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Fox, Jan. 24--The weather is fine now. The ground is drying fast and a great many of the farmers are preparing their land for another crop. GRANDMA INMANand MRS. JAY ECHOLS have been quite sick for some time but they are much better. There has been much moving here some moving off, some moving in.TOM INMAN and family of Simon have been visiting the family of REV. CARDELL here. DR. ARNOLD and family with his son-in-law...

From the Daily Ardmoreite, Ardmore, Oklahoma and printed in January 1900.

From The Perkins Journal 1892 - 1904

INMAN, J. M. killed by Richard Thomas at Coyle Saturday 22 Oct 1904.A wagon maker of Coyle.

GrandpaInman died Wednesday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Tom Robison, after along illness from a complication of bowel troubles. Burial was made in Covington Cemeteryafter a short service at the house.

The Covington Record - 10/05/1922

Pioneer Hulen Resident Dies Funeral Service at Home Tomorrow; Burial at Allendale

Jerry Roof, 76 years old, pioneer resident of the Hulen neighborhood, died at 5:20 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the family home, following an illness which lasted for several months.
Mr. Roof came to this section of the country in 1901 and lived on the same farm since his arrival here. He leaves many friends both in the Hulen neighborhood and Lawton to mourn his death.
Besides his wife, Mary Roof, deceased is survived by four sons and four daughters. The children are Mrs. Nora Scott, Mrs. Gertie Riley, and Iva Roof, all of Hulen; and Mrs. Elsie Arterberry, Duncan; Rolla, Jake, Guy, and Volla, all of Hulen.
Mr. Roof is also survived by one brother Ruben Roof of this city, and two nephews and one niece who also reside in Lawton. They are Fred and Jess Roof and Mrs. Maud Alred.
Funeral services will be at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the family home. Burial will be made in Allendale Cemetery with Ritter's in charge. (The Lawton Constitution, Friday, September 13, 1926, p. 1).

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The Lawton Constitution, Sunday, Dec. 22, 1929, p. 2

Excerpts from the
Craig County Gazette
Newspaper

KELSO

September22, 1927
Mrs. and Mrs. Owen Weddell are visiting her mother Mrs. Inman of thisneighborhood.
Mrs Bob Cooper, Mrs. W. B. Inman, Mrs. C. F. Haskins and Carl Inmanwere called to Salem, Missouri Thursday night on account of the seriousness of theirgrandmother Inman.

Excerpts from the
Craig County Democrat Newspaper

April26, 1928
My beloved wife, Hazel M. Caldwell was born at Fremont, Ohio, October26, 1882, and was the only daughter of Michael Pumtan (sic) and Malissa (Inman) Putman,both have preceded her. Her father was the County Engineer at the time of her birth, andafter the completion of his term, moved back to the old homestead, one made by his fatherin the early settlement of Ohio, near Rising Sun, Ohio. On this farm she grew towomanhood, and every one she came in contact with was her friend. She received hereducation in the country schools, the near by towns, and finished her education at Toledo,Ohio.
We first met at graduation exercises of the class which included herbrother Alfred R. Putman and myself, at Valporaiso, Indiana, and I knew at once I had meta fine character, with true and lovable disposition. We were married at Bowling Green,Ohio, February 2, 1910, and within a few days came to Vinita to make our home. Twodaughters, Ruth and Lucille, came to bless our home. She was a member of the BaptistChurch of Vinita, and the Pythian Sisters at Vinita. She was called home April 10, 1928,and I know she now dwells with her good parents in the home prepared for us by our Father.She leaves surviving her our two daughters Ruth and Lucile (sic), myself, and Alfred R.Putnam (sic), of Valporaiso, Indiana, a brother, a great many relatives, and a host offriends. It can truthfully be said that she did not leave a single enemy.
She was a real, true, and devoted mother and wife. She was proud of herfamily, and loved her home associates, and her neighbors. It was here she proved hersterling worth and character. Always cheerful, always looking after the needs of ourchildren and myself, always placing home above all worldly things, always teachingtruthfulness and honesty, always teaching righteous living, always teaching kindconsideration for others, living a true and lovable life, and making every effort to rearher children in such a way that they would be good, clean, moral women, and a help andbetterment of mankind while here.
She loved life. It was sweet and dear to her. Yet she faced hercondition bravely. When I met her at Mayes, there were tears in my eyes but a smile on hersweet lips, and she told me if the worst came to the worst she would leave two sweetdaughters to comfort me. Why she could be taken is beyond my understanding. Her work wasnot finished. Yes, she was so good, so lovely, her advice so clean and wholesome, and lifeas exemplified by her was so good, clean, and wholesome, it would seem best that sheremain here. But God in his wisdom deemed otherwise.
Her passing away has left us with heavy hearts. We miss her so. Ourgrief, our deep love for her, and admiration of her can not be expressed in mere words.She is gone from among us, yet she will always live with us, counsel, advise, andinfluence us for good. While our hearts are so heavy, and our grief is so deep, it wouldbe beyond endurance if it were not that we know she is now among the angels in heavenwhere there is no suffering or sorrow, and that we shall meet her there.
She lived in deeds, not years, and her life fully exemplified thethought of the poet in these two stanzas:

