Jeanetta D. Frisby

March 22, 1937 - October 30, 2020

Jeanette was born in Chester PA to John Henry Hatchett (Deceased) and Elsie May Hatchett (Deceased). Her only sibling was William Nelson Hatchett (Deceased). At the age of 5, her family moved to Sharon Hill PA for short period, and then they moved to Woodlyn PA where they resided until she was a teenager. She later returned to Chester where she would meet and marry her high school sweetheart, Herbert Cortez Frisby Together they raised 7 children: Gwendolyn Delores Frisby, William Frisby (Deceased at birth), Juanita Christine Frisby, Janice Elaine Lammons (David), Herbert Lamont Frisby (Deceased), Sherry Ann Walker (Deceased), Karen Denise Frisby, and Pamela Jean Frisby. Jeanette was employed as a Nurse’s Aid at Manchester Nursing Home. She eventually left there and began Private Duty Nursing, which she did for many years. Jeanette raised her children, her grandchildren, her great, and great-great grandchildren in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. Her passion was teaching children about Jesus. She traveled the City of Chester, and beyond, teaching and empowering others about the Word of God. She was a warrior and a trooper, and yet, full of compassion. She was a lifelong member of Freedom Baptist Church, under the leadership of Pastor Sidney A. Harrell. Freedom Baptist became her extended family, whom she loved and cherished dearly. It was at Freedom where she embraced and operated at full capacity, in her spiritual gifts and anointing. Her heart’s desire was to please God. It was her joy to feed the hungry; give water to the thirsty; to welcome a stranger and show them the love of Jesus; to clothe those that needed clothing; to visit the sick and pray for their healing; and yes, she even touched the heart of those in prison. That is what she exemplified throughout her life. Jeanette leaves to cherish her precious memory a host of grandchildren, great and great-great grandchildren, along with family and friends. The Kingdom of God applauds you Jeanette D. Frisby… “Well done thou good and faithful servant” (Matthew 25:21) WELL DONE!