Linda Lorraine Mason, age 66, of Humeston, Iowa, died at her home on Tuesday, June 21, 2022. She was born to Louie Lawrence and Patricia "Patty" Joan (Morgan) Poole on February 2, 1956, in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Linda grew up in Humeston, Iowa and graduated from Mormon Trail High School in 1974. While in Garden Grove, she met her future husband, Charles David Mason. They were married on April 19, 1975, at the First Baptist Church in Humeston and made their first home together in the Woodland, Iowa area. They were blessed with two children, Erin and Matthew. For the past 45 years, Linda and Charlie have lived in Humeston.
Linda worked a few odd jobs over the years, but mainly she was a wife, mother, and homemaker to her family. She loved being outside with her many animals. Over the years she had horses, Missy, Dude, CC, and Dakota; dogs, Susie and Babe; and her cat, Timmy Sue. She loved to read Stephen King novels. She ruled the television and especially enjoyed scary movies. Her favorite was "American Werewolf in London". She hated mornings, so always planned everything for afternoons and evenings.
Preceding her in death were her parents; sisters, Cynthia, in infancy and Laura Dykes; and brother-in-law, Jim Coulson. Survivors include her husband, Charlie Mason of Humeston, Iowa; daughter, Erin Pierson and husband, Mervin of Decatur, Iowa; son, Matt Mason of Humeston; three grandsons, Bret, Bryce, and Broc Pierson; siblings, Steve Poole and wife, Jean of Derby, Iowa, Scott Poole & husband, Denis Folkerts of Urbandale, Iowa, and Carrie Coulson of Bethany, Missouri; nieces and nephews; and other relatives and friends.
Linda grew up in Humeston, Iowa and graduated from Mormon Trail High School in 1974. While in Garden Grove, she met her future husband, Charles David Mason. They were married on April 19, 1975, at the First Baptist Church in Humeston and made their first home together in the Woodland, Iowa area. They were blessed with two children, Erin and Matthew. For the past 45 years, Linda and Charlie have lived in Humeston.
Linda worked a few odd jobs over the years, but mainly she was a wife, mother, and homemaker to her family. She loved being outside with her many animals. Over the years she had horses, Missy, Dude, CC, and Dakota; dogs, Susie and Babe; and her cat, Timmy Sue. She loved to read Stephen King novels. She ruled the television and especially enjoyed scary movies. Her favorite was "American Werewolf in London". She hated mornings, so always planned everything for afternoons and evenings.
Preceding her in death were her parents; sisters, Cynthia, in infancy and Laura Dykes; and brother-in-law, Jim Coulson. Survivors include her husband, Charlie Mason of Humeston, Iowa; daughter, Erin Pierson and husband, Mervin of Decatur, Iowa; son, Matt Mason of Humeston; three grandsons, Bret, Bryce, and Broc Pierson; siblings, Steve Poole and wife, Jean of Derby, Iowa, Scott Poole & husband, Denis Folkerts of Urbandale, Iowa, and Carrie Coulson of Bethany, Missouri; nieces and nephews; and other relatives and friends.
Linda Lorraine Mason, age 66, of Humeston, Iowa, died at her home on Tuesday, June 21, 2022. She was born to Louie Lawrence and Patricia "Patty" Joan (Morgan) Poole on February 2, 1956, in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Linda grew up in Humeston, Iowa and graduated from Mormon Trail High School in 1974. While in Garden Grove, she met her future husband, Charles David Mason. They were married on April 19, 1975, at the First Baptist Church in Humeston and made their first home together in the Woodland, Iowa area. They were blessed with two children, Erin and Matthew. For the past 45 years, Linda and Charlie have lived in Humeston.
Linda worked a few odd jobs over the years, but mainly she was a wife, mother, and homemaker to her family. She loved being outside with her many animals. Over the years she had horses, Missy, Dude, CC, and Dakota; dogs, Susie and Babe; and her cat, Timmy Sue. She loved to read Stephen King novels. She ruled the television and especially enjoyed scary movies. Her favorite was "American Werewolf in London". She hated mornings, so always planned everything for afternoons and evenings.
Preceding her in death were her parents; sisters, Cynthia, in infancy and Laura Dykes; and brother-in-law, Jim Coulson. Survivors include her husband, Charlie Mason of Humeston, Iowa; daughter, Erin Pierson and husband, Mervin of Decatur, Iowa; son, Matt Mason of Humeston; three grandsons, Bret, Bryce, and Broc Pierson; siblings, Steve Poole and wife, Jean of Derby, Iowa, Scott Poole & husband, Denis Folkerts of Urbandale, Iowa, and Carrie Coulson of Bethany, Missouri; nieces and nephews; and other relatives and friends.
Linda grew up in Humeston, Iowa and graduated from Mormon Trail High School in 1974. While in Garden Grove, she met her future husband, Charles David Mason. They were married on April 19, 1975, at the First Baptist Church in Humeston and made their first home together in the Woodland, Iowa area. They were blessed with two children, Erin and Matthew. For the past 45 years, Linda and Charlie have lived in Humeston.
Linda worked a few odd jobs over the years, but mainly she was a wife, mother, and homemaker to her family. She loved being outside with her many animals. Over the years she had horses, Missy, Dude, CC, and Dakota; dogs, Susie and Babe; and her cat, Timmy Sue. She loved to read Stephen King novels. She ruled the television and especially enjoyed scary movies. Her favorite was "American Werewolf in London". She hated mornings, so always planned everything for afternoons and evenings.
Preceding her in death were her parents; sisters, Cynthia, in infancy and Laura Dykes; and brother-in-law, Jim Coulson. Survivors include her husband, Charlie Mason of Humeston, Iowa; daughter, Erin Pierson and husband, Mervin of Decatur, Iowa; son, Matt Mason of Humeston; three grandsons, Bret, Bryce, and Broc Pierson; siblings, Steve Poole and wife, Jean of Derby, Iowa, Scott Poole & husband, Denis Folkerts of Urbandale, Iowa, and Carrie Coulson of Bethany, Missouri; nieces and nephews; and other relatives and friends.
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