I live for those who love me.
For those I know are true,
For the heaven that smiles above me
And awaits my spirit too;
For all human tied that bind me,
For the task by God assigned me,
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the food that I can do.
I live for those who love me.
For those who know me true,
For the heaven that smiles above me
And awaits my spirit too;
For the wrong that needs assistance,
For the cause that lacks assistance,
For the future in the distance,
And the good that I can do.

Carey Caldwell

December6, 1928
Virgil Turner highly respected citizen of Vinita, died Saturday morningat his home. Pneumonia was the cause of his death. He was buried Sunday evening at Vinita.
Mr. Turner was 52 years old the first day of November.
Virgil Turner, son of John D. and Mary W. Turner, was born near RockyMount, Va. Nov. 1, 1876 and died at his home in Vinita, Nov. 24, 1928.
Mr. Turner came to Missouri when only a small boy, a little more than 7years of age.
He was married to Frankie Inman, a daughter of George Inman, of DentCo., Mo., December 9, 1900. He joined the Baptist church at Enid at the age of 23 andremained in that Faith until death. Besides his widow, Mr. Turner is survived by threesons, Hubert, Herman and Harold, four daughters, Mrs. George Pitts, Mrs. Louise Stevenson,Pauline and Virginia. Besides his immdiate family he leaves two brothers and six sistersto mourn his loss. In his death the family has lost a kind and loving husband and father,his friends a real friend, the city an honored and upright citizen and he will be missedby many.

April 5, 1934
Mrs. Sallie Inman has returned from an extended visit with herdaughter, Mrs. Owen Weddell in Ponca City.
Mr.and Mrs. Marshall Inman of Todd, visited with Carl Inman and family Sunday.

May24, 1934
Mrs. Newkirk of Vinita is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs.Carl Inman.

September6, 1934
Mrs. Ellis Inman and children, Elmer, Ellis, Jr., Emajean and Lorene spent last week inArkansas City, Kansas, visiting relatives. It was still dry there, there not having beenenough moisture to bring up the turnips and fall gardens. People are going for miles afterstock water. We are fortunate around here as we do have an abundance of water now and thepastures look like they do in the spring.

September13, 1934
We extend our sympathies to Mrs. Archie Inman and family in the deathof her father, James Lamb, of Vinita, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Inman spent Sunday with Marshall Inman and family inthe Todd district.

October 4, 1934
Mrs. Sallie Inman is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tom Haskins in Ketchumthis week.

October 25, 1934
Those visiting at the S. M. Berry home Sunday afternoon were Mr. andMrs. Carl Inman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallis, and family, Mrs. Edgar Phillips and Mr. andMrs. Ebb Snider, of Vinita.

November 15, 1934
The scholars of the primary room who had perfect attendance recordslast month were: Junior and James Inman, Robert, Earl and Rowena Wallis, Berry Jean andOrville Nazworthy, Donald and Gerald Brasher, Ralph and Caroline Ayers, Emmet and CecilKarr, Delia and Dorothea Kuder, Helen Phillips, Junior Cole, Pat Oneill, MauriceRhinehart, Bobby Lightfoot, Virginia Graham, Allene Mae McDonough, Mary Rebecca Foster,Donald Dowell and Lloyd Snider.
Ellis Inman and sons, and the Campbell brothers are baling the secondcrop of hay on their meadows this week.
Wallace and Ernest Cauthon spent Saturday night with Elmer and AlfredInman all attending the West Point pie supper that evening.
Those calling at the Ellis Inman home Sunday were J. J. Cauthon andfamily and Dick Andrews.
Bob Cauthon and family spent Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs.Ethel Inman.

December 6, 1934
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Inman are the parents of a fine boy, and Mr. andMrs. Chas. Kuder have a new girl at their home, both being born last week.
Orval Langley is spending a few days with the Inman boys.

MILES

April 18, 1935
Ellis Inman was called to Vinita Thursday by the death of his nieceLois Waller.
Those spending Sunday at the Ellis Inman home were J. G. and PaulineCauthon, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and son Kenneth, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weaver andchildren.
Elmer Inman and Ray Weaver made a business trip to Centralia Sunday.

