Mary W. Edwards

mary edwards

May 14, 1937 ~ April 1, 2023

Born in: Muncie, Indiana
Resided in: College Station, Texas

Mary Wilson Edwards, 85, passed on April 1, 2023. She was born on May 14, 1937 to George and Stella Wilson in Muncie, Indiana who preceded her in death.

She was passionate about education. Beginning on her quest to fulfill that passion she began college at the age of 40. After completing a B.S. in Education at Texas A&M, she was hired as a special education teacher in Hearn, Texas. Over the next several years while working full time she added a Masters and Ph. D. She finally retired at the age of 75 from her last position, Dean of Education at Dalton State College in Dalton, Georgia.

She is survived by her husband and best friend, Richard. Together they enjoyed their endeavors in of education, travel to foreign countries, and helping others during their 66 years of marriage.

She is survived by her children Phillip, John and Anne and grandchildren; Amanda, Alyssa and Andrew. A sister, Edith, also survives.

The family wishes to give thanks to the staff of the St. Joseph Manor Skilled Nursing Facility for the compassionate care she received while in their care.

In Lieu of flowers, please consider a gift to the Alzheimer Association; www.alz.org

A celebration of life is planned and will be held at a later date.

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  1. I loved Mary Edwards. A joyful woman who gave all she had to help others. She was an inspiration to me and a great encourager. She will be missed. Praying for Dr. Dick Edwards and his family to have a peace that passes all understanding.

  2. Mary was such a special lady. I enjoyed her no nonsense yet fun style…and you could count on her! She was always there to help my mother, and by extension our family, without question. An Angel on Earth.

    Rest in Peace Mary.

  3. Mary was an intelligent, interesting and caring woman. I so enjoyed our in-depth conversations and wish we could have shared many more. Both she and her husband have helped to make the world a better place.
    My heart is with you “Zeke”.

  4. Mary was such a great friend in the few recent years that I knew her. She was a very charitable person involved, helping and giving of her time to so many local organizations. She is dearly missed.


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