Wonderlyn Eans

Wonderlyn JamesEans Lifes StoryI have fought a good fight, and the victory is finally won. No more suffering and pain, I have much more to gain. I heard the heavenly angelic choir singing as it drew near the hour. When the pearly gates open, I could seeWonderlyn Faye James Eans affectionately known as Missy was born to Lewis James, Sr. and Willie Mae JamesCampbell on November 5, 1957 in Houston, Texas. Wonderlyn attended Jessie H. Jones High School in Houston, Texas and at an early age Missy professed a hope in Christ as her Lord and Savior. She was baptized by Reverend S. B. Franklin at the Foster Baptist Church in Houston, Texas. She was a member of Post Oak Baptist Church in Brenham, Texas until her death.Wonderlyn was blessed with two daughters, Lakeisha and Sherri James. Wonderlyn was united in holy matrimony on Valentines Day, February 14, 2001, to the man of her dreams, Mr. Ransom Eans, Jr. Wonderlyn led an active and fulfilling life, dedicating her time to her grandchildren whom she loved dearly. In fact, Missy had so much love for grandchildren she stepped up and proclaimed others to be hers as well. Wonderlyn James Eans left this world on January 17, 2014, with her loving and devoted Mother by her bedside. She answered the Masters Call No more pain, no more suffering. Our Missy is at peace and taking her rest for her journey has just begun. Wonderlyn is preceded in death by her husband, Ransom Eans, Jr. father, Lewis James, Sr. brother, Lewis James, Jr. and her dad, Lloyd Campbell, Sr. Wonderlyn leaves to cherish her memories: her daughters, Lakeisha James and Sherri James her grandchildren: Treylin McCullough, Keosha Moore, Jermelia Richards, and Elexis McCoullough her adopted grandchildren: Cierra Gilbert, Javen Dorsey and Jerimy Dorsey her mother, Willie Mae Campbell, brothers, Steven James, Sr. and wife Sandra, Lloyd Campbell, Jr., Kenneth Campbell, Michael Campbell, and Timothy Campbell sisters, Angela Campbell, Karen Ajayi and Tandra Bradford and other relatives including aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and a host of friends. The Battle is Over