July 4, 1935
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Inman and family attended a family reunion of theformers relatives near Coffeyville, Sunday, 67 being present.

December 19, 1935
Mrs. Ellis Inman and Mrs. Sanders called at the Edwin Young homeThursday to see the baby who has been given the name of Edwin Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Morgan visited at the Ellis Inman home Sundayevening.

Dear Santa Claus:
I am in the 5th grade and I am 9 years old. I hope you will bring mesomething for Christmas. I want a ring, a doll, and I want candy and nuts. Don't forget Idon't want much because you will have to give the other little boys and girls some giftstoo.

Your friend,

MARY LORENE INMAN

Miami News-Record on 30 Jan 1930

Miami News-Record on 31 Dec 1931

"Tri-State Terror" - The Saga of Wilber Underhill in Oklahoma by Michael J.Koch

Mrs.Mary Inman of Braden, died at her home last Wednesday . She was buried at SummerfieldThursday. Her daughter Mrs. Jeff McElyea and a number of LeFlore folks attended herfuneral.
Mrs. Inman was a former resident of this place.

Poteau Newspaper, Thursday, March 2, 1933 page 8, Column 1

Mr.Jeff McElyea who died at DeQueen Arkansas was buried here Friday. Relations fromKansas City, Dallas, and Poteau attended.

Poteau Newspaper, Thursday, March 30, 1933 page 4, Column 2

H.J. INMAN (this is Hezekiah Joseph Inman)

H. J. Inman, aged 76, died at 11 o'clock Sunday morning at the homeof his son, Lee Inman, on West Monroe avenue, after a year's illness. He was born inArkansas. For the last five years he had made his home with Lee Inman who, with anotherson, R. H. Inman, of McAlester; a step-daughter, Mrs. R. C. Narr of St. Louis; a brotherand nine grandchildren, survive.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at theHumphrey chapel to Oak Hill cemetery, Rev. Mr. Balter, pastor of Grand Avenue M. E.church, officiating.

From the McAlester News-Capital January 8, 1935

TomInman Flies Here From Denver

Private Tom Inman of the technical division of the U. S. army aircorps arrived here early this afternoon via airplane from Denver for the funeral of hismother, Ethel Sophia Inman, who died Tuesday afternoon.
He was flown here in a bi-motor medium bomber which landed at Municipalairport and took off shortly after its passenger disembarked.
The bomber will return several days hence and take Inman back to hisstation in Denver.
Mrs. Inman's daughter, Mrs. Katherine Munneke, her husband andchildren, of Carthage, Ill., arrived this morning for the funeral. Other relatives hereinclude another daughter, Mrs. Theo Nix and Mr. Nix of Durant.

From the McAlester News-Capital April 17, 1941

SPINKSJ. D. - SPINKS, age 32, life long resident of Adair County, living 4 miles southwest oftown for the past five years, met instant death about 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon when ashaft broke on a cut-off saw letting the saw fly up, cutting his head open while sawingwood near Baron. Mr. SPINKS was a very industrious farmer and worker, as will be noted bythe article appearing on page 2 of this issue, which was printed before we learned of thissad accident.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Roberts FuneralChapel conducted by Rev. T. DeWitt SANKEY, Baptist pastor. Burial was made in the citycemetery.
Survivors include his widow (Gladys Inman); one son, twodaughters, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley SPINKS; seven brothers, four sisters, otherrelatives and many friends. The Record joins their host of friends in extending sincere,heart-felt sympathy for the bereaved family.
[Page 2 has a lengthy article telling about how the J. D. SPINKS familyhad done their part in helping produce and conserve food for victory.]

