother in the World

Jeane (mom) Hensley

November 14, 1936 – April 9, 2016
Lived 79 years
Davidson Memorial · Ivel, KY
So many quotes : Dry it up, let’s see what’s wrong. This too shall pass. Hoorah Robert Good night, babe
Life story

She was as tough as nails and tender as a flower.

She loved dancing more than breathing. She loved animals

She worked like a man without a complaint. She never complained at all. She knew how to fix anything. She did not like electric. She was a force to be reckoned with.

She fought for everything she had. She fought for her home 10974 KY Route 114. “ Hensley Nursery”. She loved her kids and she is missed more than she was ever told.

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1936
Born November 14
1939
Jeane was 3 when "Gone with the Wind" premiered in Atlanta
1945
Jeane was 9 when World War II ended
1951
Jeane was 15 when "I Love Lucy" debuted on CBS
1969
Jeane was 33 when the Woodstock music festival opened
1971
Jeane was 35 when Walt Disney World opened in Florida
1982
Jeane was 46 when "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" opened in theaters
1998
Jeane was 62 when Google was founded
2001
Jeane was 65 when Apple introduced the iPod
2015
Jeane was 79 when "Hamilton" opened on Broadway
2016
Passed away April 9, age 79
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