Barbara Hopkins
Barbara Hopkins, 75, of Port Arthur, died Tuesday, September 18, 2018, at Magnolia Manor, Groves. She was born September 10, 1943, in Pittsburg, Texas, to Anne B. Williams Johnson and Chauncy McQuerry Johnson.
Barbara was a retired teller from DuPont Credit Union. She enjoyed sewing and embroidery, loved the Lord, and absolutely adored her children and grandchildren.
Survivors include her three children, Kenneth Lee Hopkins and his wife, Vicki, of Norman, Oklahoma; Kevin Lynn Hopkins, of Port Neches; and Susan Kay Pope and her husband, Kevin Lee, of Lincoln, Nebraska; brother, Alvin Lee Johnson and his wife, Carol, of Spring; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
She is preceded in death by her parents; and husband, Kenneth A. Hopkins.
A family committal will be held at Broussard’s Crematorium, Beaumont, under the direction of Broussard’s, 505 North 12th Street, Nederland.
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Sandra Johnson Head
I have many good memories of Barbra & Alvin when we we wwree kids. Saturday night boxing, Uncle Chauncy & Daddy watching . The women drinking my coffee in the kitchen & Barbara , Alvin & I paying Monoply on my bedroom floor. Barbara was good as gold..
Sherry Johnson Molina
Barbara used to babysit me when I was in early elementary school. I loved staying with her because she told me wonderful, happy stories. She would rub my back with her gentle fingertips and hum to me as I fought going to sleep. She'd kiss my cheek and tell me she loved me, then snuggle with me until I was sound asleep. Dear cousin, you're now in the arms of Jesus, and I'm sure you now know how you made me feel. Sleep well and happily.
W. .J.
To the family: Very sorry for your loss. May you find comfort, strength and hope in the promises found at Isaiah 33:24 and Acts 24:15. We long to see their fulfillment soon. For more comfort please visit our website: jw.org and view the faith strengthening video: Is There Hope for the Dead? ?
It’s 2022 and I remember this beautiful lady from more than 40 years ago. I just discovered this announcement. May God bless her children, grandchildren and family. I was more blessed to have known her than she was to know me. Barbara was an encourager in my life when life was very difficult for me as a struggling teenager. I have never forgotten her and her short time of influence in my life has been with me all these years. Her input into me is part of how I am able to minister to hurting youth today. She was a blessing though she would have never thought so.