December 11, 1942

Inman-MathisVows Read in Haileyville Church on Sunday

HARTSHORNE (Special) - In a beautiful candlelight service in the FirstChristian church in Haileyville Miss Laverne Inman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Inman,who live southeast of this city, became the bride of John E. Mathis, son of Mr. and Mrs.J. E. Mathis of Tulsa. The double-ring ceremony was read at 7 o'clock Sunday evening byRev. James E. Greer, church pastor, with Rev. T. P. Spear, former pastor, assisting. Thealtar was banked with fern and flanked by tall white baskets of white roses and whitecrepe myrtle, and two seven-branched candelabra.
Miss Inman entered the church on the arm of her father, who gave her inmarriage. Her wedding gown was of white slipper satin, fashioned with a sweetheartneckline trimmed in three rows of pearls, and with leg of mutton sleeves, pointed over thehands. Her long lace veil fell from a crown of pearls, and she wore a strand of pearls.She carried a white Bible borrowed from Mrs. George Bayless, with a shower of ribbon andflowers falling from an orchid on top of the Bible. Her something blue was a handkerchief,a gift from her grandmother, the late Mrs. H. M. Roberts.
Miss Betty Jo O'Dell, maid of honor, wore a long dress of pink jerseyand carried a colonial bouquet of sweetheart roses, tied with pink ribbon. Miss AnneWheeler and Miss Betty Jane Heard, bridesmaids, were dressed in pink and carried colonialbouquets of sweet peas tied with blue ribbon. Miss Carol Yates, candle lighter, wore blueand her wristlet was of tiny rosebuds.
Miss Dorothy Rose Trueblood, who played a program of nuptial music, andaccompanied Eugene Savage, soloist, wore a blue dress, and a corsage of apricot gladioli.Ushers were Billy Grant, cousin of the bride, and Bobby Johnson.
Mrs. Inman wore a dress of aqua crepe with white accessories and her......... was of sunburst ............. were black and her corsage was of pink carnations.
A reception followed the wedding, in the home of the bride'sgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Inman, in this city, where Mrs. Jennie Davis served thecake. Miss Anne Wheeler served punch and Mrs. John Dixon was in charge of the guest book.The bride's table was laid with lace over pink cloth and centered with a mirroredminiature bride and groom.
Among out-of-town relatives here for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Mathis and son, Billy, and Mrs. Oiler of Tulsa, Mrs. Fern Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. ClydeDennis and Mrs. Maud Yates of McAlester and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hays and children ofHenryetta.

From the McAlester News-Capital August 10, 1948

SPINKS- The community was greatly saddened by the sudden tragic death of Jack SPINKS, who wasfatally injured in a two-car collision near Stockton, Kan., June 31st and who passed awayat Hadley Memorial Hospital in Hays on Friday, July 1 at the age of 27. Mr. SPINKS and hisfamily moved to Hoxie in 1957 to be on the teaching staff of Sheridan Community HighSchool.
Jackie Lee SPINKS was born to John and Gladys (Inman) SPINKS atStilwell, Okla., February 15, 1933. His father preceded him in death in 1943. He attendedboth grade and high school at Westville, Okla., and was salutatorian of his graduatingclass of 1951. He participated in sports throughout high school and they were very much apart of his life. He was united in marriage to Christine PIERCE of Muskogee, Okla., August4, 1952, and to this union two children were born.
Mr. SPINKS attended Bacone Junior College at Muskogee, where he was onthe football team. He had the honor of being all conference center in 1952, playing on theBacone team against Hartneil Junior College, Salinas, Calif., in the Junior Rose Bowl Gamein Pasadena, Calif., in 1953. He was valedictorian of his graduating class of 1953 and amember of the Dean's Honor Roll both years. At Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, helettered in football both years and was a member of Rho Theta, Industrial Arts, andLettermen's Clubs, was on the Dean's Honor Roll both years, and was graduated in thespring of 1955 with a B.S. degree, with his Major being Industrial Arts and his minorPhysical Education. Immediately following graduation, he taught two years at Kanorado,where he coached football, basketball, baseball and track, before moving to Hoxie. Mr.SPINKS was a member of the Christian church and was very active in church work, serving asSunday School Superintendent for two years. He took his religion very seriously as he didwhatever he undertook. He not only believed the Bible, but practiced its teachings. He wasa member of the Hoxie Lions club, and participated in other civic activities.
Mr. SPINKS is survived by his wife, Christine; children, Jackie Lee,age 5, and Christie Ann, age 3, all of the home. Also surviving is his mother, Mrs. GladysSPINKS and a sister, Miss Sue SPINKS, both of Westville, Okla. Also, a sister, Mrs. G. B.EAGLETON of Tulsa, Okla., and a host of friends and relatives.
Services were held in the Roberts Funeral Home Chapel, Westville, at2:00 p.m. Monday July 4, with Rev. Eugene BIBY officiating. Burial was in the WestvilleCemetery.

Adair Co.: Westville Record 1960, July 8, 1960

A.V. Inmon, Pioneer, Dies After Illness

COUNTYLINE. -- Alvy Vasterling Inmon, resident of Countyline for 15years, died about 3:30 p.m. Monday in a Clinton hospital following a long illness.
Inmon, a retired farmer, would have been 79 today. He lived in theDuncan area since 1911. He came here from Payne County, Okla. Inmon was a member of theHope Methodist Church and the Duncan Masonic and Odd Fellow Lodges.
Masonic rites will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Brooks Funeral Chapel.The Rev. J. O. Howard will be in charge, assisted by the Rev. Irby Alexander, Marlow.
He was born May 10, 1881 in Booneville, Ark. He married Ida Caldwell,Dec. 24, 1911, in Pilot Point, Tex. She survives.
Other survivors are three sons, Wayne Inmon, Ratliff City; SamuelInmon, Countyline, and Delanah A. Inmon, Downey, Calif.; two daughter, Mrs. Orpha Elliott,of the home, and Mrs. Quizella Sprague, Lake Charles, La.
Also 14 grandchildren, and 8 great-grandchildren.
Burial will be by Brooks Funeral Home in Velma Cemetery.

