OKLAHOMA CITY
Allen, Ima Mozelle: 86, died Feb. 11. Services 11 a.m. Thursday, Quail Springs Baptist Church (Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper, Oklahoma City).
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, February 13, 2019, Page 6A.
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Ima Mozelle Allen, also known as Mo, was born on September 2, 1932 in Ryan, Oklahoma to J.S. Bud and Henrietta (Chisum) Ball . She graduated from Union Valley High School in 1950. Mozelle married the love of her life, Charles Pealor in 1951. They had a son Dennis LeRoy Pealor and a daughter Lana Denise (Pealor) Sims.
Mozelle retired from a 20 year career as a legal secretary to Richard D Stone and the Jefferson County Abstract Company in 1969. She then began her long time career and second love as the owner and operator of the Four Seasons Clothing Boutique in Waurika, Oklahoma. The love of her life, Charles, passed in 1974. In the early 1980’s she married Hank Behrens and moved her boutique and family to Wichita Falls, Texas. Upon the death of her second husband, she moved to Oklahoma City. She continued to work in the fashion industry in the metro area at different boutiques.
Mozelle always had a love for clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry and anything fancy. When her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were born she affectionately became Grandma and G-Ma. She absolutely loved her visits from her grandchildren and great granddaughters! Mozelle loved her church family at Quail Springs Baptist Church. She also enjoyed spending time with all of her new friends from the Epworth Village Community. She love loved travelling, shopping and visits with her family.
Mozelle went to her Heavenly home on February 11th, 2019. She was preceded in death by: her parents (Bud and Etta Ball), eight brothers and sisters, three husbands (Charles Pealor, Hank Behrens, and Bob Allen). She is survived by her son Dennis Pealor and (Nena) of Jones, OK; daughter Denise Sims and (John Thomas) of Electra, Texas; Grandchildren Candice and (Scott) Delcamp of Oklahoma City; Lani and (Cody) Hudgens of Iowa Park, TX; Dustin Sims of Iowa Park, TX; Bridget and (David) Kretsch of Houston, TX; Brandi and (Charlie) Kusiak of Edmond, OK; and Great-Grandchildren who love and miss her dearly, Kyle and Hadley Jewel Delcamp, Kinsley and Berkley Hudgens.
Services will be on Thursday, February 14th at 11:00 am at Quail Springs Baptist Church. Family will be present for guests at 10:00 am preceding the services. Burial will be at 4 pm at the Terral Oklahoma Cemetery on February 14 with a brief graveside service.
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, February 13, 2019, Page 6A.
Allen, Ima Mozelle: 86, died Feb. 11. Services 11 a.m. Thursday, Quail Springs Baptist Church (Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper, Oklahoma City).
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, February 13, 2019, Page 6A.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ima Mozelle Allen, also known as Mo, was born on September 2, 1932 in Ryan, Oklahoma to J.S. Bud and Henrietta (Chisum) Ball . She graduated from Union Valley High School in 1950. Mozelle married the love of her life, Charles Pealor in 1951. They had a son Dennis LeRoy Pealor and a daughter Lana Denise (Pealor) Sims.
Mozelle retired from a 20 year career as a legal secretary to Richard D Stone and the Jefferson County Abstract Company in 1969. She then began her long time career and second love as the owner and operator of the Four Seasons Clothing Boutique in Waurika, Oklahoma. The love of her life, Charles, passed in 1974. In the early 1980’s she married Hank Behrens and moved her boutique and family to Wichita Falls, Texas. Upon the death of her second husband, she moved to Oklahoma City. She continued to work in the fashion industry in the metro area at different boutiques.
Mozelle always had a love for clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry and anything fancy. When her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were born she affectionately became Grandma and G-Ma. She absolutely loved her visits from her grandchildren and great granddaughters! Mozelle loved her church family at Quail Springs Baptist Church. She also enjoyed spending time with all of her new friends from the Epworth Village Community. She love loved travelling, shopping and visits with her family.
Mozelle went to her Heavenly home on February 11th, 2019. She was preceded in death by: her parents (Bud and Etta Ball), eight brothers and sisters, three husbands (Charles Pealor, Hank Behrens, and Bob Allen). She is survived by her son Dennis Pealor and (Nena) of Jones, OK; daughter Denise Sims and (John Thomas) of Electra, Texas; Grandchildren Candice and (Scott) Delcamp of Oklahoma City; Lani and (Cody) Hudgens of Iowa Park, TX; Dustin Sims of Iowa Park, TX; Bridget and (David) Kretsch of Houston, TX; Brandi and (Charlie) Kusiak of Edmond, OK; and Great-Grandchildren who love and miss her dearly, Kyle and Hadley Jewel Delcamp, Kinsley and Berkley Hudgens.
Services will be on Thursday, February 14th at 11:00 am at Quail Springs Baptist Church. Family will be present for guests at 10:00 am preceding the services. Burial will be at 4 pm at the Terral Oklahoma Cemetery on February 14 with a brief graveside service.
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, February 13, 2019, Page 6A.
