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Addie Mae (Wilson) Andrew
Jackson "A J"Allen Jr
Tombstone Photo
Reed Cemetery
Reed,
Greer County, Oklahoma
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Jul 1, 1927 - Jun 30, 2013
Obit for Addie posted by Jo Aguirre
© Greer
Funeral Home
235 South Pennsylvania
Mangum, Oklahoma 73554
(580) 782-3323
Addie Mae Allen, age 85, of Mangum, passed away Sunday, June 30,
2013, at Quartz Mountain Medical Center.
Addie Mae was born in Hester, Oklahoma on July 1, 1927 to John T.
and Grace Irene (Powell) Wilson. As a young child, Addie and her
family moved to the Reed community, where she attended school. In
grade school, Addie’s beautiful green eyes stole the heart of a
classmate by the name of A.J. Allen Jr., who said it was love at
first sight and on January 15, 1944, they would become husband and
wife and would spend the next sixty-nine wonderful years together
before her death. Addie was very involved with her children’s
activities and those of the Reed schools, and she and A.J. were the
class parents of the Reed High School class of 1965. In July of 1966
she and A.J. would move to Mangum where she worked at Lawrence’s,
G.C. Graumann’s and later the Mangum Public Schools. Addie Mae
worked as a teacher’s aide at Mangum from 1969 to 1993 where she was
known best for being a school bus driver and making beautiful and
highly requested bulletin boards, which she loved making for all the
teachers. Addie Mae was wonderful mother, grandmother and played a
big part in the raising of Jeff and Lisa. In her free time, Addie
loved cooking, crossword puzzles, checkers and was known as a
dominoes master.
Preceded in death by her parents; one son, Kenneth “Buster” Allen;
three siblings, Paul Wilson, Jerry Don Wilson and Ruth Bex,
Addie is
survived by her husband, A.J., of the home; two children, Larry
(Pete) Allen and wife Kitty of Gallatin, Tennessee and Brenda Sowada
and husband Paul of LaVernia, Texas; six grandchildren, Jeff
Balentine, Sherri Allen Wiewel, Pam Allen McCaw, Lisa Balentine
Fullenwider, Phillip Sowada and Paul Sowada Jr.; ten great
grandchildren; four siblings, Henry Wilson, Barry Lynn Wilson, J.T.
Wilson and Johnnie Faye Hill; one daughter-in-law, Janie Allen Buck;
one close friend and care giver, Blanche Flores along with many more
nieces, nephews, relatives and close friends.
Graveside services for Addie Mae Allen will be at 10:00 a.m.,
Wednesday, July 3, 2013, at the Reed Cemetery with Minister Todd
McRay officiating and under the direction of Greer Funeral Home of
Mangum.
The family will greet friends at the funeral home in Mangum on
Tuesday evening from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m.
Online tributes may be made to the family at www.greerfuneral.com
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