Ms. Dennis, 97, died Wednesday at a health center in Midland. She was born in Farmers Branch. her grandfather, Noah good, was one of three people who founded Farmers Branch during the 1800s.

Her daughter, Valois Crain Holder of West Columbia, Texas, said her mother was a true pioneer woman who lived when there were no cars on the road.
Ms. Dennis also volunteered during World War I by knitting socks and sweaters.

During World War II she also worked as a riveter at Lockheed. Other survivors include her son, M. G. Crain of Midland; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

The Dallas Morning News - May 6, 1995
Submitted by Jan Jones

Dennis
Ethel Good Crain, a descendant of the Peters Colony and one of the founding families of Farmers Branch, on Wednesday, May 3, 1995 in her 98th year. Daughter of the late James A. Good and the late Susan Butler Good; wife of the late Solon P. Crain, D.D.S. and the late Guy Dennis; mother of M.G. (Pete) and his wife, Carol Crain and Valois Crain Holder; grandmother of Maxelle and her husband, Terry Singletarry, Holli and her husband, Whit MClendon and Julie and her husband, John Miller; great grandmother
of three; sister of the late Frank Good, the late Don Good, the late Louella Cook, the late Bertie Noell, and the late Ruth Noell. Friends are invited to attend Services at the graveside in the Good Family Plot
Keenan Cemetery
Farmers Branch
Saturday afternoon
2:30 o'clock

Rev. Sam Underwood will officiate. Interment will follow. Mrs. Dennis will not be placed in state and there will be no visitation until the funeral service. Foral deliveries to the gravesite after 1 o'clock.

W. Kent Adair
Director

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Submitted by Jan Jones

ETHEL TENNIE GOOD
CRAIN DENNIS
AUG 7, 1897 - May 3, 1995

Keenan Cemetery, Farmers Branch, Dallas County, Texas