Billie Joyce Johnson b 1931 Letcher Co KY, d/o Ida Fuller Potter and Coy Johnson. Billie Joyce m. 1st to Bill Stewart (divorced), 2nd to Jesse Phillip Sanchez (divorced) and 3rd to Charles Jaynes of South Houston, TX. Visit Billie's Photo Gallery.

Billie and 2nd husband, Jesse Sanchez, adopted the 3 youngest children of her Mom, Ida Fuller Potter. Those adopted by them; Annette, Carlene and David Potter.

Billie was born in Letcher Co KY and came to Houston, Texas to earn a living after her divorce from 2nd husband, Jesse Sanchez. Billie traveled extensively over the years and lived in Fairbanks, Alaska, Madrid, Spain and Guatemala City, Central America, to name a few. Billie also lived in different states within the US with her 2nd husband, Jesse Sanchez who was in the Air Force during their marriage.

Billie is currently married to Charles Jaynes. They have been married for about 30 years. Billie worked for Montgomery Wards in sales. She retired from Wards and she and her husband Charles bought a business which she has now sold. She and Charles Jaynes own and maintain rental property in the Houston, Texas area.

Charley Jaynes is a retired machinist. Charley and Billie have no children together, but Charley has 2 boys, Rusty and Randy Jaynes,  and 2 girls Gay and Female Jaynes, from a previous marriage. Billie had no children with any of her husbands.

We (Billie, me (Annette), Carlene and David) had a great time in all the different places we lived. Carlene and I (Annette) really loved Guatemala in particular. We had a wonderful time attending the American School of Guatemala.

The countryside of Guatemala City was the loveliest I've (Annette Potter) ever experienced. When we lived in Guatemala, we frequently saw beautiful multi-colored birds in the trees.

The field trips we went on were quite the experience because of the beauty of the surrounding area. Guatemala offered beautiful waterfalls, lovely lakes and lush tropical forests. We hope to make a return visit to Guatemala some day.

My sister Carlene and I (Annette) modeled on television and for layouts in various publications while living in Guatemala. Our social life was very exciting. The boys there would get together and bring guitars to serenade us at our home. We loved that!!

I would hope that girls in the states would have their boyfriends treat them to this wonderful tradition. It is something a girl will always remember and it makes them feel very special. We were very fortunate to have experienced the wonderful things we enjoyed in the beautiful city of Guatemala in Central America.