Examiner Enterprise of Bartlesville, OK, Aug. 21, 1960

FRED HOPKINS DIES: RITES SET MONDAY
Fred Oliver Hopkins, 72, resident of this community since beforestatehood, died at 7:22 a.m. Saturday in the Memorial Hospital where he had been a patientfor the past week.
Hopkins was born in Sedan, Chautauqua Co, KS, on Dec. 13, 1880, and atsix years of age moved with his family to Indian Territory, settling in this area where hereceived his education and has continued to make his home. He was married here on May 11,1904 to Miss Grace B. Eades and following their marriage, they established their firsthome on a farm in the Silver Lake community. During the early day oil activities of thestate, Hopkins worked for several years as a pumper for the old Indian TerritoryIlluminating Oil Co. before his retirement 15 years ago. He was a member of the Church ofChrist.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Grace B. Hopkins of the home here; ason, Isaac E. Hopkins, Bartlesville; two daughters, Mrs. Alva Inman, Bartlesvilleand Mrs. Roy Burton, Dewey; a brother Walter E. Hopkins, Bartlesville, and a sister, Mrs.Myrtle Eades, Melbourne, FL, 17 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Arnold MooreFuneral Chapel. Mr. Sidney Roper and Mr. L. K. Williams, ministers of the Churches ofChrist in Bartlesville and in Dewey, will officiate. Interment will be in the MemorialPark Cemetery.

Obituary,paper,date 1977

LILLIE INMON

Lillie D. Inmon, 84, pioneer Hardesty resident, died Wednesdayafternoon at the home of her brother, C. M. Inmon, at Hardesty where she had made her homefor several months.
The daughter of John and Texanna Inmon, she was born October 14, 1893in Denton County, Texas. Miss Inmon moved to the Hardesty Area in 1908 from Wetumka, Okla.She lived in the Range and Grand Valley Community before moving into Hardesty in 1942 tolive with a brother, Mellie Inmon, who died in Oct. of 1975.
She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Hardesty.
Her survivors include one brother, Charlie M. Inmon, Hardesty, oneniece Mrs. Ann Harper, Liberal, Kan., and three nephews Homer Inmon, Canon City, Colo., D.W. Inmon, Brighton, Colo., and Richard Inmon, Midwest City, Okla.
Funeral services will be conducted from the First Baptist Church inHardesty, Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. W. L. Burnett, Jr. will officiate. Interment will be inthe Hartville Cemetery under the direction of the Henson Funeral Home of Guymon.

MellieM. Inmon, 72, pioneer Hardesty area farmer, died early Monday morning as the result ofa heart attack.
The son of John and Texanna Inmon, he was born on Dec. 25, 1902 inIndian Territory. He came to Texas County in 1908 and made his home with an Uncle whohomesteaded land in the Range Community, southeast of Hardesty. He and his sister had madetheir home in Hardesty since 1942.
Besides his sister, Lillie Inmon, of the home, he is survived by onebrother Charlie Inmon of Hardesty.
Funeral Services will be conducted from the First Baptist Church inHardesty, Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Michael R. Flaniken, pastor, will officiate. Burialwill be in the Hartville Cemetery under the direction of the Henson Funeral Home ofGuymon. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time.
A Messlie (sic) Inmon Memorial has been established for the Heart Fund.Memorials will be accepted at the Henson Funeral Home.

Obituary,unknown paper, 1979

Liberal--Mrs. Ann J. Harper, 57, died Thursday afternoon in PoncaCity, Okla.
She had been in ill health for the past two years.
She was born Nov. 21, 1922 at Range, Okla. She attended the Hardestyschools and grew to womanhood in that area.
She married Jim L. Harper Feb. 11, 1954 at Clayton, New Mexico. She wasemployed at Western Chevrolet for nine years before coming to Liberal in 1956 where sheowned and operated the Beauty Box for 14 years.
She was a member of the Church of Christ in Guymon.
Besides her husband, she is survived by one daughter; Shar Lea of thehome; her father, Charlie Inmon of Hardesty; three brothers, Homer D. Inmon, Penrose,Colo., David W. Inmon, Dumas, Tex., and C. Richard Inmon of Midwest City, Okla.
Services will be conducted Monday, July 7, 10:30 a.m., from MillerChapel by Charles Brisenine. Interment will be in the Elmhurst Cemetery in Guymon. Thefamily suggests memorials be sent to the Shar Lea Harper education fund in care of theCitizens State Bank, Liberal. The casket will not be open.

