Funeral service for Ms. Mary Darlene Welch, age 82 of Milan, will be held at 2 pm on Tuesday, June 4, 2019 at the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church with burial to follow in the Double Springs Cemetery near Milan.
Ms. Welch was a faithful member of the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church where she served as a Deacon, was a member of the CPWM and was instrumental in helping with Operation Christmas Child. She was a past member of the Women the Elks, was a Milan Band and Color Guard Booster, worked in the Milan Boy and Girl Scouts and before his death, volunteered at the Jackson Madison County General Hospital with her husband assisting in the Pastoral Care Unit.
She is preceded in death by her husband William Leon “Bill” Welch, her parents Joe and Nina Hughes Tiller and a brother Billy Tiller. Ms. Welch is survived by three children Bill Welch (Brenda) of Jackson, Brenda Townsend of Milan and Coleen Belvin (Don) of Brownville, ME, a sister Shirley Schmuck of Hawthorne, NV, five grandchildren Kim Coffey (John) and Amanda Beller (Lowell) both of Jackson, Mary Johanna Rancourt (Mike) of Hampden, ME, and Kristi Wortham (Sam) and Courtney Hemann (Benjamin) both of Milan and eight great-grandchildren Ava Beller, Tayte Coffey and Madi Coffey all of Jackson, Owen Rancourt and Madison Rancourt both of Hampden, ME and William Massey Robinson, Taylor Nichole Robinson and baby Hemann all of Milan.
Ms. Welch was a faithful member of the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church where she served as a Deacon, was a member of the CPWM and was instrumental in helping with Operation Christmas Child. She was a past member of the Women the Elks, was a Milan Band and Color Guard Booster, worked in the Milan Boy and Girl Scouts and before his death, volunteered at the Jackson Madison County General Hospital with her husband assisting in the Pastoral Care Unit.
She is preceded in death by her husband William Leon “Bill” Welch, her parents Joe and Nina Hughes Tiller and a brother Billy Tiller. Ms. Welch is survived by three children Bill Welch (Brenda) of Jackson, Brenda Townsend of Milan and Coleen Belvin (Don) of Brownville, ME, a sister Shirley Schmuck of Hawthorne, NV, five grandchildren Kim Coffey (John) and Amanda Beller (Lowell) both of Jackson, Mary Johanna Rancourt (Mike) of Hampden, ME, and Kristi Wortham (Sam) and Courtney Hemann (Benjamin) both of Milan and eight great-grandchildren Ava Beller, Tayte Coffey and Madi Coffey all of Jackson, Owen Rancourt and Madison Rancourt both of Hampden, ME and William Massey Robinson, Taylor Nichole Robinson and baby Hemann all of Milan.
Funeral service for Ms. Mary Darlene Welch, age 82 of Milan, will be held at 2 pm on Tuesday, June 4, 2019 at the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church with burial to follow in the Double Springs Cemetery near Milan.
Ms. Welch was a faithful member of the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church where she served as a Deacon, was a member of the CPWM and was instrumental in helping with Operation Christmas Child. She was a past member of the Women the Elks, was a Milan Band and Color Guard Booster, worked in the Milan Boy and Girl Scouts and before his death, volunteered at the Jackson Madison County General Hospital with her husband assisting in the Pastoral Care Unit.
She is preceded in death by her husband William Leon “Bill” Welch, her parents Joe and Nina Hughes Tiller and a brother Billy Tiller. Ms. Welch is survived by three children Bill Welch (Brenda) of Jackson, Brenda Townsend of Milan and Coleen Belvin (Don) of Brownville, ME, a sister Shirley Schmuck of Hawthorne, NV, five grandchildren Kim Coffey (John) and Amanda Beller (Lowell) both of Jackson, Mary Johanna Rancourt (Mike) of Hampden, ME, and Kristi Wortham (Sam) and Courtney Hemann (Benjamin) both of Milan and eight great-grandchildren Ava Beller, Tayte Coffey and Madi Coffey all of Jackson, Owen Rancourt and Madison Rancourt both of Hampden, ME and William Massey Robinson, Taylor Nichole Robinson and baby Hemann all of Milan.
Ms. Welch was a faithful member of the Milan Cumberland Presbyterian Church where she served as a Deacon, was a member of the CPWM and was instrumental in helping with Operation Christmas Child. She was a past member of the Women the Elks, was a Milan Band and Color Guard Booster, worked in the Milan Boy and Girl Scouts and before his death, volunteered at the Jackson Madison County General Hospital with her husband assisting in the Pastoral Care Unit.
She is preceded in death by her husband William Leon “Bill” Welch, her parents Joe and Nina Hughes Tiller and a brother Billy Tiller. Ms. Welch is survived by three children Bill Welch (Brenda) of Jackson, Brenda Townsend of Milan and Coleen Belvin (Don) of Brownville, ME, a sister Shirley Schmuck of Hawthorne, NV, five grandchildren Kim Coffey (John) and Amanda Beller (Lowell) both of Jackson, Mary Johanna Rancourt (Mike) of Hampden, ME, and Kristi Wortham (Sam) and Courtney Hemann (Benjamin) both of Milan and eight great-grandchildren Ava Beller, Tayte Coffey and Madi Coffey all of Jackson, Owen Rancourt and Madison Rancourt both of Hampden, ME and William Massey Robinson, Taylor Nichole Robinson and baby Hemann all of Milan.
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