Doris Mobley Hearne

Doris Mobley Hearne, 95, passed away peacefully Friday, April 17, 2020 in Graham.  A private graveside will be Monday, April 20, 2020 in Pioneer Cemetery under the direction of Morrison Funeral Home.

 Doris was born March 25, 1925, in Graham, Texas to the late W.G and Julia (Ratcliffe) Mobley. Doris graduated from Graham High School in May 1942 and attended Texas Woman’s University in Denton until returning home to help with the family business during WWII. On May 14, 1946 she married Sidney Thomas Hearne, Jr., her childhood sweetheart. Doris and Sid became co-owners of the family business, Mobley’s, on the square in Graham until it was sold in 2000. Doris was an active life long member of the First United Methodist Church. Always interested in her children’s activities, Doris served as Cub Scout Den Mother, Girl Scout leader, a score keeper for Little League baseball games and helped with many other school events. Mimi (as she was known by her grandchildren) kept the road to Fort Worth busy by attending many of her grandchildren’s actives there. For many years, she loved to host the family gatherings and everyone was always welcome at her house. Doris was famous for her chocolate cake that was loved by all. Doris loved to travel, particularly with yearly visits to New Mexico and Colorado. In addition to church activities, Doris was active in the Garden Club, CLS and Meals on Wheels. Bridge and gardening were favorite hobbies. Doris was preceded in death by her husband, Sidney Hearne in 2012. She leaves a daughter, Susan and husband, Dr. Joe Todd of Hudson Oaks; son, S. Randall Hearne and Paula Plesko of Garland; brother, Kenneth Mobley and wife, Mary Hart of Graham; grandson, Garrett Todd and wife, Carrie of Fort Worth; and granddaughter, Laurie and husband, Dominick of Southlake and four precious great-grandchildren, Julia and Mary Alice Todd and Claire and Nick Esposito. The family extends heartfelt gratitude to the amazing staff of Graham Regional Hospice and Elmcroft Senior Living for the extraordinary care they provided Doris during her stay there. Memorials may be made to the First United Methodist Church or the charity of your choice.