Rogers Webb Jr. and Alva Jean Webb. She was a product of
Dallas Independent School District and graduated from Skyline
High School in 1978. Charlotte’s creative talents were quickly
recognized as she became drum major for the varsity band.
She also played the clarinet and oboe, leading her to win first place
in multiple state competitions. After graduating from high school,
Charlotte continued her education at Mountain View Jr. College
until beginning a career in corporate finance. She continued in
this profession for several years until she found her passion
working in human resources.
Charlotte was a woman of deep faith in God, which was
evidenced by her generous heart and loving personality.
She was fun, outspoken, full of life and never met a stranger.
Charlotte treasured her family and friendships, loved bringing
people together and was always ready to offer encouragement,
advice and prayer. She enjoyed entertaining, shopping,
traveling and cruising. She loved vibrant colors,
a good brunch and anything with a little bling.
Charlotte cherished her family. Her son, Jason, was her greatest
source of inspiration and pride. She poured her heart into raising
him, celebrating his accomplishments, encouraging his dreams and
loving him unconditionally. Being a mother was the greatest
privilege of her life. Charlotte loved her parents and shared
a lifelong, loving bond with her younger brother Michael, whom
she would always call her baby brother, no matter how old he got
or how much it irritated him. Charlotte shared extremely close bonds with her daughter and sister-in-law while cherishing the roles of “Nana” to her grandson and “Auntie” to her nieces.Charlotte was preceded in death by her father, Rogers Webb Jr. She is survived by her mother, Alva Jean Webb of Dallas; son Jason Morris (wife Lensey) and grandson Noah of Celina;brother Michael Webb (wife Kim) of Plano; nieces Tyler Webb of Salt Lake City, Utah and Ryan Webb of Plano and many extended family members and cherished friends.
