Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, friend, and forever pistol Audrey Dean Cone, 80, of Wichita, KS, passed away on July 19th, 2022. Audrey was born in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, but considered both Kansas and Mississippi home. An active golfer, community member, and leader, Audrey was Women’s Club Champion of Rolling Hills Country Club in Wichita, KS in 1996, 1999, 2000 and 2003. In her time there, she also served as head of the Beautification Committee. Audrey and Mike were married for 44 years. They loved to travel and spend time with friends, and always had outlaw country music playing on the radio. As Mike says, they had “44 years of marriage and never a dull moment.”
She was predeceased by her mother Tommie Ruth Reese, father William Barnes Pemberton, and daughter Sandy Hurlbutt. She will be missed by her husband Mike Cone, brother Bill (Judy) Pemberton, sister Jean Stevens, and stepdaughter Kelly (Mike) McReynolds, along with three grandchildren – Matthew McReynolds, Megan (Trent) Reinardy, and Morgan McReynolds. She was loved by many and will be missed by all.
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Audrey was one of kind. Such a giving person always with a smile on her face. She’ll be missed.
Arly and I shared so many happy times with Audrey and Mike. They were a special couple. My thoughts will be with Mike and family. Audrey will be missed.
We are so sorry to hear of Audrey’s passing. It’s been so long since we’ve shared time with you two. Pat was so happy to see her a few weeks ago for a visit! We really missed you both over the years.
My deepest Sympathy and Prayers .
Audrey was a great friend. We had many good times together. Spend some fun vacation time in Destin. She will be deeply missed.
Sorry to hear of Audrey’s passing. We remember her and Mike as an inseparable couple and so much fun to be with.
I will remember Audrey as a very sincere, kind friend to everyone. Yes, she was a fierce competitor but always fair. Our deepest sympathy to Mike and family. Sue & Ralph Vautravers
I’m so very sorry to learn of Audreys death. She was my sister,Betty McGintys good friend and I enjoyed the many times I spent with here both in Wichita and at Lake Ozark