LeFlore Co. OK - OBIT:  Zella Lois "Loyce" Wilson

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Zella "Loyce" Wilson

     Zella Lois "Loyce" Wilson of Springfield, Oregon passed away on
September 15, 1999.  Loyce was born February 13, 1918 in Summerfield,
Oklahoma to Weaver and Lela Jane Sexton Adams.  She moved to Redlands,
California in 1926 and graduated from Redlands High School in 1936.
     Loyce lived in San Diego from 1942 to 1945, when she moved to
Springfield.  She attended beauty college in Eugene, Oregon for one year.
     Loyce and Harold Wilson were married in Vancouver, Washington on
November 23, 1946.  She worked as manager of the Towne Shoppe in Springfield
from the 1950's through the 1970's.  Her interests included fishing,
crocheting, knitting and needlepoint, and she was a member of the
Springfield Moose Lodge.
     Survivors include her husband; a brother, Ralph Adams of Marcola,
Oregon; three sisters, Dorothy Hall of Coburg, Oregon, Ruth Payne of
Redlands, and Mary Jenkins of Springfield.  An older brother, Lloyd Adams,
passed away during World War II in a Japanese prison camp.  A daughter, Sue
Dennis, passed away in 1951.
     Loyce was the granddaughter of Thompson David Sexton and Lillie Palma
Barns, and the great-granddaughter of Ish-Te-Millay and David Sexton.
     We, her family, will always love her and cherish our memories of her.