Born on February 4, 1932, Granny lived a long, vibrant life. She spent most of her beautiful years in Wichita Falls before later moving to Holliday, bringing her trademark warmth, energy, and kindness to everyone she met along the way.
To know Granny was to know a passionate sports fan. She was the ultimate cheerleader for her beloved Texas Rangers and never missed a chance to root for the Dallas Cowboys. Whether she was celebrating a big win or coaching from her favorite chair, her enthusiasm for football and baseball brought endless joy to her family. In her earlier years, Granny also found great peace and joy intending to her beautiful gardening and creating unique pieces of pottery, leaving behind memories of both natural and artistic beauty.
Granny is reunited in peace with her beloved husband, Glenn Stephens; her three cherished children, Diana Klein (survived by her husband, Mike Klein), Glenda Lee, and Geoffrey Stephens; her loving parents, Roy and Maudie Westmoreland; and other family members who went before her.
Her legacy of love, strength, and devotion will be forever cherished by her surviving family: Her grandchildren: Michael Daniel and his wife, Toni Daniel, Chris Daniel, Raelee Klein, Kaci Lomprey, Brittney Ensley, Courtney Rowland, Aaron Klein, Jon Klein, Anna Klein, Ireland Klein and multiple great grandchildren, Her great-grandchildren: Colby Daniel, Jonah Randolph, Darian Daniel, Audrie White, Emily Daniel, Cole Daniel, Brooklynn Daniel, and Jaxon Daniel
Her 9 great-great-grandchildren: Grayson Daniel, Briley White, Aurora Sanchez, Braxton White, Roman Sanchez, Adalynn White, Ayrton Morales, Colson Randolph, and Marlow Randolph
A large, loving circle of extended family, neighbors, and friends who proudly called her "Granny.
Family and friends are invited to gather for a viewing on Tuesday, October 20th, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Hampton Vaughan Crestview Funeral Home.
A celebration of Granny’s extraordinary 94 years of life will take place on Wednesday, October 21st, at 2:00 PM at the Hampton Vaughan Crestview Chapel in Wichita Falls. Following the service, the family invites everyone to stay, share stories, and remember Granny over catering and finger foods.
