Ward, Barbara M. (Scott) Mabe 26 Jan 1940 - 22 Feb 2020 BarnesFamilyFH
[Note: Daughter of Willis & Evelyn ( ) Scott; married 25 Feb 1962 Max Mabe ? - 21 Mar 1988; married 23 Nov 1994 Jerry Ward]
Barbara May Ward, age 80 of Ozark, Missouri passed away in her sleep, Saturday February 22, 2020. Barbara was born January 26, 1940 in Iowa to Willis and Evelyn Scott. Barbara married Max Mabe February 25, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. After having three children, Pamela, Chris, and Dana, they moved back to Max’s hometown of Highlandville, Missouri in 1972. While raising her children, Barbara worked at Zenith for 25 years. On March 21, 1988, Max passed away after a long battle with cancer. Barbara married Jerry Ward of Springfield November 23, 1994 and he stayed by her side until the end of her life. Barbara put her family and God first in her life, loved to do wordsearches, loved to text and send emojis to her family, and always had a love for animals. Barbara valued her pets as family members, especially her Daisy Mae, who was her sidekick for the last several years. On the weekend of her 80th birthday, Barbara and Jerry moved into the Ozark Nursing and Care Center in Ozark, Missouri, where she received phenomenal care from a loving staff. Barbara is survived by her husband, Jerry Ward; three children, Pamela Humes and husband Johnny, Chris Mabe and wife Karen, and Dana Eakins; seven grandchildren, Josh Saffeels, Amy Day, Jeremy Saffeels, Stefanie Luder, Cassie Roberts, Jesse Snider, and Cody Eakins; eight great-grandchildren, Jaykob, Lexi, Tyson, Noah, Payton, Shelby, Leora, and Weston; three step grandchildren, Sarah, Jeffrey, and Johnny; two step great-grandchildren, Conner and Kylie; and her brother Jay Scott and wife Suzanne. Barbara is preceded in death by her parents, her siblings Richard, Welby, Margaret, and Harriett, her first husband Max Mabe, and her son-in-law Michael Eakins. There will be a family graveside service at a later date. Arrangements under the care and direction of Barnes Family Funeral Home, Ozark. Online condolences may be shared at www.barnesfamilyfunerals.com.
[Note: Daughter of Willis & Evelyn ( ) Scott; married 25 Feb 1962 Max Mabe ? - 21 Mar 1988; married 23 Nov 1994 Jerry Ward]
Barbara May Ward, age 80 of Ozark, Missouri passed away in her sleep, Saturday February 22, 2020. Barbara was born January 26, 1940 in Iowa to Willis and Evelyn Scott. Barbara married Max Mabe February 25, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. After having three children, Pamela, Chris, and Dana, they moved back to Max’s hometown of Highlandville, Missouri in 1972. While raising her children, Barbara worked at Zenith for 25 years. On March 21, 1988, Max passed away after a long battle with cancer. Barbara married Jerry Ward of Springfield November 23, 1994 and he stayed by her side until the end of her life. Barbara put her family and God first in her life, loved to do wordsearches, loved to text and send emojis to her family, and always had a love for animals. Barbara valued her pets as family members, especially her Daisy Mae, who was her sidekick for the last several years. On the weekend of her 80th birthday, Barbara and Jerry moved into the Ozark Nursing and Care Center in Ozark, Missouri, where she received phenomenal care from a loving staff. Barbara is survived by her husband, Jerry Ward; three children, Pamela Humes and husband Johnny, Chris Mabe and wife Karen, and Dana Eakins; seven grandchildren, Josh Saffeels, Amy Day, Jeremy Saffeels, Stefanie Luder, Cassie Roberts, Jesse Snider, and Cody Eakins; eight great-grandchildren, Jaykob, Lexi, Tyson, Noah, Payton, Shelby, Leora, and Weston; three step grandchildren, Sarah, Jeffrey, and Johnny; two step great-grandchildren, Conner and Kylie; and her brother Jay Scott and wife Suzanne. Barbara is preceded in death by her parents, her siblings Richard, Welby, Margaret, and Harriett, her first husband Max Mabe, and her son-in-law Michael Eakins. There will be a family graveside service at a later date. Arrangements under the care and direction of Barnes Family Funeral Home, Ozark. Online condolences may be shared at www.barnesfamilyfunerals.com.
