Genett Jane

Mccarver

Genett was born September 16, 1960 in Toledo, Ohio. She gained her wings December 13, 2024 at Hospice of Northwest Ohio.

In death she left behind the memories that ll our hearts today. She left behind memories that we shall cherish

and hold to our hearts, she filled us all with happiness and wouldn't want us sad, but to think upon those times she made us smile and lled us up with joy and laughter. Now she sits and watches over her son Demonte McCarver, soon to be daughter in-law Leeanna Garza and most importantly her granddaughter Evangeline. She also now can watch over her other half, her twin Gelanie McCarver. She leaves behind her memories in all of her siblings Patricia Watson, Vivian Watson, Vestella & Tony Kimbrough, Rosalyn McCarver, Christine Taylor, Jerry McCarver, Keith & Sherry McCarver, Willet & Anna McCarver, her mother gure in Tennessee Sarah Gaines

and her ance Calvin Green who loved her undeniably. In transition she was met by her parents Lora Wooten and Willet McCarver; Her brothers Nathan and Michael McCarver, and her nephew Wesley Watson "Fatman".

Genett grew up in Toledo, where she attended Lincoln elementary, Robinson Jr High and Scott High school. Genett also studied at UT for nursing. Throughout her life she had many job occupations in Toledo, and also lived in Tennessee for numerous years where she worked in a cafeteria serving food. While working 2 jobs most of

her life she still found time to make memories with everyone she loved, always made time for game nights playing Yahtzee, Trouble, Monopoly, Spades, and Tonk. She made sure she always made time for everyone no matter how hard she worked or what time of day. Even when she was sick, her loved ones came first.

Let's not be sad, but yet let's celebrate the life of Genett McCarver and live with the memories she left us. Let's celebrate how strong and caring she was, and how hard she fought. Most importantly with how hard she fought cancer for so many years, let's celebrate that cancer never won, she won. Now that she may rest and no longer

be in pain, let's be happy that she is met with loved ones and God with open arms and be happy knowing we all have one of the strongest and most stubborn angels watching over us.