Tommie Dean Sibley

Tommie attended Sunset High School and then Grand Prairie Beauty School to become a hairstylist. Eventually Tommie opened her very own shop, Tommie’s Cut and Curl Hair Salon of Grand Prairie. Tommie and her Salon immediately became very popular. She was a hairstylist for Over 50 years, owning Tommy’s cut and curl for 44 years.

Tommie married her first husband, Hugh Sibley, on July 25, 1957. Hugh passed away in February 1999. In January 2006 Tommie married Lewis Thompson and they were married until he passed away in January 2015.

Tommie had several hobbies, including painting and sewing, which also allowed her to exhibit her flair for art and beauty.

Tommie grew up a Methodist, converted to Mormon, then to Evangelical Christian, Baptist, Disciples of Christ (Christian), with her final Church home being Bowles Liberty Baptist Church in Grand Prairie.

Tommie is preceded in death by her parents; Geraldine and Thomas Farmer, her mother-in-law; Gladys Sibley; her husband Hugh Sibley; her second husband Louis Thompson; and her son, Gary Sibley.

She is survived by her sisters, Carol Ann Farmer, Mary Joe Holley; brother Donnie Farmer, her daughter Sherry D Sherry; her son-in-law, Frank Sherry; and daughter-in-law, Nancy Sibley. She has also survived by her grandchildren; Kellie DeHart and spouse, Brandon High; Danny Sherry and spouse, Becky Myers Amanda Kashuba and spouse Michael Kashuba;Jeff Sibley and spouse, Crystal Sibley; and Chase Sibley. Great grandchildren Paisley, Darcy, Nathan, Mayson, Graham, Chad, Brett, Kaylie, Canyon, Mary Lou, and Cayden.

Sherry would like to thank Sandra Rivera and family, also George Floyd, for all of their help, love and support. Also Davita of Grand Prairie for her compassionate dialysis care.

A Visitation for Tommie will be held Friday, September 9, 2022 at 9:30 AM at Grand Prairie Funeral Home, 733 Dalworth Street, Grand Prairie, TX 75050, followed by a Funeral Service at 10:00 AM.

Serving as pallbearers are Jeff Sibley, Chase Sibley, Frank Sherry, Danny Sherry, Brandon High and Michael Kashuba.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.grandprairiefh.com for the Sibley family.