Mary was born the daughter of the late J.R. and Eleanor Williams. She lived her childhood near Ranger where she met and married James. Mary was a long-time resident of both Fort Worth and Springtown. She loved to teach Sunday School and taught the Bible for 60 years. Mary received "Woman of the Year" award by Volunteers of America. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband James; a brother; and infant twins. Survivors: daughters, Margaret Fendley and husband, Bobby of Reno, Eleanor Dittmar and husband, Nolan of Arlington; 8 grandchildren, three of whom she raised: Trevor, Jennifer, and Jeremy; numerous great-grandchildren; also a host of friends and acquaintances.
Mary was born the daughter of the late J.R. and Eleanor Williams. She lived her childhood near Ranger where she met and married James. Mary was a long-time resident of both Fort Worth and Springtown. She loved to teach Sunday School and taught the Bible for 60 years. Mary received "Woman of the Year" award by Volunteers of America. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband James; a brother; and infant twins. Survivors: daughters, Margaret Fendley and husband, Bobby of Reno, Eleanor Dittmar and husband, Nolan of Arlington; 8 grandchildren, three of whom she raised: Trevor, Jennifer, and Jeremy; numerous great-grandchildren; also a host of friends and acquaintances.
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