Ward, Barbara M. (Scott) Mabe 26 Jan 1940 - 22 Feb 2020 BarnesFamilyFH
[Note: Daughter of Willis & Evelyn ( ) Scott; married 25 Feb 1962 Max Mabe ? - 21 Mar 1988; married 23 Nov 1994 Jerry Ward]
Barbara May Ward, age 80 of Ozark, Missouri passed away in her sleep, Saturday February 22, 2020. Barbara was born January 26, 1940 in Iowa to Willis and Evelyn Scott. Barbara married Max Mabe February 25, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. After having three children, Pamela, Chris, and Dana, they moved back to Max’s hometown of Highlandville, Missouri in 1972. While raising her children, Barbara worked at Zenith for 25 years. On March 21, 1988, Max passed away after a long battle with cancer. Barbara married Jerry Ward of Springfield November 23, 1994 and he stayed by her side until the end of her life. Barbara put her family and God first in her life, loved to do wordsearches, loved to text and send emojis to her family, and always had a love for animals. Barbara valued her pets as family members, especially her Daisy Mae, who was her sidekick for the last several years. On the weekend of her 80th birthday, Barbara and Jerry moved into the Ozark Nursing and Care Center in Ozark, Missouri, where she received phenomenal care from a loving staff. Barbara is survived by her husband, Jerry Ward; three children, Pamela Humes and husband Johnny, Chris Mabe and wife Karen, and Dana Eakins; seven grandchildren, Josh Saffeels, Amy Day, Jeremy Saffeels, Stefanie Luder, Cassie Roberts, Jesse Snider, and Cody Eakins; eight great-grandchildren, Jaykob, Lexi, Tyson, Noah, Payton, Shelby, Leora, and Weston; three step grandchildren, Sarah, Jeffrey, and Johnny; two step great-grandchildren, Conner and Kylie; and her brother Jay Scott and wife Suzanne. Barbara is preceded in death by her parents, her siblings Richard, Welby, Margaret, and Harriett, her first husband Max Mabe, and her son-in-law Michael Eakins. There will be a family graveside service at a later date. Arrangements under the care and direction of Barnes Family Funeral Home, Ozark. Online condolences may be shared at www.barnesfamilyfunerals.com.
[Note: Daughter of Willis & Evelyn ( ) Scott; married 25 Feb 1962 Max Mabe ? - 21 Mar 1988; married 23 Nov 1994 Jerry Ward]
Barbara May Ward, age 80 of Ozark, Missouri passed away in her sleep, Saturday February 22, 2020. Barbara was born January 26, 1940 in Iowa to Willis and Evelyn Scott. Barbara married Max Mabe February 25, 1962 in Wichita, Kansas. After having three children, Pamela, Chris, and Dana, they moved back to Max’s hometown of Highlandville, Missouri in 1972. While raising her children, Barbara worked at Zenith for 25 years. On March 21, 1988, Max passed away after a long battle with cancer. Barbara married Jerry Ward of Springfield November 23, 1994 and he stayed by her side until the end of her life. Barbara put her family and God first in her life, loved to do wordsearches, loved to text and send emojis to her family, and always had a love for animals. Barbara valued her pets as family members, especially her Daisy Mae, who was her sidekick for the last several years. On the weekend of her 80th birthday, Barbara and Jerry moved into the Ozark Nursing and Care Center in Ozark, Missouri, where she received phenomenal care from a loving staff. Barbara is survived by her husband, Jerry Ward; three children, Pamela Humes and husband Johnny, Chris Mabe and wife Karen, and Dana Eakins; seven grandchildren, Josh Saffeels, Amy Day, Jeremy Saffeels, Stefanie Luder, Cassie Roberts, Jesse Snider, and Cody Eakins; eight great-grandchildren, Jaykob, Lexi, Tyson, Noah, Payton, Shelby, Leora, and Weston; three step grandchildren, Sarah, Jeffrey, and Johnny; two step great-grandchildren, Conner and Kylie; and her brother Jay Scott and wife Suzanne. Barbara is preceded in death by her parents, her siblings Richard, Welby, Margaret, and Harriett, her first husband Max Mabe, and her son-in-law Michael Eakins. There will be a family graveside service at a later date. Arrangements under the care and direction of Barnes Family Funeral Home, Ozark. Online condolences may be shared at www.barnesfamilyfunerals.com.
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