missionary, she held ottices or treasur- — er for 15 years, Vice President for four years; she was a counselor and Young People’s Dept. Director for six years. Mrs. Jones held offices at the area and conference levels and was recognized by the conference for longevity of service aS a missionary She was also _ recognized as an evangelist. _.. She was a member of the Ministers , Wives Association until her death. Her love for children prompted her es to become a foster parent. She was | honored by the State of Utah and the NAACP for excelling in this area. Over _ the years more than 15 foster children | _ lived in her home averaging a Stay of | _ from three to five years. _ Surviving are two sons, Nolan T. Jones, Ill., Clinton; Leo P. Jones, North — Ogden; two daughters, Audrey L. Kel- ley, Clinton; Ogden; | one Melva J. Fortier, South brother, W.O. Mouton, ~ Oakland, California; 13 grandchildren: eight great-grandchildren; nieces _ She a host and nephews. = | was preceded in death by of hig _ brothers, two sisters, her beloved hus- _ band of 60 years 95: 1986.. who ~ on March Lillie Mae, your. loving family thank our Heavenly Father for your example BP of Christian living and we already miss — you so much; but we are comforted by | knowing that you are at peace in the place where you have longed to be-with your devoted MuUabend and with God Almighty. _ | Services will be held on Friday at 11 a.m. at Embry Chapel A.M.E. Church, 264 30th Street, with Reverend Williams officiating. The R.A. family. will | - meet friends at Myers Mortuary Cha-| pel, 845 Washington Bivd,, on Thurs- _ day from 6 to 8 p.m. : interment will be in Memorial Gar- £ Be of the Wasatch.