Ella Udora Rader was born on July 21, 1928 in Stratford, Oklahoma to parents Virgil Wilson and Ethel
Wilson.
On October 12, 2021, Ella U Rader at the age of 93, made her final heavenly journey to meet face to face
with her Savior, Jesus Christ.
Ella was preceded in death by her husband Wilson E. Rader, deceased in 1977 and husband Hugh
Spencer deceased in 2021, parents Virgil and Ethel Wilson, brothers Pete Wilson, Glen Wilson, sisters
Mildred Daniels and Fairy Kidwell.
Ella is survived by sons Michael Rader and wife Marilyn, Kenneth Rader and wife Vickey, Marty Rader
and wife Karen, Anthony Rader and wife Sharon and her brother Andrew Wilson. As well, 9 Grandchildren
and 17 Great Grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.
Ella lived a full and abundant 93 years of life surrounded by many who loved her dearly.
Who was Ella U Rader . . . she was a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, friend and a
faithful follower of Jesus Christ.
She unconditionally loved, supported and cared for her husband, Wilson.
She gave life to 4 incredible boys who grew into strong, kind and loving men.
She was always there to care for her boys, nurture them and even spared not the rod . . .when needed.
She was a mom who spent many hours praying for her boys and their families.
She loved her grandchildren and great-grandchildren with all her heart and even in the fast pace world
she always remembered to drop a card in the mail for every birthday.
She hands down made the best chocolate gravy for breakfast ever. (Yes-chocolate gravy)
She faced hardship but managed to keep her joy.
She loved her church family and loved singing in the choir every week.
She was faithful to love and serve others, giving of her time and resources wherever she felt God lead
her.
Her life was a model worth following but not just following, it was a life worth imitating.
She tangibly showed the love of Christ by her kindness, generosity and respect for others.
So what do you say to a mom who wasn’t perfect, but loved God first, family second and others well?
YOU SAY, Love you Mom . . . .”WELL DONE, COME IN”
(Matthew 25:34-40 NIV)
Memorial services will be held October 28, 2021 at 11am
Bethesda Community Church
4700 N. Beach St, Ft. Worth, Tx 76137
(817) 281.6350
In lieu of flowers Ella would sincerely appreciate your donations to the Bethesda Choir that she was so
much a part of.
Following is the link for giving to the Choir.
https://www.bethesdacommunitychurch.com/give/
(In the memo line please put Choir or Music ministry)