AFSA Past Auxiliary Presidents
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Willa D. Hyde, 88: September 29, 1930 — September 26, 2019: AFSA | It is with a heavy heart that we share the news of Willa Hyde, Past Auxiliary President’s (1981-1984) passing. Please join us in sharing our gratitude for her service and devotion to AFSA, and our condolences to her friends and family.
Willa Deane Stott was born September 29, 1930 on a farm in Memphis, MO to Lena and Simeon Stott. She married Jay Hyde on April 21, 1956. They lived a military life on bases in France, Ohio and Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base near Belton, MO. Willa enjoyed an active life working for the Internal Revenue Service. Bowling, playing cards, the Kansas City Chiefs, and membership in Chapter 804 of the Air Force Sergeants Association consumed a lot of her free time. Willa served as International President of the AFSA Auxiliary and several offices of AFSA 804.
Volunteering was a big part of her life. Willa registered voters, taught flag etiquette to school kids, and manned the clothes closet at the VA hospital. As the director and producer of the annual AFSA floor shows, she volunteered hours raising money for the Air Force widows' home and the local VA hospital. Willa kept busy in retirement as an Avon lady for 15 years
From her daughter, Janie -- “This picture of Willa Deane Hyde was taken circa 1956. She was a loving mother, loyal friend and tireless volunteer. She was involved with the Air Force Sergeants Association 804 for many years. She also raised money for our local VA Hospital. A memorial service will be held October 12th at the Park Lawn Funeral Home. Please visit their website for details.”
Willa Deane Stott was born September 29, 1930 on a farm in Memphis, MO to Lena and Simeon Stott. She married Jay Hyde on April 21, 1956. They lived a military life on bases in France, Ohio and Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base near Belton, MO. Willa enjoyed an active life working for the Internal Revenue Service. Bowling, playing cards, the Kansas City Chiefs, and membership in Chapter 804 of the Air Force Sergeants Association consumed a lot of her free time. Willa served as International President of the AFSA Auxiliary and several offices of AFSA 804.
Volunteering was a big part of her life. Willa registered voters, taught flag etiquette to school kids, and manned the clothes closet at the VA hospital. As the director and producer of the annual AFSA floor shows, she volunteered hours raising money for the Air Force widows' home and the local VA hospital. Willa kept busy in retirement as an Avon lady for 15 years
From her daughter, Janie -- “This picture of Willa Deane Hyde was taken circa 1956. She was a loving mother, loyal friend and tireless volunteer. She was involved with the Air Force Sergeants Association 804 for many years. She also raised money for our local VA Hospital. A memorial service will be held October 12th at the Park Lawn Funeral Home. Please visit their website for details.”