Frances Pearl (Vaughan) Hutson, age 72 went to be with her Lord according to Jesus' words John 3:16 at Quincy, Michigan on September 24, 2010.

Frances was born on Nov. 10, 1937 in Swisher County, Texas. The daughter of the late Zora and Simmual (Elisha) Vaughan. She has resided in Coldwater and Quincy approximately 8 years since moving from Tulia, Texas where she and her husband had lived their entire lives. Frances was blessed by her marriage to Noel Darwin (Shot) Hutson for fifty one and a half years before he went to be with the Lord on December 28, 2005. The couple was married in the First Methodist Church in Happy, TX. On May 29, 1954 and God again blessed them with three beautiful children. A son, Gary Don (Jeannie) Hutson of Quincy MI. daughter Pandy Sue (David) Bell of Lubbock, TX. And daughter Penny Marie (Brent) Mitchell of Albuquerque, NM. Frances and Shot felt very blessed when God gave them the following grandchildren; Jayson Don (Vanika) Hutson, Jacob (Jinni) Cary of Germany, Justin Cary of California, Jason Cary of Quincy, MI., Ricky (Celeste) Aleman, Littlefield, TX. Cory (Wanita) Aleman, Missy Marie Aleman, and Devin Bell of Lubbock, TX. Hannah Noel and Henry Albert Mitchell of Albuquerque, NM. Great grandchildren Jayten Michael Hutson of Lubbock, TX, Sophia and Olivia Cary of Germany, Brianna Aleman of Littlefield, TX., Ava Marie Aleman of Lubbock, TX., Sister Martha Ellen (Joe) Hooper of Tulia, TX., Ellouise Agnes (A.G.) House of Tulia, TX., and sister in law Claudette Furgusen of Tulia, TX. and Bobbie Hutson of South Fork, CO., plus several wonderful nieces and nephews that are loved dearly.

Frances was preceded in death by her husband Shot, mother and father, Wandie Hutson and Bill Furgusen and many saints who have gone on before.

Frances attended Happy School in Happy, TX. And after her marriage she attended Amarillo Beauty School and continued in the hair styling business for over 40 years where she made many friends and acquaintances. She was very active in the First United Methodist Church in Tulia, TX. Where her greatest joy was serving the Lord and seeing Jesus work his many miracles. When moving to Michigan Frances and Shot fell in love with the people there and continued to serve the Lord by leading an early morning bible study, taking part in prayer group, Sunday school, grief share, caring ministry and wherever she was needed to do God's work.

Her heart's desire is that her friends and brother and sisters in Jesus Christ would open their hearts to the leading of the Holy Spirit and do the works that Jesus set before them to do. That their eyes and ears will always be open to His calling.

Funeral Services for Frances weree held on Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at the First United Methodist Church in Tulia, TX at 2:00 P.M. burial followed in Rose Hill cemetery in Tulia, TX.

Anyone who had the pleasure of knowing Frances will always remember that she always put God first in her life and always gave God all the glory for anything good that was done. We will always remember her hugs and deep Christian faith.