ObituaryThe Daily Herald Guymon, OK June 15, 1981

Charles M. Inmon, 84, longtime Hardesty resident, died Wednesdayafternoon in Memorial Hospital.
He was born on Dec. 27, 1896 to John D. and Texanna Inmon in Denton,Tex. He was married to Flora M. Tuler on Mar. 18, 1920 at Perryton, Tex. She preceded himin death in 1976.
A railroader most of his life, he was employed by the Rock Island formany years prior to his retirement.
He was a member of the Baptist Church.
He is survived by three sons, Homer of Hardesty, D. W. of Dumas, Tex.and Richard of Midwest City; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted from the First Baptist Church inHardesty at 10 a.m. Saturday. Interment will be in the Hartville Cemetery near Hardestyunder the direction of the Henson Funeral home of Guymon.

BEULAHBROWN INMAN

WAYNOKA - Funeral services for Beulah Brown Inman, 83, will be held at 2 p.m.Sunday in the United Methodist Church with the Rev. Eakle Allen and the Rev. Chester Brownofficiating.
Mrs. Inman will be buried in the Waynoka Municipal Cemetery, witharrangements under the direction of the Marshall Funeral Home of Waynoka.
Mrs. Inman was born Nov. 16, 1898, at Coplinger Mills, Mo., and diedsuddenly Thursday in Ottawa, Kan.
As a child she moved with her family to Cleo Springs. She was a memberof the Christian Church there.
She and Thomas Jefferson Inman were married in a buggy north of the 21Crossing in Woods County April 18, 1917. Her husband died June 29, 1973. Mrs. Inman wasalso preceded in death by a son in infancy.
She was affiliated with the United Methodist Church in Waynoka. Mrs.Inman was a member of the Waynoka Chapter Order of Eastern Star and the Waynoka SaddleClub.
She is survived by five sons, R. J. Inman, Defred Inman and LilburnInman, all of Waynoka, Eugene Inman, Grenola, Kan., and Garold Dean Inman, Alva; fivedaughters, Inez Bouse of Enid, Virginia Harman, Noel, Mo., Susie Sutherland, Waynoka,Darlene Lyon of Woodward and Ardena Bartlow, Quenemo, Kan.; a brother, Clyde Brown,Manqua, Mo., 32 grandchildren.
Mrs. Inman's family has suggested that those who wish makecontributions in her memory to the Heart Fund. Marshall Funeral Home will serve ascustodians of the fund.

Newspaper unknown
July 8, 1982

INMAN,Mary (PETERSEN), 84, 29 Oct 1898, Marietta, OK, 29 Mar 1984, Wichita, KS. Sons, ThomasPetersen; Newton, KS and Kenneth Petersen, Wichita, KS; brother, Alex Inman, Reydon, OK;sisters, Vera Vardaman, Wichita, Genevieve Estes, Hugo, OK and Connie Conrad, Ft Worth,TX; 4 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; Burial Rest Haven Cemetery,Wichita, KS

Source: The Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, OK

INMAN,Alex Thomas - 76, b. 15 Dec 1908 Tucumcari, NM d. 5 Jul 1985 Cheyenne, Roger MillsCo., OK. Wife, Jewel Pricilla Easterling; daughter, Alexia Springer, Crawford, OK;grandchildren, Gayla Ann Barker, George Inman Springer; sisters, Connie Conrad, Ft. Worth,TX; Vera Vanderman, Wichita, KS; Genevieve Estes, Hugo, OK; preceded in death by parentsThomas B. and Julia Inman, sister, Mary and 2 infant sisters; Burial White Rose Cemetery,
Reydon, OK.

Source: Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne OK 11 Jul 1985

Publication Date: March 27, 1990 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:25

KOHL Martha Lovena, died Saturday, March 24, 1990. She was born in Fordyce, AR onOctober 6, 1929. She is survived by her husband, of 44 years Earl Kohl Jr.; 2 sons,Randall and his wife Wannetta, Roddy and his wife Dana all of Midwest City; 3grandchildren, Russell, Kimmie and Roderick all of Midwest City; 5 sisters, Josephine Inmanof Baxter Springs, KS, Inez Walker of Igo, CA, Jessie Cure, Erma Hopkins and Ella Priceall of Galena, KS. We will all love and miss her very much. Services are Tuesday, March 27at 2pm, at Paylor Funeral Home Chapel, interment at Arlington Memory Gardens.

