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Longtime La Paz County, Arizona resident, Madie D. Nelson, age 72, passed away Monday, March 5, 2018, in Purcell, Oklahoma.
Madie Dean Mason was born March 12, 1945 in Greeleyville, South
Carolina., 1 of 7 children born to Archie Mason and Kizzy (Ard) Mason. She
was raised in Greeleyville, SC and attended school there. Madie married
young, to Richard Moody, and several years later due to unforeseen
circumstances was left widowed. In 1987, at Las Vegas, NV, Madie married her
life partner, John Franklin Nelson. They made their home in Bouse, Arizona,
where together they raised 2 sons, William and Anthony. Her greatest joy was
being a wife and mother, caring and providing for her boys. She will be
remembered as a loving and caring mother and grandmother, sister, aunt and
friend. She will be dearly missed!
She was preceded in death by:
Her husband, John Franklin Nelson;
Parents,
Archie and Kizzy Mason;
Siblings,
Christine Moody, Katherine Flannery,
Archie Mason and Franklin Mason and
1st husband, Richard Moody.
Madie leaves behind:
Her boys,
William "Willie" Nelson and wife Tiffany of Purcell, OK and
Anthony "AJ" Nelson and fiancée Raylee of Moore, OK;
Her grandchildren, Logan, Bailey and Avia;
Sister,
Nautie Tucker of St. Stephens, SC;
Brother,
Richard Mason of Goose Creek, SC;
Several nieces and nephews and a host of other family and friends.
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