Tupelo - Marjorie Easley Collums Goudelock Chrestman, 84, died Sunday, March 14, 2010 at the Sanctuary Hospice House. She was born in Lafayette County on August 30, 1925 to Dee O. and Georgia Crocker Easley. She was a faithful member of Harrisburg Baptist Church and a lay missionary making countless mission trips with Global Outreach. She also organized and provided a home for two Honduran children to come to the United States for life changing surgeries. She was a registered nurse and retired from NMMC as a nursing supervisor. She was a dedicated volunteer at Sanctuary Hospice Shop, American Red Cross and the Antone Tannehill Free Clinic. She lived her life to the fullest and mentored numerous people to achieve their potential.Services will be 11 AM Tuesday at Lee Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. Forrest Sheffield officiating. Kevin Chrestman will deliver the eulogy. Graveside services will be at 2 PM in Collums Cemetery in Calhoun County.Survivors include two daughter, Bettye Collums Tutor and Lynda Collums Cooper; eight step-children, John Goudelock, Ann Goudelock Vance, Jim Goudelock, Jim Chrestman, John Chrestman, Joe Chrestman, Sarah Chrestman Cagan and Ruth Chrestman Meinhardt; four grandchildren, Tunny Tutor, Niki Tutor Peel, Jessica Cooper Aguilar and Sherman Cooper; one great-grandson Cooper Aguilar; twenty step-grandchildren and seven step-great-grandchildren.She was preceded in death by her parents; her husbands, C.M. (Tunny) Collums, L.A. Goudelock and James M. Chrestman; five brothers, Cletus, D.E., Hubert, F.G. and Clifton Easley; three sisters, Jo Aron, Nona Cannon and Virginia Graves.Pallbearers will be Sherman Cooper, Alex Aguilar, Keith Peel, Mike Smith, Shane Graves and Brett Chrestman;Sanctuary Hospice House