T he Life Story of Nadine King Owens

Nadine was born May 3, 1947, in Camden (Amy) Arkansas to Ethel (King) Reed. She was the oldest of 5 girls. She was blessed with 12 children, 7 boys and 5 girls.

At a young age the dedicated her life to Christ and accepted Jesus as her personal Savior.  She was a longtime member of the Rising Star Baptist Church, where she worshipped alongside her family.

Nadine attended and completed School at Union Grove High School. Later in life she attended Southern Arkansas University for College courses.

She worked at Baldwin, Lockheed Martin (Volt) and various other jobs. She dedicated her life to raising her children and help with raising some of her grandchildren.

Her hobbies included doing hair, spending time with family and traveling.

On Tuesday, January 28, 2025, in Killeen, Texas, Nadine answers the call of her Heavenly Father. Her life ended here on earth, and she is now resting in her new heavenly home.

Nadine is preceded in death by her mother, Ethel Reed and her daughter Meco LaJoyce Owens.

She leaves behind 4 sisters: Mildrene Lewis (Bobby) of Camden, Arkansas, Ira Lindsey (L.C.) of Camden, Arkansas, Maryann (JW) Lindsey of Camden, Arkansas & Joyce McIntyre (Thomas) of Camden, Arkansas; 11 children: Marquis A. Foreman (Teresa) of Camden, Arkansas, Calvin K. King of Camden, Arkansas, Edward N. Owens (Nema) of Camden, Arkansas,

The Life Story of Nadine King Owens

Nadine was born May 3, 1947, in Camden (Amy) Arkansas to Ethel (King) Reed. She was the oldest of 5 girls. She was blessed with 12 children, 7 boys and 5 girls.

At a young age the dedicated her life to Christ and accepted Jesus as her personal Savior.  She was a longtime member of the Rising Star Baptist Church, where she worshipped alongside her family.

Nadine attended and completed School at Union Grove High School. Later in life she attended Southern Arkansas University for College courses.

She worked at Baldwin, Lockheed Martin (Volt) and various other jobs. She dedicated her life to raising her children and help with raising some of her grandchildren.

Her hobbies included doing hair, spending time with family and traveling.

On Tuesday, January 28, 2025, in Killeen, Texas, Nadine answers the call of her Heavenly Father. Her life ended here on earth, and she is now resting in her new heavenly home.

Nadine is preceded in death by her mother, Ethel Reed and her daughter Meco LaJoyce Owens.

She leaves behind 4 sisters: Mildrene Lewis (Bobby) of Camden, Arkansas, Ira Lindsey (L.C.) of Camden, Arkansas, Maryann (JW) Lindsey of Camden, Arkansas and Joyce McIntyre (Thomas) of Camden, Arkansas; 11 children: Marquis A. Foreman (Teresa) of Camden, Arkansas, Calvin K. King of Camden, Arkansas, Edward N. Owens (Nema) of Camden, Arkansas, Lania N. Owens  of Camden, Arkansas, James E. Owens (Ashley) Bossier City, Louisiana , Jarco N. Murphy (Aisha) of Killeen, Texas, Jamie E. Owens of Killeen, Texas, Jeremy E. Owens (April) of Camden, Arkansas, April D. Davis of Killeen, Texas, Coati J. Owens, of Killeen, Texas and Lakina T. Owens, of Killeen, Texas and a host of grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and cousins.