May God bless you and keep you and your family during this time of your loss.

Freddie King & Family

Jennie will truly be missed by her Las Vegas family. Whenever she came to Vegas there was great fun to be had. She lived her life to the fullest! My thoughts and prayers are with you all and I encourage you to live your life to the fullest as Jennie did.  God bless you my cousins.

I met Jennie about 4 years ago when I was sent to Northside Nursing Home for therapy. Most of the people that go there for therapy stay in their rooms but I'm a people person and I pretended to be on a cruise ship. I was up and down the halls visiting the residents and having dinner in the dining room and playing all the games. Little did I know that God sent me there to meet Jennie.I kidnapped her out of her room with her fussin every step of the way. I loved her right from the start. We laughed about every and anything. We named the nursing home "THE 5 STAR HOTEL", and the dining room "THE 5 STAR CAFE". We had a good run, me and my friend. I could tell her anything and she me. We went out to lunch, the movies,concerts etc. We talked about Billy and Brenda coming for her when it was time. That brought us both comfort. God bless you my dear friend and may Our Dear Heavenly Father be pleased with your life and reward you greatly. You got your prayer answered, that you would go peacefully in your own bed. I miss you but I'm at peace.  Kirby

 My mother was truely one of a kind. There will never be another one like her/him is often an over used phrase, but, in the life of Jennie A. Dromgoole it definetly applies. My mother was a funny lady yet she had the ability to be shockingly honest. Mom would say anything to anyone at anytime. If one could not handle the truth, as she saw it, one needed to go elsewhere for the answer that they were seeking. LOL
  Mom loved my father William E. Dromgoole very deeply and felt lost after he left us for heaven nearly five years ago. She was fiercely loyal to our entire family and would fight for us with all she had.
 My parents were well traveled. They went on several cruises, loved the Carribean, Oceans, Beaches, and Las Vegas. Someone once told me that you need to do all you can when you can because one day you will want to and not be able to. I can smile because I know that they did all they could as long as they could.
 My mother was never the same after she broke her ankle twenty years ago. Both of my parents slowly and steadily declined from that point. I know that they are together again with out the pain and suffering that they went through. Mom spent the last five years of her life in a nursing home.
 I am an only child and have many special memories of my parents locked in the safe of my heart. I will always keep them close. My mother left everyone to be with my dad and God at 6am April 3rd, but, health challenges took the real Jennie away from me long ago. 
 I miss my mom and dad. I want to thank everyone that loved and helped them over the years.

Shawn

I will miss Ms. Jennie.  One of the last things she did was wear white to be with the Lord.  After being bed ridden for months, Ms. Jennie got up for the Lord. A bright light is shining in heaven right now.  I love you Miss Jennie.  My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Angela

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Jennie A. Dromgoole

1 julio, 1944 – 3 abril, 2011

Woodlawn-Roesch-Patton Funeral Home & Woodlawn Memorial Park

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