Obituary: Ida Mae (Tyree) Simpson, 2003 
Source: The Daily Progress, September 7, 2003
Contributor: Dennis Truslow, aquaair@erols.com
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  Ida Mae Tyree Simpson, 87 of Freshwater Cove Community Lovingston, died Saturday 
Morning Sept. 6, 2003 in the University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville, 
after a long illness due to an automobile accident. Mrs. Simpson was born Mar. 24, 
1916, in Lovingston to Charles Henry Tyree and Viola Kidd Tyree. She was the widow 
of Elwood P. Simpson who died in 1977. She had spent her entire life on the Oak Ridge 
Estate in Nelson County. She was a member of the Shipman Baptist Church and was 
employed by the Oak Ridge Telephone Co. until it was taken over by the C&P Telephone 
Co. Until December of 2000 she was employed by John H. and Rhonda Holland of Oak 
Ridge Estate.
  Besides her husband and parents a sister, Catharyn Tyree Giles; and twin brother, 
Thomas L. Tyree; two nephews, Thomas Nelson Tyree and Charles William Giles, preceded 
her in death.
  She is survived by a sister, Maria Tyree of Lovingston; a nephew, Terry Tyree and 
wife Carla of Odessa, TX.; a great nephew, Brian C. Stuber of Naples, Fla.; and three 
great nieces; a beloved cousin, Preston Tyree and family of Arrington and a close 
friend, Earle Loving Cash of Madison Heights.
  A funeral Service will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Wells/Sheffield Funeral in 
Lovingston with Rev. John P. Campbell and Rev. Jim Hessmer officiating with interment 
in the family plot at Trinity Episcopal Church Cemetery at Oak Ridge.
  The family will receive friends Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home and 
suggest the memorial contributions be made to the building funeral of Nelson United 
Methodist Church, 5239 Thomas Nelson Hwy., Arrington Va. 22922.

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