Mrs. Mason

 

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Portrayed by

Rebecca Wisocky

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Appeared in

"Women and Death"

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Episode count

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Name

Mrs. Mason

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Family members

Henry Mason - Widower
Bree Van de Kamp - Daughter
Andrew Van de Kamp - Grandson
Danielle Van de Kamp - Granddaughter
Benjamin Katz - Great-Grandson

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	If a man knows how much you love him, he'll take you for granted. He'll hurt you carelessly, cruelly, constantly.

Mrs. Mason is Bree's mother and Henry Mason's wife. She died when she was hit by a drunk driver in her driveway just before Christmas. Bree then proceeds to clean her blood up off the road, she later states that once everything was clean she felt much better. This may explain Bree's need for everything to be clean. Because of her death, Bree became closed off from everyone. After her death, Bree's father married Eleanor

Bree used to make peanut butter cookies that her mother loved. Also Bree has a cherished family recipe for mincemeat pie from her mother that Katherine Mayfair claimed was from a Betty Crocker cookbook.

She is seen for the first time in a flashback in season 8, where she teaches a young Bree about how to "mask" her emotions. She also reveals that Henry was having an affair with his secretary, whom is presumably Eleanor due to the fact that the two married shortly after.

v • d • e Bree's family Immediate Family Bree Van de Kamp • Rex Van de Kamp • Orson Hodge • Trip Weston Andrew Van de Kamp • Danielle Van de Kamp • Benjamin Katz • Sam Allen Extended Family Henry Mason • Mrs. Mason • Eleanor Mason • Unnamed Grandmother Phyllis Van de Kamp • Gloria Hodge • Edwin Hodge • Alma Hodge Alex Cominis • Melina Cominis • Leo Katz • Lillian Allen • Aunt Fern Others Ty Grant • George Williams • Keith Watson • Chuck Vance • Justin