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Janelle Wilson Dillard, 90, of Callisburg, Texas, passed away on Saturday, November 12, 2022, in Gainesville, Texas.
Janelle was born February 28, 1932, in Marietta and graduated from Marietta High School. She was the consummate wife, mother, and homemaker. As a "Rancher's wife", Janelle worked hand-in-hand with her beloved husband Dutch. It was a priority for her to be present at her children's activities and 4-H events. Janelle was a skilled cook, gardener, and seamstress.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Dutch Dillard; parents, Jack and Tootsie Wilson; son, Timothy David Threadgill; daughter, Lisa Threadgill; brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Sachiko Wilson; and sister, Nancy Wilson.
Survivors include her daughters, Vicki Lynn Threadgill Kiester and husband Steven of Fort Worth, Texas and Karen Threadgill Bentley Hott of Callisburg, Texas; stepdaughter, Sue Dillard Campbell of California; stepson, Joe Dillard III and wife Alexis of Marietta; grandchildren, Jeff Threadgill and wife Anita, C.J. Lloyd and wife Becky, Carrie Tutt and husband Jay, Randi Leeann Hott and partner Dustin Sims, Lance Campbell, and Mark Shannon Dillard; great-grandchildren, Cole Threadgill, Chelsea Guevera, Brianna Lloyd, William Lloyd, Molly Wagner, Madelyn Ramsey, Chloe Campbell, Jack Campbell, and Claire Campbell; great-great-grandson, Oliver Swanson; and brother, Jim Wilson and wife Jan of Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Memorial services will be held at a later date.
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