Sue White Jennings was born in Davis, Oklahoma on February 13, 1932 and departed this life and entered heaven on March 2, 2020. She was preceded in death by her husband of 68 years, Richard "Dick" Jennings. Also preceding her were parents Clint and Pearl Ingram White, brothers, Lee White and Jerry White, and sister, Clinta McCoy. She is survived by son, Kent, and his wife, Karen, as well as granddaughter, Brooke Marston and husband Brian and granddaughter, Ebby Isbill and husband Brent. Her seven great grandchildren are Micah Marston, Matt Marston, Mia Marston, Mae Marston, Eli Isbill, McKenzie Isbill, and Isaiah Isbill. She is survived by her brother, Joe White, and sister, Dena Fryer, sister-in-law Dolores White, brother-in-law Mike McCoy, sister-in-law Donna White, and brother-in-law Jim Fryer. She is also survived by a host of other family members and friends.
Sue Jennings loved teaching God's Word. She faithfully taught the Bible for her entire adult life until stepping away from that privilege due to health reasons in 2017. Sue Jennings was a devoted wife and mother. After serving as a homemaker and Baptist women's volunteer at First Baptist Church Lancaster, she embarked on a career in banking in 1970, working in various roles at the Bank of Lancaster (later First Security and First City) where she ultimately served in the role of Vice President.
Sue Jennings was satisfied with the simple joys of life. She loved people and she loved her family. Reading was her avocation. Her family was her priority. Jesus Christ was her Lord. Today, she enjoys eternity with Him.