Mrs. Denson was born October 31, 1933 in Bullock County, AL, daughter of Josephine Foster and Johnny Banks. She was a homemaker, and was previously employed with the Woolfolk Family for several years. Mrs. Denson was a member of Twenty-Fourth Street Baptist Church having served with the Usher Board and the Sanctuary Choir until her health failed.
She was predeceased by two sisters, Nona Bell Stewart and Mary Lavender and two brothers, Nathaniel Banks and Johnny Banks, Jr. Survivors include a son, Charlie E. Denson, Jr.; a stepson, Willie Denson, both of Columbus; three daughters, Eula Denson (Willie, Sr.) of Phenix City, Blannie Cox (Robert) and Linda Henderson (Joseph), both of Columbus; three brothers, Roosevelt Banks (Martha) of Clinton, MD, Charles Banks (Geraldine) of Columbia, SC and Lucious Banks (Bearnice) of Montgomery, AL; sisters, Mattie Mark of Columbus, Minnie Harris (the Reverend Nathaniel) and Rosa Banks, both of Montgomery, AL, Carol Harris (Jessie) of Pike Road, AL and Thelma Foster (Robert) of Wetumpka, AL; eight grandchildren six great grandchildren; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, numerous other relatives and friends.
She was predeceased by two sisters, Nona Bell Stewart and Mary Lavender and two brothers, Nathaniel Banks and Johnny Banks, Jr. Survivors include a son, Charlie E. Denson, Jr.; a stepson, Willie Denson, both of Columbus; three daughters, Eula Denson (Willie, Sr.) of Phenix City, Blannie Cox (Robert) and Linda Henderson (Joseph), both of Columbus; three brothers, Roosevelt Banks (Martha) of Clinton, MD, Charles Banks (Geraldine) of Columbia, SC and Lucious Banks (Bearnice) of Montgomery, AL; sisters, Mattie Mark of Columbus, Minnie Harris (the Reverend Nathaniel) and Rosa Banks, both of Montgomery, AL, Carol Harris (Jessie) of Pike Road, AL and Thelma Foster (Robert) of Wetumpka, AL; eight grandchildren six great grandchildren; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, numerous other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Denson was born October 31, 1933 in Bullock County, AL, daughter of Josephine Foster and Johnny Banks. She was a homemaker, and was previously employed with the Woolfolk Family for several years. Mrs. Denson was a member of Twenty-Fourth Street Baptist Church having served with the Usher Board and the Sanctuary Choir until her health failed.
She was predeceased by two sisters, Nona Bell Stewart and Mary Lavender and two brothers, Nathaniel Banks and Johnny Banks, Jr. Survivors include a son, Charlie E. Denson, Jr.; a stepson, Willie Denson, both of Columbus; three daughters, Eula Denson (Willie, Sr.) of Phenix City, Blannie Cox (Robert) and Linda Henderson (Joseph), both of Columbus; three brothers, Roosevelt Banks (Martha) of Clinton, MD, Charles Banks (Geraldine) of Columbia, SC and Lucious Banks (Bearnice) of Montgomery, AL; sisters, Mattie Mark of Columbus, Minnie Harris (the Reverend Nathaniel) and Rosa Banks, both of Montgomery, AL, Carol Harris (Jessie) of Pike Road, AL and Thelma Foster (Robert) of Wetumpka, AL; eight grandchildren six great grandchildren; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, numerous other relatives and friends.
She was predeceased by two sisters, Nona Bell Stewart and Mary Lavender and two brothers, Nathaniel Banks and Johnny Banks, Jr. Survivors include a son, Charlie E. Denson, Jr.; a stepson, Willie Denson, both of Columbus; three daughters, Eula Denson (Willie, Sr.) of Phenix City, Blannie Cox (Robert) and Linda Henderson (Joseph), both of Columbus; three brothers, Roosevelt Banks (Martha) of Clinton, MD, Charles Banks (Geraldine) of Columbia, SC and Lucious Banks (Bearnice) of Montgomery, AL; sisters, Mattie Mark of Columbus, Minnie Harris (the Reverend Nathaniel) and Rosa Banks, both of Montgomery, AL, Carol Harris (Jessie) of Pike Road, AL and Thelma Foster (Robert) of Wetumpka, AL; eight grandchildren six great grandchildren; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, numerous other relatives and friends.
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