Johnny Lanelle (Rankin) Bloom
September 6, 1938 ~ February 26, 2021
Johnny Lanelle (Rankin) Bloom was born on September 6, 1938 in Hughes Springs, Texas to John Brasher (JB) Rankin and Bennie Mae (Stacy) Rankin. She went to be with our heavenly father on February 26, 2021.
She lived a full and adventurous life with her husband William C Bloom of 63 years and they both retired to Hughes Springs,TX. She loved nothing more than to have a visit from family or work in her amazing garden. She enjoyed sharing things she loved with her grandkids from the jitterbug and crocheting to healthy lifestyles, and even tips on gardening. If you ever came across her path, you knew how much she loved to talk to others. She loved people and loved to brag on her family. She enjoyed her grandkids and great grandkids to the fullest, and had a green thumb that rivaled none.
She is preceded in death by her son, Billy Bloom, sister, Robbie Brewer, and her parents John Brasher and Bennie Mae Rankin whom she loved dearly.
She is survived by her husband, Bill Bloom of Hughes Springs, Texas; two daughters, Laura Richardson and husband Mike, Kim Massey and husband Trey of Hughes Springs, Texas;
She is also survived by her grandchildren, Stacy Howell and husband David of Russellville, Arkansas, Billy Morgan and wife Carrie of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Garrett Morgan and wife Jessica of Conway, Arkansas, Nikkie Bickham and husband Kerry of Hughes Springs, Texas, Rachael Calk and husband Leroy of Seguin, Texas, James Massey and wife Rachelle of Hughes Springs, Texas; and great-grandchildren, Emma-Grace, Warnock, Katie, Ezra, Birdee, and Charlotte Howell, Kavan and Drew Morgan, Ainslee and Aspen Morgan, Paula Sens, Presley and Brantley Bickham, and Stetson Calk; as well as a host of extended family and friends.
A memorial service will be held 2:00 p.m. Sunday, February 28, 2021 at Reeder-Davis Chapel.
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To the most incredible grandmother A girl could ask for. My best friend. You will be missed so much! Give Billy and Aunt Robbie, Papa and Granny great big hugs for us. Until we see you again, I’ll be missing you.
Laura and Kim,
my deepest sympathy goes out to both of you. The loss of your mother is hard, but you have each other to lean on. I will keep you both and your families in my prayers.