Pearl Sue Morgan

Graveside Services for Pearl Sue Mason-Morgan will be held on Friday, September 4th, 2020 at 4:00 PM at the Gazebo at Park Hill Cemetery with Brother Jim Walker officiating. Her family will receive visitors on Thursday, July 3rd, 2020 beginning at 1:00 PM until 6:00 PM at Reed-Culver Chapel. She will be laid to rest next to her husband, James Leo “Pete” Morgan. Online condolences for her family may be left at www.reedculver.com.

Pearl Sue Mason-Morgan was born on March 14th, 1927 in Braggs, OK, the daughter of William Thomas and Onie Samantha (Jay) Mason. She had five brothers and one sister: Will Dee, Thom, Mirt, Buster, Alfred, and Bobbie. Pearl attended and graduated from Stidham High School in Stidham, OK and went on to attend Northeastern College pursing her certification in accounting. She would then meet best friend, James Leo “Pete” Morgan at church and on May 27th, 1949 they were married in Park Hill, OK. They were together 41 years until his passing in 1990. This union was blessed with two sons and one daughter, James Ray “Jim”, Joe Dan, and Sherry.

Pearl always put the needs of others ahead of her own and took great pride in caring for her family. Pearl would sew, raise beautiful gardens with both vegetables and flowers, canning her own produce, enjoyed painting and could cook the best meal for miles around. All of this while running a construction company alongside her devoted husband. She never forgot a birthday and always had a special card, punch and handmade and decorated cake to celebrate the occasion. Her husband Pete was a minister in the Church Of Christ, and Pearl had a servant’s heart and was the woman who always had time to make life better for those around her. She was a member of the Family Community Education, and served on the nutrition board for the senior citizens center for many years.

Pearl was happiest when spending time with her 3 children, 11 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and 5 very special great-great grandchildren. There was nothing she wouldn’t do for them and she supported them in every project they were involved in. A Christian by faith, she was a lifelong member of the Church Of Christ where her husband Pete was a minister. She was always serving others, by helping with the dinners, offering support, or praying for their welfare. The Lord called this beautiful and faithful servant to her eternal rest at 93 years old on Tuesday, September 1st, 2020 in Tahlequah, OK with her family close to her side.

She is preceded in death by her grandparents, parents, her husband Pete Morgan, her son, Joe Dan Morgan, four brothers, Will Dee, Thom and Mirt Mason, Buster Alcorn, and sister Bobbie Lynn.

Those left to cherish her precious memory are her son James “Jim” Morgan and wife Brenda of Hulbert, OK, Sherry Hullinger and husband Jim of Tahlequah, OK, and Joe’s wife, Kriss Morgan of Miami, OK. She leaves behind one brother, Alfred Alcorn of Liberty, MS, Mirt’s wife, Tommie Mason of Eufaula, and brother-in law Sam Lynn of Stidham, OK. She will live on in her eleven grandchildren, Jill Weeks, Angela Morgan and boyfriend Cornelius Riegel, Tami Jo Lowrey and husband Michael, Aimee Stilwell and husband Kendil , Marilyn Copeland and husband Buddy, Jeremy Boston and wife Misty, Mandi Sue Baker and husband Dustin, Joe Dale Morgan and wife Holly, Betsi Morgan, James Morgan, and Emily Hullinger. There are also her adored 27 great grandchildren, Max Easter and Schaelyn, Kyle Easter, Jaxx Easter, Seth Lowrey, Mason Lowrey, Joseph Lowrey, Caleb Lowrey, Ashlin Stilwell, Dillin Stilwell, Kash Stilwell, Paige Kerr and Corey, Hailey Boston and Cameron Jones, Cameron Boston, Gracie Copeland, Kaitlyn Boston, Aden Boston, Lincoln Boston, Zoey Boston, Rose Baker, Summer Baker, Karsten Morgan, Sterling Morgan, Nixon Morgan, Sailor Morgan, Luke Johnson, Jaren Johnson. Also Five great-great grandchildren, Riley Easter, Poppi Easter, Rosie Jones, Ryker Jones, and Mekhi Buzzard. Pearl loved and lived by faith in God and has now left a legacy that will live on for generations and generations to come.