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Billie Louise
Heironimus
May 28, 1936 — Sep 11, 2025
Denison, TX 75020
Billie Louise Heironimus, 89 went home to be with the lord Thursday, September 11, 2025, at her home.
Mrs. Heironimus was born May 28, 1936, in Childress, Texas. The daughter of L.G. Scott and Irene Collyer Eddins. Louise married her husband Russell "Ed" Heironimus August 25, 1956. Mrs. Heironimus worked many years for T.I. and Walmart where she retired. She raised kids for many years, and she loved them dearly. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and sister. She will be greatly, greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Mrs. Heironimus is survived by her loving family, Cody Heironimus (Son) and wife Angela Heironimus of Denison, Texas, Grandchildren, David Heironimus and wife Laura, Michael Heironimus of Denison, Texas, Steven Heironimus of The Colony, Texas, Samantha Heironimus of The Colony, Texas, Kyle Robinson, Laura Robinson, Nikki Robinson, Jenn and Chris Robinson, and Jason Stanley all of Denison, Texas. Great-Grandchildren Lynnzee Heironimus, David Russell Heironimus, Kya Welch, Libby Stanley, Kileigh and Ruger Freeman, and Jordyn Strauser.
Mrs. Heironimus was preceded in death by her Husband and Parents.
Graveside services will be held September 27, 2025, at Cederlawn Memorial Park at 2:00pm.
Our grandmother was the very heart and soul of our family, the light that guided us through every moment. To us, she was more than just a grandmother. She was our hero, our inspiration, and the embodiment of kindness and strength. As a young child I looked up to her with awe, inspired by her grace and compassion- she truly was a shining example of what it means to be remarkable. The pain of her loss is overwhelming, an ache that lingers deep within our hearts, but we hold onto the hope that she is now in a better and more peaceful place. I will carry forever the love, lessons, and sacrifices she made for me, etched into my soul, and never to be forgotten. Her presence will forever remain with us, an everlasting testament to a life beautifully lived.
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