Lori Ellyn Halbert
Lori Ellyn Halbert
April 10, 1954 ~ December 10, 2018
Memorial service for Lori Ellyn Halbert, 64 of San Marcos will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 18, 2018 at the First Baptist Church of Daingerfield with Bro. Don Ross officiating.Arrangements are under the direction of Nail-Haggard Funeral Home.Lori was born on April 10, 1954 in Chanute, IL to Bobby Gene and Loye Vell Bardwell. She died on Monday, December 10, 2018. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Daingerfield. An artist by profession, she loved pottery and anything that needed her touch. Joy was her favorite word and it's how you would describe her. She both gave and brought joy to the lives of everyone she touched. She may have only had one daughter but she was a mother to many, so let the joy she left behind live in those whom she touched.Lori was preceded in death by her parents, and husband Richard Halbert.She is survived by daughter Alta Halbert Jafari and husband Jean Paul of San Marcos; step daughters Michelle White of Denver and Andrea Marshall of South Carolina; brother Carey Bardwell of Daingerfield; sister Christy Bardwell of Daingerfield; granddaughter Hazel Jafari of San Marcos; special friend Mike Carter.Online condolences can be made at Nail-HaggardFH.com
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Only in a small town on a summer day could you be downtown and hear piano music flowing out the door of downtown business! Lori you showed so much joy on those piano keys. And the yellow jacket and that beautiful flaming red hair when telling me the story of being in the movie “Bernie.” Bless your heart, I remember the call when you told me you were ill and going to write a diary of it for me to write a story later. The story I can write now, my friend with wings, is you are truly dancing with Jesus! Marlene
Only in a small town on a summer day could you be downtown and hear piano music flowing out the door of downtown business! Lori you showed so much joy on those piano keys. And the yellow jacket and that beautiful flaming red hair when telling me the story of being in the movie “Bernie.” Bless your heart, I remember the call when you told me you were ill and going to write a diary of it for me to write a story later. The story I can write now, my friend with wings, is you are truly dancing with Jesus! Marlene
Lori was such a special person! So talented and filled with so much love! Although we had not seen each other in a while, she was a good friend. She will be missed.Cindy Hart
Lori was such a special person! So talented and filled with so much love! Although we had not seen each other in a while, she was a good friend. She will be missed.Cindy Hart
Lori was a beautiful young lady with such talent in Music. We are praying for the family.
Lori was a beautiful young lady with such talent in Music. We are praying for the family.
Lori, what a joy you were, always smiling, and very talented…such a great loss to your family and friends, but leaving great memories…
Lori, what a joy you were, always smiling, and very talented…such a great loss to your family and friends, but leaving great memories…
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. God bless, Wayne, Laurie, David and Michael Dennis
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. God bless, Wayne, Laurie, David and Michael Dennis
What a beautiful, talented, giving woman. She will truly be missed. Go rest High on that Mountain.
What a beautiful, talented, giving woman. She will truly be missed. Go rest High on that Mountain.
Lori, We met at Market Days a few years ago in your lovely booth, enjoying your plants. We realized we were ‘Survivor Sisters’ and immediately had a bond. Market Days will not be the same for me. I’m glad to have our joyful memories. Make a joyful noise with the Lord. ???????�
Lori, We met at Market Days a few years ago in your lovely booth, enjoying your plants. We realized we were ‘Survivor Sisters’ and immediately had a bond. Market Days will not be the same for me. I’m glad to have our joyful memories. Make a joyful noise with the Lord. 🌹ðŸ™
Dear Lori Ellen…I still have no words. I will always remember our years in Houston, Mike and I, and you and Bobby G, then that all day lunch at Cadillac Bar and Grill when BG had just told you he wanted a 2 year vacation and we laughed and cried and the old oil man and his two ‘girls’ told us lunch was on him and we had an open tab and stay as long as we wanted and enjoy our day. Well we did and before the night was over we had bought a round of drinks for the entire restaurant…on that oil man’s tab. And had a night of singing with Robert and David. We did shows together and loved art and old Victorian homes. And you and I went out to eat Italian with baby Alta and that was my 1st time out to eat with a little one…I did not know children wore their food!,, you,Carol Anne and I at Galveston, Dickens Festivals, Then you and Dick and me and Randy and the ladies at lunch. I moved, you moved and slowly we did not see each other… I was in Lubbock and you were still in Daingerfield with your family… I was at Boeing then sick for 6 years and when I returned to Dallas I never called you because I had so changed because of my illness I did not want you to see me…Now I am so sad I did not see you…Friend forgive me…I am sure You and all the angels will be having fun! And wearing your jewelry!
Dear Lori Ellen…I still have no words. I will always remember our years in Houston, Mike and I, and you and Bobby G, then that all day lunch at Cadillac Bar and Grill when BG had just told you he wanted a 2 year vacation and we laughed and cried and the old oil man and his two “girls†told us lunch was on him and we had an open tab and stay as long as we wanted and enjoy our day. Well we did and before the night was over we had bought a round of drinks for the entire restaurant…on that oil man’s tab. And had a night of singing with Robert and David. We did shows together and loved art and old Victorian homes. And you and I went out to eat Italian with baby Alta and that was my 1st time out to eat with a little one…I did not know children wore their food!,, you,Carol Anne and I at Galveston, Dickens Festivals, Then you and Dick and me and Randy and the ladies at lunch. I moved, you moved and slowly we did not see each other… I was in Lubbock and you were still in Daingerfield with your family… I was at Boeing then sick for 6 years and when I returned to Dallas I never called you because I had so changed because of my illness I did not want you to see me…Now I am so sad I did not see you…Friend forgive me…I am sure You and all the angels will be having fun! And wearing your jewelry!