Lila Jeanette Warner Mulhollan Vernor was born on August 26, 1938, in Burnet, Texas.  She was the third daughter of Lucious and Ethel Martin Warner. She graduated from Burnet High School in 1957 and on June 2, 1957, she married Troy Jack Mulhollan.  They moved to Midkiff, Texas.  They lived there for a year, then moved to Clute, TX. Four of her five children were born there.  In 1971, they moved back to Burnet and finished raising their children. Their 5th child was born in 1981.  

Jeanette was a homemaker until her husband passed away in 1997.  He was a rancher and sold insurance for Farmers Mutual Insurance.  After he passed away, she became the agent for them.  When The Maxican restaurant opened Jeanette became the hostess.  Later, she worked at Bill’s Burgers. Over the years she rubbed a lot of backs and made many people smile through her happiness and kind heart.  

On October 23, 2019, she married Kelso Verno, who had been a lifelong friend of the family and moved to Clute, TX. She lived there until her health drew her back to Burnet as a resident of Oaks Nursing home until her passing.

She is survived by her husband, Kelso Vernor of Clute, her children, Marsha Felps and husband, Bill of Burnet, children Amber Cardenas and Tyrel Felps, Will Mulhollan and wife Dee Dee of Burnet, children JC Mulhollan, Annette Kingsbury, and Chad Mulhollan, Shelly Bean and husband, Billy of Fairfield, children Rebecca Corbett and Cullen Lyles,  Mary Rhames of Burnet, children Thomas, Travis and Holly Rhames and Clint Mulhollan and wife, Holly, of Burnet, children Wrigley and Rowyn Mulhollan.  She was blessed with 12 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great grandchildren.  The youngest great-great granddaughter is named Lila.  Jeanette was also blessed to be a part of the lives of the Vernor children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.  She is also survived by a host of family and friends.

She was preceded in death by her husband of 40 years, Troy Jack Mulhollan and her son-in-law, Chuck Lyles.

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you take each opportunity you find to spread love, kindness and encouragement to friends, family and strangers, just like she has done all her life. Smile at someone, say hello, and maybe give someone a back rub.