Audrey Jean (Motley) Eggers passed on November 17, 2017.
Visitation will be Saturday, November 25, 2017 at Strode Funeral Home with family greeting friends from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Funeral service will be 3:00 p.m. Sunday, November 26, 2017 at the Zion Lutheran Church.
Interment will follow at Morrison
Cemetery.
Audrey was born August 17, 1946 to Alice Marie and Arlis Motley.
Audrey graduated from Hollis High School and Oklahoma State
University. On March 24, 1968 Audrey was united in marriage with
Delles Eggers. Audrey and Delles lived in the Morrison, Oklahoma
area her entire married life.
Audrey’s passion was teaching. As a high school student she taught
vacation bible school at a mission church and Sunday school. As a
young mother she taught vacation bible school in Morrison, Oklahoma.
As her children matured, she took on additional responsibilities
with the formation of the Lutheran Student Fellowship at Zion
serving Oklahoma State University students. Audrey taught English
fluency classes through Hands Abroad at University Heights Baptist
Church for 20 years with her final class in May 2016. From 2006
through 2011 Audrey spent 4-6 weeks each summer teaching English
fluency to English teachers in China.
Audrey was active in Zion Lutheran Church as a member as well as a
worker. Audrey participated in Lutheran Women’s Missionary League.
Audrey and Delles led the Walther League (youth group) as a young
married couple. Over the years Audrey patiently waited for her
husband Delles as he prepared for and cleaned up after services in
his roles as Greeter, Usher, Elder, and Offering counter. Audrey’s
notes from recent sermons were significant.
Audrey enjoyed writing articles and short stories. Almostly Murder
with Pets was written with her close friend Mary Ellen Cooper.
Audrey and Mary Ellen were in the Stillwater Writers Group together
for years and traveled to Mystery Writer’s Conferences around the
Midwest. Audrey enjoyed field trips for research when writing
articles for magazines like Emu Today.
Audrey’s efforts helped people learn about Jesus and better
understand their own Christian faith. Her dedication to serving
Oklahoma State University domestic and international students
resulted in people across the country and world seeing her love for
Christ in action.
Audrey is preceded in death by her daughter, Carrie Eggers; brother,
Harold Motley; parents, Alice Marie and Arlis Motley; father-in-law,
W.D. Eggers; brother-in-law Brent Eggers.
Audrey is survived by her husband, Delles Eggers of Morrison; son,
Timothy Eggers of Shenandoah, Iowa; daughter, Roxanne and son-in-law
Nicholas Joslin of Leavenworth, Kansas; four grandsons, Milton,
Dietrich, Ian and Barnabas; two granddaughters, Myrdin and
Gwendolyn; Mother-in-law, Virginia Eggers; elder sister, Arlene Rath
of Oklahoma City; younger brother, James and his wife Janna Motley
of Hollis; a sister-in-law, Rosemarie Motley of Mandeville,
Louisiana.
Special thanks to Dr. Gilbert Emde, Stillwater Medical Center Home
Health, and Florence Night & Day who helped Audrey’s final chapter
end well.
Memorial contributions can be directed to Zion Lutheran
Church, Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Condolences may be emailed to the family and an online obituary may
be viewed by visiting www.strodefh.com
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