A Celebration of Life service for Dorothy Jean (McClure) Wall 94, formerly of Dallardsville, Texas, will be held Saturday, February 13, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. in the La Porte Community Church located at 202 South 1st Street in La Porte, Texas with Pastor Mike McMahan officiating.

Dorothy Jean (McClure) Wall was born in La Porte On May 9, 1926 and went to be with her Lord on January 14, 2021. Jean was the daughter of Ruth Lucille (Gorsen) McClure and Ray Edgar McClure of La Porte Texas. She is survived by her son, David Mack Wall; daughter, Jeanne Ann Wall Lendo Saavedra and husband, Johnny; brother, James Wayne McClure; grandsons, Gary Wall and wife, Renee', Chris Lendo, Joseph Lendo and wife, Robin;

great-grandchildren, Brandi Alexander and husband, Clint, Troy Wall and wife, Marisa, Tyler Lendo and wife, Kaleigh, Brittainy Lendo, Samantha Lendo and Joseph Lendo;

great-great-grandchildren, Mack Alexander, Eli Alexander, and Lyla Mae Wall; grandchildren, Jessica Capps and husband, David, Veronica Waguespack and husband, James, Joey Saavedra and wife, Kristan; great-grandchildren, Dawson Capps, Annabelle Capps, Jude Capps, Gia Capps, Avery Waguespack, Jase Waguespack, Jacob Waguespack, Gavyn Saavedra, Isabella Saavedra, and Juliana Saavedra; along with numerous other relatives and a host of friends.

Jean is preceded in death by her parents; older brother, Ray Edgar McClure, Jr.; younger brother, Jack Albert McClure; and daughter-in-law, Ronnie (Bentley) Wall.

Jean liked to say she met the love of her life, Mack, while they were in the same nursery as newborns. They eloped on April 1, 1943 during her senior year of high school, she always said they were "April Fools" that lasted until Mack's death in 2009. Upon graduation from high school, she joined Mack in Florida where he was a photographer in the Merchant Marines. Their travels then took them briefly to New Orleans and upon Mack's discharge from service, they settled near La Porte in Lomax. They built their home themselves and enjoyed gatherings with their many family and friends.

When Mack retired from DuPont, they moved to Dallardsville (Big Sandy), Texas and built their retirement home on thirteen acres that they both loved greatly. They cleared the land, built two ponds, and spent their retirement gardening, and fishing in "Wall's Lake". They loved living in the Piney Woods and hosted their grandsons every summer that they could.

Jean spent the last ten years of her life with her son, David, in Seabrook, Texas and daughter, Jeanne, in Pasadena, Texas. She enjoyed seeing her many grandchildren as often as possible and always greeted each with a kiss and a hug and was extremely interested in all aspects of their lives. She was always eager to call and catch up and her kind heart knew no bounds.  She was one of a kind.

Honorary Pallbearers are Gary Wall (grandson), Chris Lendo (grandson), Joseph Lendo (grandson), James Waguespack (grandson), David Capps (grandson), Matt Hoffman (nephew) and Clint Alexander (great-grandson).