OKLAHOMA CITY
Allen, Ima Mozelle: 86, died Feb. 11. Services 11 a.m. Thursday, Quail Springs Baptist Church (Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper, Oklahoma City).
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, February 13, 2019, Page 6A.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ima Mozelle Allen, also known as Mo, was born on September 2, 1932 in Ryan, Oklahoma to J.S. Bud and Henrietta (Chisum) Ball . She graduated from Union Valley High School in 1950. Mozelle married the love of her life, Charles Pealor in 1951. They had a son Dennis LeRoy Pealor and a daughter Lana Denise (Pealor) Sims.
Mozelle retired from a 20 year career as a legal secretary to Richard D Stone and the Jefferson County Abstract Company in 1969. She then began her long time career and second love as the owner and operator of the Four Seasons Clothing Boutique in Waurika, Oklahoma. The love of her life, Charles, passed in 1974. In the early 1980’s she married Hank Behrens and moved her boutique and family to Wichita Falls, Texas. Upon the death of her second husband, she moved to Oklahoma City. She continued to work in the fashion industry in the metro area at different boutiques.
Mozelle always had a love for clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry and anything fancy. When her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were born she affectionately became Grandma and G-Ma. She absolutely loved her visits from her grandchildren and great granddaughters! Mozelle loved her church family at Quail Springs Baptist Church. She also enjoyed spending time with all of her new friends from the Epworth Village Community. She love loved travelling, shopping and visits with her family.
Mozelle went to her Heavenly home on February 11th, 2019. She was preceded in death by: her parents (Bud and Etta Ball), eight brothers and sisters, three husbands (Charles Pealor, Hank Behrens, and Bob Allen). She is survived by her son Dennis Pealor and (Nena) of Jones, OK; daughter Denise Sims and (John Thomas) of Electra, Texas; Grandchildren Candice and (Scott) Delcamp of Oklahoma City; Lani and (Cody) Hudgens of Iowa Park, TX; Dustin Sims of Iowa Park, TX; Bridget and (David) Kretsch of Houston, TX; Brandi and (Charlie) Kusiak of Edmond, OK; and Great-Grandchildren who love and miss her dearly, Kyle and Hadley Jewel Delcamp, Kinsley and Berkley Hudgens.
Services will be on Thursday, February 14th at 11:00 am at Quail Springs Baptist Church. Family will be present for guests at 10:00 am preceding the services. Burial will be at 4 pm at the Terral Oklahoma Cemetery on February 14 with a brief graveside service.
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, February 13, 2019, Page 6A.
Allen, Ima Mozelle: 86, died Feb. 11. Services 11 a.m. Thursday, Quail Springs Baptist Church (Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper, Oklahoma City).
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, February 13, 2019, Page 6A.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ima Mozelle Allen, also known as Mo, was born on September 2, 1932 in Ryan, Oklahoma to J.S. Bud and Henrietta (Chisum) Ball . She graduated from Union Valley High School in 1950. Mozelle married the love of her life, Charles Pealor in 1951. They had a son Dennis LeRoy Pealor and a daughter Lana Denise (Pealor) Sims.
Mozelle retired from a 20 year career as a legal secretary to Richard D Stone and the Jefferson County Abstract Company in 1969. She then began her long time career and second love as the owner and operator of the Four Seasons Clothing Boutique in Waurika, Oklahoma. The love of her life, Charles, passed in 1974. In the early 1980’s she married Hank Behrens and moved her boutique and family to Wichita Falls, Texas. Upon the death of her second husband, she moved to Oklahoma City. She continued to work in the fashion industry in the metro area at different boutiques.
Mozelle always had a love for clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry and anything fancy. When her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were born she affectionately became Grandma and G-Ma. She absolutely loved her visits from her grandchildren and great granddaughters! Mozelle loved her church family at Quail Springs Baptist Church. She also enjoyed spending time with all of her new friends from the Epworth Village Community. She love loved travelling, shopping and visits with her family.
Mozelle went to her Heavenly home on February 11th, 2019. She was preceded in death by: her parents (Bud and Etta Ball), eight brothers and sisters, three husbands (Charles Pealor, Hank Behrens, and Bob Allen). She is survived by her son Dennis Pealor and (Nena) of Jones, OK; daughter Denise Sims and (John Thomas) of Electra, Texas; Grandchildren Candice and (Scott) Delcamp of Oklahoma City; Lani and (Cody) Hudgens of Iowa Park, TX; Dustin Sims of Iowa Park, TX; Bridget and (David) Kretsch of Houston, TX; Brandi and (Charlie) Kusiak of Edmond, OK; and Great-Grandchildren who love and miss her dearly, Kyle and Hadley Jewel Delcamp, Kinsley and Berkley Hudgens.
Services will be on Thursday, February 14th at 11:00 am at Quail Springs Baptist Church. Family will be present for guests at 10:00 am preceding the services. Burial will be at 4 pm at the Terral Oklahoma Cemetery on February 14 with a brief graveside service.
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Wednesday, February 13, 2019, Page 6A.
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