Priscilla Ann Shelton

Priscilla Ann Shelton was born April 25,1952 in Lawton Oklahoma. She was the 13th of 13 children born to Coleman Young Shelton Sr. and Lena Mae (Jackson) Shelton. She spent her childhood and school years in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma where she departed this life on October 25, 2021.

Priscilla Ann Shelton was preceded in death by both of her parents, her son Charles E Watson Jr., and her 11 siblings: her twin brother Ted Shelton, George Shelton, Ruth Ella (Shelton) Debose, Coleman Shelton Jr., Oscar Cook, Johnnie Mae Shelton, Jesse V Shelton, Willie Shelton, Theresa (Shelton) Butler, Larry Shelton and Thedorse Shelton.

She is survived by one sibling: Wilda K (Shelton) Cooper. Her two children Carlos E (Tina) Watson Sr. and Priscilla Ann Watson all of Oklahoma City, Ok. Grandchildren: Commacia Watson, Kirk (Crystal) Watson, D’metris Barry, Carlos Watson Jr., Taven Cunningham, Royce Cunningham, Aeja Cunningham and Courtney Watson. 10 great grandchildren, 1 aunt and 1 uncle and countless nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Priscilla Ann excepted Christ at a young age however in January 2000 she rededicated her life to Christ and never looked back. For many years she got great joy ministering to the children at Church of the Harvest and while living in Broken Arrow, Ok she served by cleaning the house of the Lord for each and every service. 

Priscilla Ann never met a person that she didn’t like. Everyone she met learned to love her. She always finished her conversation with “God bless you”. She was a very giving person and also a very forgiving person. She was an amazing Mom to us and everyone who knew her. She is going to truly be missed.

Ann, is what most people called her, read scripture every morning and every night she had bible study and about a year ago she joined a prayer team started by her great nephew Ronyell. 

We can guarantee that no one in attendance today can say that she didn’t bless them in one way or another, just ask around [❤️]

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