Carol Ann Henderson-Jefferson

Carol Henderson was born Carol Turman in Oklahoma City,  Oklahoma. She later moved to Los Angeles where she met my Father, Hipolito Villa Fierro. They became the original Brady Bunch.

Here’s a story of a man named Lencho. He had three kids of his own. One of them had a square head, one was kidnapped from a tribe, the other one in wild curls, and orange lip stick😂. Carol had David (cowboy) and Misty (Misty Blue) That’s the way they became the Carol and Lencho bunch.

The cards that Carol was dealt were a losing hand from the start. No matter, Carol kept moving along. The rest of us came in between prison sentences. She loved her country, she belonged to the Tea Party, and she wanted to be a part of a real patriotic organization. Carol joined the 1776 Spartans Legion, her name in the organization was 1776 Spartan Grams, Grams for short. She loved being in her patriot organization. She went up in rank and was the medical logistics officer for the Oregon chapter of the 1776 Spartans Legion. She was loved by those in the Legion, and she loved those in the Legion back deeply. This organization brought her out of her shell. No longer a hermit, she was now, “Patriot” willing to fight if need be. She made many friends and joined a patriotic group.

Momma/Momma Fierro/Grams is survived by her children: Sam, Mona, Monica, Liz, Tony, Joey, Debbie, and Larry. She is survived by a slew of grandchildren and great grandchildren who she would give her own life for. She will be missed, and she will be thought about often. In my mom’s words, “If you don't like this obituary, all you heifers can kick rocks.”