Wenona D. McCamy
Wenona “Wink” D. McCamy, 88 of Texas City peacefully passed away on Sunday, November 22, 2020 at her home in Texas City. She was born November 24, 1931 in New Boston, Texas to Nazer and Addie Deen.
Wenona was a lifelong resident of Texas City and worked for the Texas City post office for more than 25 years before retiring. Wenona was a union representative of the NALC during her time working at the post office and became a gold card life member in 2019. She obtained her first mail route in 1967 and was the first female mail carrier in Texas City.
She enjoyed bingo, casino trips and precious time spent with her family. She loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren and they loved their Grammy.
She is preceded in death by her sons; Vance McCamy, Virgil McCamy and son-in-law Ray Ensminger, four brothers; Sunny Edwards, N.L. “Junie” Deen, Gaye Deen and Ray Deen, two sisters; Oda Mae Lawrence and Duel Lee Deen.
Wenona is survived by her daughter Vicki Ensminger and son Vaughn McCamy (Rachel), three sisters; Faye Deen, Marie Castano and Wanda Davis (Jim), five grandchildren; Danielle Ouedraogo (Matthew), Jaime Filoteo (Sonya), Bradley McCamy (Christina), Clayton Ensminger (Jorden) and Cody McCamy (Unique). Great-grandchildren; Cameron and Makayla Harper, Angela Mendez, Alexis Lopez, Arya and Jasper McCamy and Freya Vanderzyden.
A funeral service will be at 10:00am on Friday, November 27, 2020 at the James Crowder Funeral Home in La Marque with Chaplain Kimberly Woda officiating. Interment will follow at Galveston Memorial Park in Hitchcock, Texas.
Sending our sincerest heartfelt condolences to you all💜
Sending Prayers and Condolences to your family.
Vicki and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Keeping all who love your mom in my prayers,
So sorry to hear of her passing,she was one sweet lady,always made you feel loved and welcomed to her home, Vicki love you ,sending hugs and prayers during your time of sadness
Sorry for the loss we luv and miss y’all From Edwards family May god bless y’all .
Vickie and Vaugh and family so sorry for y’alls loss.
Prayers covering all in this time, sorry for your loss.
I went to Texas City in 1970 with two small boys. I had just been divorced, and she became my friend and we traded babysitting as she had two small boys too. She was working at the post office at the time, and help me a lot because I was dead broke had never worked outside the house before, and starving. She helped feed me and she helped encourage me. I wish I had been able to get up with her sooner and I am so sorry to hear that she passed away in 2020. She knew me as Carrie Wilson but my name now is Carrie Rowe as I went back to my maiden name. Winona I love you and I miss you.