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Barbara Ann McNulty

09/09/1936 - 01/29/2021

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Obituary For Barbara Ann McNulty

The family of Barbara Ann McNulty, 84, of Gordonville, Texas would like to let you know that her work here on Earth is done. On January 29th, 2021 she received a call, sort of an offer you can’t refuse, for an appointment from which she will not be returning. This assignment comes with a huge sign on bonus - a reunion with family she has missed for a long time. Her mission takes her to a beautiful serene place where she will be with family - laughing, talking, playing cards and Yahtzee. A place of no pain or heartache.

Mom was born to Tex and Inez Hollingsworth on Wednesday, September 9th, 1936 on her mother’s birthday at her grandparent’s farm in Chillicothe, Texas.

Barbara, better known as Mom, Grandma, Nana, or BoBo was not an ordinary woman by any means. Each person has a special gift that they bring to life and will leave behind. Mom had a very creative mind. She loved to sew, paint, help Dad with wood working, go to craft shows and spending time with family.

On November 28th, 1953 she married the love of her life, Bennett McNulty, in Knox City, Texas. Over the years they had three children, seven grandchildren, ten great grandchildren and eight bonus grandchildren.

We can look for her in the evening sunset or among the fluttering butterflies or maybe at a slot machine. Mom will be forever loved and missed. Predeceased family greeting her upon arrival include her parents Tex and Inez Hollingsworth, her Grandsons Chase Wallace and Ben McNulty III, sister Debbie West and brother Jim Hollingsworth, as well as her grandparents and in-laws. Surviving family include her husband, Ben McNulty; daughters Brenda “BJ” Walton, Jane Dunham and Terry; son Ben McNulty Jr and Krista; Grandchildren Heather Wallace-Weinette and Kelly, April Petit and Sachio, Kerri Dunham and Robert, Garrett Dunham and Gil, Chris Martin, Skyler Smith and Greg; Great Grandchildren McKenzie Wallace and Dallan, Sierrah Adams, Jet Petit, Chase Weinette, Zoey Dunham, Sydney, Bransyn, Nyx and Boston Smith, Rebecca Martin, Bryce Herbert and Amira Akhtar; Siblings Sue Hamilton, Vivian Grammar, Bonnie Fisk, Bill Hollingsworth, Raymond and Ginger Hollingsworth. Many, many nephews and nieces and special people including Jo Beyer, Doris McNulty, Shirley McNulty, Margo Hollingsworth, Relda Feudo and Donnie Peel.

Following cremation a celebration of life will be held at 2:00 pm Saturday, February 13th, 2021 at the Sadler Community Center in Sadler, Texas.

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  • 04/08/2024

    I wrote something to you, but I'm not seeing it so here it is again. I want you to know that you are loved and missed every day. We always talk about you and Dad and Chase. Wonder what life would be like now. I wish life could've been different. I know it was hard and it breaks my heart. I pray that you are watching over Dad , Chase and Ben. Thank you for teaching us to be strong and fight for what we believe in till we meet again mom with the angels. Love you. Brenda

  • 04/08/2024

    Hi Mom, I just wanted to let you know that we think of you always your loved and missed. I hope you and Dad are watching over Chase and Ben lll I'll bet they're keeping everybody in heaven laughing. Mom I really wish life could've been easier. You taught us to be strong and stand up for what we believe in. Mom more than anything. I want you to know that I love you and I would've give anything if our relationship had been different please take care of dad , Chase and Ben. Fly with the angels mom. Brenda

  • 02/03/2021

    Mom, I cannot express in words how much I already miss you. I can't stop crying right now and my heart feels like it's going to burst. There are so many things that remind me of you and right now it doesn't seem real that you are gone. I love you so much. Till we meet again in Heaven I will cherish your memories in my heart. I love you always. Jane

  • 02/02/2021

    Grandma

  • 02/02/2021

    I'm still not ready for the right words. Just not ready to accept the finality of it all. You blessed my life. You gave me strength. You encouraged intellect. I love you and I miss you so deeply. I will do my best to take care of Mom,Papa and Jane.

  • 02/02/2021

    Moma I love and miss you more than you know. Our souls which is deeper than the heart will have an empty space that will never be filled but I can rest knowing you are no longer in pain, the heartache is gone , you are with all our Angels flying high and singing in the Angels choir. We will make sure dad is taken care of. God Speed much love. Brenda

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