Bernice Nelson

Bernice Mary Nelson

1926 - 2019

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Obituary of Bernice Mary Nelson

July 26, 1926 - December 20, 2019

 

Bernice Mary Nelson.  Age 93 of Ecorse.

 

Beloved wife of the late Earl William Nelson.  Loving mother of Marian Elizabeth Nelson of Oxford, MI, Kathleen Ann Gallagher of Oxford, MI, Kevin Earl (Norma) Nelson of Belleville, MI, Paul Edward (Beth Czaran) Nelson of Ecorse, MI and Robert Joseph (Robert Scott) Nelson of Windsor, Ontario.  Dearest grandmother of John Patrick (JoAnn) Gallagher of Waterford, MI, Michael James (Natalie) Gallagher  of Waterford, MI, Daniel Patrick (Renee) Gallagher of Oxford, MI, Shannon Kathleen (Daniel) Shock of Holland, MI, Paul David (Kerry) Nelson of Dearborn, MI, Mark Edward Nelson of Chicago, IL, Renee Marie Nelson of Taylor, MI and Earl William Nelson II of Lincoln Park, MI.  Dear sister of Theodore (Mary) Charron of Dearborn, MI.  Preceded in death by siblings Rita Burke, Ronald Charron, Vera Byrd, Leonard Charron, Merle Charron and Lucille Marc.  Also survived by numerous great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. 

 

Bernice graduated from of Our Lady of Lourdes High School.  She married the “boy next door” Earl William Nelson on July 7, 1945.  Bernice worked as a torpedo calibrator during WWII.  She also worked for Michigan Bell, Sears and as manager of a homebased notary business.  She was an avid reader, artist, crocheter, decorator, homemaker and collector of frogs.  Bernice was a longtime member of Our Lady of Lourdes, River Rouge, MI and St. Andre Bessette (formerly St. Francis Xavier, Ecorse, MI).

 

 

 

Monday
23
December

Instate

10:00 am - 11:00 am
Monday, December 23, 2019
St. Andre Bessette Catholic Church
4250 West Jefferson
Ecorse, Michigan, United States
313-383-8514
Monday
23
December

Mass

11:00 am
Monday, December 23, 2019
St. Andre Bessette Catholic Church
4250 West Jefferson
Ecorse, Michigan, United States
313-383-8514

Interment

Our Lady of Hope Cemetery
18303 Allen Road
Brownstown, Michigan, United States

Celebrant

Father Cornelius Okeke