Karen Lucretia Tyson Hughes, 80 years of age, a resident of Fort Worth, passed away on Sunday, November 28, 2021.
Memorial Service: 1:00 p.m. via Zoom Saturday, December 11, 2021.
Interment: Marystown Cemetery, Burleson, TX
Karen was born May 16, 1941 to the late Vivian Corder and Woodrow Tyson in Fort Worth, Texas. She grew up in Fort Worth and graduated from North Side High School in 1959. She was already working in the accounting department at Tandy Corporation. Later in life, she worked as a payroll specialist and accounting consultant for several corporations. Karen loved reading the Bible, sewing, cooking, entertaining guests and especially spending time with her grandchildren.
Karen’s greatest joy came from volunteer work, helping others to draw close to God. She spent over 25 years in the full-time ministry, baptized in 1960 as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Karen will be deeply missed by her family and so many friends.
Preceded in death by her parents; brothers Woodrow Tyson and John Tyson; and son, Steven Hughes.
Survivors: beloved husband of 62 years, Wesley Gene Hughes; son, Troy Hughes and wife Rhonda; daughter, Kerri Jerry; grandchildren, Chelea Hemlee and husband Derwyn, Ethan Hughes and wife Liana, Talon Jerry, Michael Jerry, Hunter Jerry, Angelina Jerry, and Tyson Jerry; sister, Mary Binford and husband Charles; numerous nieces, nephews and grands.
Kenney Weiher
She was a special lady !! Like a mother to Sherry and I, we will always be grateful for her and Genes assistance in helping our families return to Jehovah back onto the road to best life ever. We often talked when we were together about how many people and families their lives and example of serving Jehovah had affected love her infectious smile most importantly I love to give her a hard time and micro laugh look forward to just around the corner been able to enjoy that in person again. We send our love to the family
Sandy Wirfs
What a precious heart so full of love for Jehovah ,Jesus, her family and friends.With eternity in her heart, you know she will enjoy the paradise God’s Kingdom has in store. Karen lives on in the lives of those she encouraged on the path of eternal life. Her dedicated life of Godly devotion is a beautiful example for all, of us. She was faithful to her last breath and will take her next breath in paradise. Jesus will call and Karen will answer. Job 14:14 We will be so overwhelmed, we will have to be reminded: Get her something to eat. What thrilling times await us. Isaiah 26:19 May you continue to be comforted. Christian Love and Prayers, Sandy Wirfs