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Audrey Poulton Obituary

Audrey Janet Poulton September 7, 1931 - April 16, 2020 Audrey J. Poulton, 88, a resident of Severna Park, Maryland, passed away quietly on April 16, 2020 at Assisted Living Well in Millersville, Maryland. She was born on September 7, 1931 to Margaret and John Manning in Baltimore, Maryland. Her father was the president of Manning's, Inc., a Baltimore canning business best known for its hominy, which is still produced today. She attended Eastern High School in Baltimore, Maryland. She enjoyed summers with her family at Bayside Beach, where she ultimately met her husband. She was actively engaged in Pets on Wheels and was a faithful member of Trinity Bible Church on Truck House Road in Severna Park. She enjoyed praying, reading the Bible and devotionals, gardening, doing puzzles, planning movie nights, and spending time with her friends and family. She was preceded in death by her husband, Louis Pabst Poulton, and grandson, Jonathan Pabst Poulton. She is survived by her four sons, Scott Poulton (Barbara), Mark Poulton (Kelly), Jay Poulton (Rosemary), and John Poulton (Anne-Marie), twelve grandchildren (Eric, Ross, Mary Beth, Christopher, Stephen, Maureen, Logan, Sean, Katie, Ryan, Mary-MacIntyre and Caroline, and 2 great-grandchildren (Maddy and Dakota). Should friends desire, contributions may be sent to Trinity Bible Church, 99 Truck House Road, Severna Park, Maryland 21146 in her memory. Due to the coronavirus pandemic and restrictions established by the State of Maryland to ensure the safety of the family, visitors and staff, all services will be private. A public memorial will be held at a later date. Audrey will be interred at the Loudon Park Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland. A special thank you to the staff and fellow residents at Assisted Living Well. During her five years at this home, she often remarked that it was the "sorority house" she always wished she had experienced in college.

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Published by The Capital Gazette on Apr. 20, 2020.

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Janis

April 14, 2025

Feels like yesterday...
Miss you...love ya... 3 times

Janis Davern

September 7, 2023

Awe Grandma happy Birthday we had salmon squash and rice for you. We used ur favorite collander. I know ur celebration up there was grand cuz u r with our heavenly father with Jesus and Jonathan. U know I love you smooch 3 times. Amen

william schoeberlein

May 7, 2020

A short time after my wife was called home to be with the Lord in February 2012,Audrey,my cousin,sent me a copy of the book Jesus Calling.Since then I have read it in the peace of the early morning every day.Audrey`s loving kindness has nurtured my faith and will continue until the end.Audrey will never be forgotten and I long for the day when I can thank her again for the book.

Debbie Hutt

April 25, 2020

Ms.Audrey was our Positive Poulton our Teamwork Makes the Dreamwork.. just an all around sweet and kind lady. She always found positive things in some of the most negative things. She would always have an open door and a listening ear as well. So touched to witness some pretty amazing things with this lady. She and her family will be so missed by soo many. Rest In Peace sweet lady & walk those golden stairs
All my love to you and family.

Lindsey

April 21, 2020

My condolences are with Ms.Audreys family. As the activities director at ALW I spent a lot of time with her she did every activity with me. She was my go to lady for singing songs she knew so many. She was good at scrabble but couldnt beat me. That was our joke that I couldnt let her win in word games. She was so sweet. She always thanked me for the activities and told me she love me and I was a sweet girl. Im so glad I met her. She was such a joy to be around always positive and a caring person. I am going to miss her deeply! RIP you sweet angel

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