Publication Date: September 04, 1990 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:21

SEEBECK Walter, age 80, of MWC, passed away Sept. 1, 1990 at St. Anthony Hospital. Hewas a retired farmer, member of the Oklahoma Farmers Union and a member of the GoodShepherd Lutheran Church. He was born in OKC and was married April 23, 1939 in OKC toPearl Hessel. He is survived by Pearl of the home, 3 daughters Louise and Jerry Beasley ofOKC, Doris and Bob Stahl of OKC, Janell and Dennis Inman of Broken Arrow,8 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, 3 brothers, Albert Seebeck of Choctaw, GeorgeSeebeck of Choctaw, Johnnie Seebeck of California, and 1 sister Leona Doke of California.Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church with entombment in the JonesIOOF Cemetery.

Publication Date: May 10, 1991 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:29

RICHARDSON Josephine, age 99, of Yukon, went home to be with the Lord on May 7, 1991.Born near Riley Center, Ks. As a baby, she moved with her family to a claim nearHomestead, Ok. At about 7 years old, moved to Watonga, Ok., where she finished highschool, and taught in Cordell for 3 years. Taught at Willard School, principal at NicholsHills School and Sequoyah School. In 1957, she taught junior high in Morton, Washington.Returned to OKC in 1967, moved to Spanish Cove in 1977. She earned her BA degree at OCUand her MA degree at Teachers College, Columbia University, N.Y. Was a member of FirstPresbyterian Church, PEO Chapter 5, Delta Kappa Gamma, Retired Teachers and RetiredPersons. She is survived by 2 nieces, Mrs. Pauline Inman of Winlock, Wa.and Mrs. Phyllis Flagor of Westport, Wa.; close friend, Polly Laseman of Norman; and ahost of friends. Funeral services will be 10:00 a.m. Monday at Guardian Midtown Chapel,with burial at IOOF Cemetery in Watonga, Ok. GUARDIAN MIDTOWN 1133 N. ROBINSON 232-9292

The Saturday Oklahoman - August 31, 1991, Page: 30
LAMBERT Supreme, age 86, born March 6, 1905 in Love County, Ok., passedaway Aug.30, 1991 in OKC. She was a homemaker and attended Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church. Shewas preceded in death by her husband, Chester, and a grandson, Chester Eugene. Hersurvivors include 2 daughters, Betty Lou Inman and husband, Ernest L. ofBalch Spring, Tx., Mary Lee Swearengin and husband, Mack of OKC; 4 sons, Art W. and wife,Lola of OKC, Joe C. and wife, Mary Ruth, OKC, Leon and wife, Naydene of Choctaw and Wayneand wife, Martha, OKC; 26 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren, 7 great-greatgrandchildren; and many other loving relatives and friends. Services will be 2:00 p.m.Saturday in the Colonial Chapel South.

The Sunday Oklahoman - December 08, 1991, Page: 36
MICHAEL Viola Londy, age 87, of OKC, died Friday, Dec. 6, 1991. She wasborn March18, 1904 in DeKalb, Tx. to John Henry and Sarah (Jones) Warner. She was a longtime OKCresident and was a cosmetologist until her retirement in 1966. Preceded in death by herparents; 1 brother, Dee; and 2 sisters, Jewell Swindell and Tessie Rylant. She is survivedby her husband, Gene of the home; a son, Neil Morrow of OKC; a stepson, George Michael; 3grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren; a brother, Homer Warner of Muskogee; and asister, Blanche Inman of Emory, Tx. Services will be 11:00 a.m. Monday,Dec. 9, at the Guardian West Funeral Home Chapel with interment at Chapel Hill Cemetery.GUARDIAN WEST 41 & N MacArthur 236-8558

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SNOW Leo R., age 85, of OKC, passed away 5-8-1992, after a lengthyillness. He was amember of the Kentucky Ave. Baptist Church. He had been a resident of the OKC area most ofhis life.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Hazel, in Feb. 1988. He issurvived by his son, Don and wife, Sharon Snow of OKC; and his daughters, Betty and herhusband, Clyde Rickard of OKC, and Bobbie and her husband, Harold Inman;also his sisters, Inez Dallas of OKC and Pauline Freeman of Pawnee, Ok.; also 8grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be 10:00 a.m. Monday,5-11-1991, graveside at Sunny Lane Cemetery. Directed by Hunter Funeral Home.

