Jeanette Berthelot Millet
Jeanette Berthelot Millet, of Houston, peacefully passed away on January 9, 2019 at the age of 77. She was born in Plaquemine, Louisiana on January 231941 to Sidney and Emma Berthelot. She was preceded in death by her parents and brothers Clyde and LJ Berthelot.
Jeanette is survived by her beloved husband of 60 years, Homer Millet Sr., her brother, Morris Berthelot and wife Mable; sister, in Law Mary Berthelot. In addition, her loving children: Kim Carter and husband David, Tony Millet and wife Carol, Gigi Lampson and husband John, Michelle Winstead and husband Rickey; her long-time friend & neighbor, Jim Mathews as well as countless nieces and nephews. Her family was the greatest love of her life. Her 12 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren brought her true joy. No one left her house without a full tummy and a full heart.
Her other great loves were fishing, and camping. Summers were spent from Big Bend to Alaska and many weekends were spent looking for the newest fishing spot she had heard about at work.
A visitation will be held on Friday, January 11, 2019 from 7:00pm – 9:00pm with a rosary to begin a 7:30pm at Crowder Funeral Home in Pearland. Funeral Service will be at 11:00am on Saturday, January 12, 2019 at Crowder Funeral Home with Deacon Jose Alonso officiating.
My deepest condolences go out to both of you, John and Gigi. I am sending up prayers that God may assuage your grief and comfort your family.
Michelle and Gigi,
Dale and I are sending our sympathy and prayers for repose of Jeanette’s soul…
We are remembering her beautiful smiles, hugs and ever ready encouragement…..she was a faithful sponsor/ helper for years on the St. Luke’s youth retreat trips…………..so many memories are flooding through the mind…..
We are sending hugs to both of you and are praying that Jesus in his Mercy will give you comfort now and in the days to come….
Love to both of you,
Mary and Dale Denais
Not sure what to say , but Jeanette and family are and always will be in my life. Shared many great times and enjoyed every one of those moments together. God bless.
Jeanette and Homer will always be special in our hearts. They were always there in a time of need. We enjoyed walking up to their garage, knowing we would find Homer there and Jeanette shortly after! When visiting, we always left with a warm heart, loving these 2 people.
Our deepest sympathy to the family.
James and Roberta Farrington
We love you and know what a special person she was.
Kim,
My prayers are with you and your family. She was a beautiful lady and I know she’ll be missed. May your mom Rest In Peace. Sending my love…
I just found this and it broke my heart. I knew Jeanette and Homer in California when Kim and Tony were born. My name was Serita Keegan then and my husband was Don who was in the Air Force together with Homer at the time (Castle Air Force Base). I still have pictures of the babies Kim and Tony. When my family took a camping trip in 1991 visiting national parks all around the country, and we came to LA, I tried to look up Jeanette and Homer in Plaquemine and all other cities in LA. I even tried to look up Kim and Tony. Our next stop was Houston to visit a couple of my husband’s cousins. I never dreamed of looking you up in Houston. I wished I stayed in touch after leaving California. I have fond memories of our friendships in California and memories of deep gratitude for the friendships.