Clara J Smith

Clara J Smith obituary, Brooksville, FL

Clara J Smith

Clara Smith Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Brewer & Sons Funeral Homes - Brooksville Chapel on Feb. 12, 2026.
Clara Jeannette Smith

Saturday June 22, 1946 – Tuesday February 10, 2026

Jeannette was born on June 22, 1946, in Ferriday, LA and passed away at the age of 79, February 10, 2026, in Brooksville, FL.

Jeannette lived most of her life in Jonesville, LA and moved to Homosassa, FL in March of 1995.

She was proceeded in death by her parents Roy C. Harris and Clara Bell Harris. Five sisters Alma Coleman (Govie), Marie Smith (Gilbert), Pearl Gardner (Marvin), Edna Carter (Booster) and Linnie Evans (Hilbert). One brother James "Bo" Harris.

She is survived by her husband of 61 years, Quinnon L. Smith of Brooksville, FL. Two children, James L. Smith of Brooksville, FL and Cynthia Dey (Dennis) of Homosassa, FL. She is survived by three grandchildren. Jordan Grant (Cary) of Jonesville, LA, Justin M. Dey (Stephanie) of Homosassa, FL and Tyler A. Dey (Kayla) of Homosassa, FL. She is also survived by four great-grandchildren. Dennis A. Dey, Rylen C. Dey, Colton M. Dey and Adelynn G. Dey, all of Homosassa, FL.

Jeannette was a Homemaker and Christian. She enjoyed listening to the old-time gospel hymns. In her younger years it was all about her "stories" / Soap Operas. She also enjoyed watching old westerns. She loved quilting and made several quilts through the years for her children and grandchildren.

She was a daughter, sister, aunt, wife, mother. But her favorite job of all was being a MawMaw to all her grandchildren.

Private cremation will be through Brewer & Sons Funeral Home Brooksville, FL.

Go Rest High on That Mountain

I know your life

On earth was troubled

And only you could know the pain.

You weren't afraid to face the devil,

You were no stranger to the rain.

Go rest high on that mountain

your work on earth is done.

Go to heaven a-shoutin'

Love for the Father and the Son.

Oh, how we cried the day you left us

We gathered round your grave to grieve.

I wish I could see the angels faces

When they hear your sweet voice sing.

Go rest high on that mountain

your work on earth is done.

Go to heaven a-shoutin'

Love for the Father and the Son.

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