Doris Maydean Andrews, died at home in Halfway, on June 18th, 2021. Maydean was born in Halfway to Charlie and Josie Viles on April 23, 1929. She married Ben Andrews, also of Halfway, on July 31, 1948. Before having children, Maydean embarked on an adventurous year living near the beach in Panama while Ben served in the Korean War. Upon returning home, Maydean and Ben began their family and built the farm. A dedicated and hardworking woman, Maydean milked cows twice a day for forty years, before she and Ben transitioned to farming beef cattle. Maydean was always happy to help her community and Schofield Baptist Church family. Maydean was preceded in death by her husband Ben two years ago.
Maydean leaves behind a large family: her four children: Elaine Willingham, Blaine Andrews (Robyn), Jane Mueller (Scott) and Malaine Tyler (Steve); her sister, Maxine Sampson; her sisters-in-law, Dixie Haddock and May Viles; her grandchildren Jessica, Amanda, Anna, Andria & Alex, Shelby, Lauran, Brandon, Austin, and Olivia; great-grandchildren Peyton, Bentley, Sawyer, Owen, Teagan, Baylor, Penelope, Cole and one on the way (Jack).
Maydean was preceded in death by her husband, Ben, parents, Charlie and Josie Viles, siblings, Freeman Viles, Ray Viles, Hazel McKinney and grandson, Adam.
Foregoing indoor services due to Covid concerns, graveside services, June 22, 2021, at Schofield Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery Halfway, MO.
Maydean leaves behind a large family: her four children: Elaine Willingham, Blaine Andrews (Robyn), Jane Mueller (Scott) and Malaine Tyler (Steve); her sister, Maxine Sampson; her sisters-in-law, Dixie Haddock and May Viles; her grandchildren Jessica, Amanda, Anna, Andria & Alex, Shelby, Lauran, Brandon, Austin, and Olivia; great-grandchildren Peyton, Bentley, Sawyer, Owen, Teagan, Baylor, Penelope, Cole and one on the way (Jack).
Maydean was preceded in death by her husband, Ben, parents, Charlie and Josie Viles, siblings, Freeman Viles, Ray Viles, Hazel McKinney and grandson, Adam.
Foregoing indoor services due to Covid concerns, graveside services, June 22, 2021, at Schofield Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery Halfway, MO.
Doris Maydean Andrews, died at home in Halfway, on June 18th, 2021. Maydean was born in Halfway to Charlie and Josie Viles on April 23, 1929. She married Ben Andrews, also of Halfway, on July 31, 1948. Before having children, Maydean embarked on an adventurous year living near the beach in Panama while Ben served in the Korean War. Upon returning home, Maydean and Ben began their family and built the farm. A dedicated and hardworking woman, Maydean milked cows twice a day for forty years, before she and Ben transitioned to farming beef cattle. Maydean was always happy to help her community and Schofield Baptist Church family. Maydean was preceded in death by her husband Ben two years ago.
Maydean leaves behind a large family: her four children: Elaine Willingham, Blaine Andrews (Robyn), Jane Mueller (Scott) and Malaine Tyler (Steve); her sister, Maxine Sampson; her sisters-in-law, Dixie Haddock and May Viles; her grandchildren Jessica, Amanda, Anna, Andria & Alex, Shelby, Lauran, Brandon, Austin, and Olivia; great-grandchildren Peyton, Bentley, Sawyer, Owen, Teagan, Baylor, Penelope, Cole and one on the way (Jack).
Maydean was preceded in death by her husband, Ben, parents, Charlie and Josie Viles, siblings, Freeman Viles, Ray Viles, Hazel McKinney and grandson, Adam.
Foregoing indoor services due to Covid concerns, graveside services, June 22, 2021, at Schofield Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery Halfway, MO.
Maydean leaves behind a large family: her four children: Elaine Willingham, Blaine Andrews (Robyn), Jane Mueller (Scott) and Malaine Tyler (Steve); her sister, Maxine Sampson; her sisters-in-law, Dixie Haddock and May Viles; her grandchildren Jessica, Amanda, Anna, Andria & Alex, Shelby, Lauran, Brandon, Austin, and Olivia; great-grandchildren Peyton, Bentley, Sawyer, Owen, Teagan, Baylor, Penelope, Cole and one on the way (Jack).
Maydean was preceded in death by her husband, Ben, parents, Charlie and Josie Viles, siblings, Freeman Viles, Ray Viles, Hazel McKinney and grandson, Adam.
Foregoing indoor services due to Covid concerns, graveside services, June 22, 2021, at Schofield Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery Halfway, MO.
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