MacArthur High School
Class Of 1971
Janey Whyborn Bibb
Residing In: | Lubbock, TX USA |
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Spouse/Partner: | Mack Bibb |
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Occupation: | Tutoring Coordinator |
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Children: | Brad, 1979 Brian, 1981 Brenna, 1990 I knew I was getting older when I realized that our More… |
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Janey's Latest Interactions
I'm so sorry to hear about Mary Mac. I remember her so well and I know she will be truly missed. Praying for her husband and her family.
Posted on: Jan 17, 2020 at 2:16 PM
L to R - Our DIL Jenny Benedict with our 1st grand-son; son Clayton Benedict; our daughter Alison Benedict, Jenice G. Benedict, DIL Lisa Benedict, our son Chris Benedict, my mother Jean Graham, and my husband Jim Benedict.
Posted on: Oct 10, 2019 at 2:17 PM
Mandy, I'm very sorry about the loss of your mom. These are indeed difficult times for us, but also a time of rejoicing that they are now in their heavenly home! May God give you peace and comfort and may her beautiful memories with you live on!
Posted on: Apr 28, 2019 at 3:33 AM
Even though I spent 4 years under Mr. Pearson's musical baton (1967-71), I didn't know all of this background about him. I think that is a testimony to his humility and also shows what an incredible musician and teacher he was! He instilled in me my love for instrumental music, which continues to this day. After high school, I was a member of my college band (Texas Tech's Goin' Band from Raiderland) and even married a band director! I will miss and think of him as I attend the TMEA conference in San Antonio this week, as I would often run into him and catch up with him there. God bless you, John Pearson, for what you meant to me and to so many other students. What a beautiful life, well lived!
I, too, am very sad to hear of Brian's passing. I also had just messaged him through FB regarding his mother's passing, as I had lost my mom a year and a half ago. He actually thanked me for my message the day he was killed. Life is so very fragile and we certainly need to make the most of every single day we are given! Rest in peace, Brian. You will be missed!