Mrs. Pugh died at Winnsboro Nursing Home where she had been a resident. She is Survived by a sister-in-Law, Maurice Decker, Jena, LA; 4 nieces, Wanda Boustead, Winnsboro, Betty Smith, Irving, Jean Decker Brayton, Anna, and Diane Decker Jones, Jena; 7 nephews, Everett Nelson, Winnsboro, Alton Lee Decker, Whitesboro, James Decker, Charles Decker, both of Winnsboro, Adrian Decker, Larry Decker, both of Jena, and Carlson Decker, Baton Rouge, LA. Mrs. Pugh was born a daughter of John Benjamin & Mary Ann Randolph Decker. She was married to Lee C. Pugh, who preceded her in death in 1975. A longtime resident of Dallas, she had worked as a switchboard operator for Doran Chevrolet in her early years and later worked for International Harvester Company before moving to Winnsboro and joining the Winnsboro Church of Christ, she had been a member of the Skillman Avenue Church of Christ in Dallas.
Mrs. Pugh died at Winnsboro Nursing Home where she had been a resident. She is Survived by a sister-in-Law, Maurice Decker, Jena, LA; 4 nieces, Wanda Boustead, Winnsboro, Betty Smith, Irving, Jean Decker Brayton, Anna, and Diane Decker Jones, Jena; 7 nephews, Everett Nelson, Winnsboro, Alton Lee Decker, Whitesboro, James Decker, Charles Decker, both of Winnsboro, Adrian Decker, Larry Decker, both of Jena, and Carlson Decker, Baton Rouge, LA. Mrs. Pugh was born a daughter of John Benjamin & Mary Ann Randolph Decker. She was married to Lee C. Pugh, who preceded her in death in 1975. A longtime resident of Dallas, she had worked as a switchboard operator for Doran Chevrolet in her early years and later worked for International Harvester Company before moving to Winnsboro and joining the Winnsboro Church of Christ, she had been a member of the Skillman Avenue Church of Christ in Dallas.
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