Jill White was born on September 19,1965 to Walter Doyle and Mary Francis Bennett in East Bernard, Texas. She lived her younger years in Orchard, Texas before moving to Huntsville and beginning high school. Shortly after,  she would meet the love of her life, Randy. The two were wed on June 23,1984. She graduated from beauty school and began a career as a cosmetologist, but her favorite job was being a mother, giving birth to her only child Ross on November 9,1987 and beginning a career as a stay at home mom for her baby boy.

When Ross began elementary school she followed him there and worked in the library at Scott Johnson Elementary, a job that kept her on her toes working with and entertaining kids, even dressing up as Clifford the Big Red Dog. Years later she would be randomly recognized and appreciated by those kids as Mrs. White from the library.

After leaving her job at the library, she re-started her career as a hair dresser which she would continue until 2023 when she retired. She loved her work and more importantly the people she would befriend. They would become a second family to her. Jill was a social butterfly who enjoyed conversations and interacting with everyone she came into contact with. No matter good or bad, happy or sad she always helped her friends and clients.

Jill was an excellent chef and always made sure her boys had whatever they wanted at the ready, whether it be a chicken fried steak or a three layer cake.  No one could top anything that came out of her kitchen. She had an affinity for dogs, she loved her fur babies like they were her own. No dog was as lucky as the ones that she shared her couch with. Jill very much enjoyed sitting down after a long day and watching her shows and relaxing with her favorite dramas and soap operas; you better not disturb her during this time.

Jill has now been reunited in Heaven with her father, Doyle, and is survived by her husband Randy, son Ross, mother Mary Francis Bennett, sister Theresa Camacho and her husband Luis and brother Jeff Bennett. She is also survived by her special aunt Ima McGinty and her husband Francis McGinty, along with many cousins, nieces and nephews.