Mary Paul, 73, left this world peacefully on January 6th, 2017. Her husband of almost 55 years was standing quietly by her bedside. Mary was born November 16th, 1943 to Sam and Merl Mullins in Miami, Arizona. She had two sisters, Charlotte and Barbara, and one brother Edward. She graduated from Belen High School in 1961. She met the love of her life, Wray Paul, in 1960 and they were married January 20th, 1962. Wray and Mary had four children, Wray Jr, James, Priscilla Leona, and Sarah. Through out their lives they lived in Bosque Farms, New Mexico, Tucumcari, NM, Houston, Texas, Pottsville, Texas and 10 years ago they settled in Zephyr. Mary was creative. She always had some project or two going, whether it be sewing, quilting, crocheting, or painting. Her Family is always going to treasure the quilts. She handmade each one. She was a wonderful caregiver and homemaker, always making a warm comfortable home for her husband, sons and daughters. She was a deeply devout Christian lady whose faith sustained her to the end of her life. In 2011, Mary was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. For five and a half years she did all she could, but was always content to be called home to her heavenly Father. She was preceded in death by her parents, sister Charlotte Gaussion and sister-in-law Lucille Paul. Mary leaves behind to cherish her memory her husband Wray, her children Wray Jr. and wife Davita of Idaho, James and wife Julie of Georgia, Pricilla Leona Brumley and husband Gene of Tennessee, Sarah Morrison and husband Steve of New Mexico, sister Barbara Bland and husband Dennis, brother Edward Mullins and wife Chris, brothers-in-law Everett Gaussion and Roger Paul. Also surviving are her nine grandchildren Davina Coker and husband Leslie, Wesley Paul, Cody Paul and wife Destiny, Casey Paul and Julie, Jamie Pace and husband Josh, Chet Paul, Wyatt Morrison, Brandon Morrison and Devin Morrison and her eight great grandchildren Ryan, Landon, Lillie, Derek, Autumn, William, Blake and Lucas. Numerous nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.