OBITUARY: Marlys Mae (Wilde) Jones, 1938-1981, Mitchell County, Iowa

[St. Ansgar Enterprise, 11 JUN 1981]




                     Mrs. Charles Jones Funeral Held
                          At Little Brown Church

  Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Jones, 42, of rural Nashua, who died
June 1, were held June 4 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua
with the Rev. John Christy officiating.

  Marlys Mae Jones, daughter of Arnold and Erma (Schmidt) Wilde, was born
on the Wilde farm in Rock township October 12, 1938. She was baptized and
confirmed at St. John’s Lutheran church, Rock township.

  She married Charles E. Jones October 30, 1959. They made their home in
Nashua for two years, and then moved to their present farm home in rural
Nashua. Three daughters were born to them.

  Mrs. Jones was active as a homemaker, mother and farm wife. She
transferred her membership to the Little Brown church and served as Sunday
school teacher for 16 years. Also she was a member of the church choir,
Women’s Fellowship, and various church offices, including Sunday school
superintendent.

  She is survived by her husband, Charles; three daughters, Joaquin, Jane
and Julie at home; her step mother, Mrs. Ruth Wilde; two brothers, Allen
and Richard Wilde and numerous other relatives. She was preceded in death
by her parents.

  Burial was in Greenwood cemetery in Nashua with the Rev. Christy in
charge of the committal services.




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