Publication Date: August 12, 1992 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:30

STEWART Ralph A., age 85, of OKC, died August 10, 1992. Mr. Stewartwas born June 9, 1907 in Kirksville, Mo. to John Bradley and Alice Newman Stewart. Thefamily moved to Kiowa Co., Ok. in 1908. Ralph retired from Tinker AFB in 1971. He was anactive member of Rancho Village Baptist Church in OKC. He is survived by his wife, Bertha,of the home; three sons, Kelly Jump, Necedah, Wi., Ronald Jump, Prospect Heights, Il. andJohn Stewart of Choctaw; three daughters, Ruth Fisher of Midwest City, Linda Stewart ofChoctaw and Sara Lamberson of Colorado Springs, Co.; a sister, Lelia Meyers of Cooperton,Ok.; sixteen grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren; and many relatives andfriends. Ralph was preceded in death by Nina Inman Stewart, his wife of42 years; one child; one grandchild; two brothers and five sisters. Services will be 10:00a.m. Thursday, August 13, 1992 at the First Baptist Church of Nicoma Park with burial atArlington Memory Gardens.

Publication Date: September 03, 1992 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:34

HERROLD Clifford Hollis, was born on December 6, 1913 to Ames andMaude (Davis) Herrold, at Luther, Oklahoma. He died on September 1, 1992 at his home inEdmond, Ok. at the age of 78. Mr. Herrold became a member of the Church of Christ in histeen years. He served in World War II from 1941 to 1945. He graduated from high school atLuther, Ok., received his B.A. Degree from Central Oklahoma University, his Master'sdegree from Colorado State College, Greeley, Co. and his Doctor's Degree in Art Educationfrom Stanford University, Palo Alto, Ca. He was an educator. He taught in elementaryschools in Oklahoma and was an art professor at the University of Northern Iowa in CedarFalls for 31 years, retiring in 1978. He was an accomplished jewelry designer and hasexhibited his art work and jewelry in art shows internationally. He is survived by threesisters, Evelyn Cook of Luther, Ok., Leona Inman of Edmond, Ok. and RuthNelson of Bartlesville, Ok.; one niece, six nephews and numerous cousins and otherrelatives. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Cancer Research or your favoritecharity. Services will be 10am Thursday, at the Baggerley Memorial Chapel, with burial inGracelawn Cemetery, Edmond.

September 22, 1992 - Sapulpa Herald Creek Co. OK.

March 20, 1993 - Source: The Saturday Oklahoman, Page: 11
BOWLBY S/Sgt. Edward R. Jr., (Ret.), born Jan. 7, 1939, died March 13,1993 in ElPaso, Tx. After graduation from Classen High School in 1959, he served in the US Army for20years. He was preceded in death by his mother, Rosemary and his father, Edward R. Sr. Heissurvived by 5 children, E. Reed III of Atlanta, Ga., Mark Bowlby and Tamara Inmon,both of OKC, Scott and Heidi, both of Cocoa, Fl.; He is also survived by 2 brothers,William C. and David C. of OKC; 3 grandchildren Courtney Inmon of OKC,Andrew and Michael Bowlby of Cocoa, Fl.; 2 aunts and several nieces and nephews. Intermentwill be at Ft. Bliss National Cemetery, El Paso, Tx. A memorial service will be held atPenn Ave. Christian Church at 3:00 p.m. Sunday, March 21, Rev. Dwain Sandlin officiating.

March 21, 1993 - Source: The Sunday Oklahoman, Page: 20
BOWLBY S/Sgt. Edward R. Jr., (Ret.), born Jan. 7, 1939, died March 13,1993 in ElPaso, Tx. After graduation from Classen High School in 1959, he served in the US Army for20years. He was preceded in death by his mother, Rosemary and his father, Edward R. Sr. Heissurvived by 5 children, E. Reed III of Atlanta, Ga., Mark Bowlby and Tamara Inmon,both of OKC, Scott and Heidi, both of Cocoa, Fl.; He is also survived by 2 brothers,William C. and David C. of OKC; 3 grandchildren Courtney Inmon of OKC,Andrew and Michael Bowlby of Cocoa, Fl.; 2 aunts and several nieces and nephews. Intermentwill be at Ft. Bliss National Cemetery, El Paso, Tx. A memorial service will be held atPenn Ave. Christian Church at 3:00 p.m. Sunday, March 21, Rev. Dwain Sandlin officiating.

Fout, Eula J., b. Oct 10, 1917 d. Jun 02, 1993; children - Cleo Naomi Kirk, JoyceCando, Laura Neff, Sharon Inman, Dolphis, David, Larry, Leo, Gearl, Johnny. Parents- Mayfield.

Source unknown.

Publication Date: July 01, 1993 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:30

GUSTAFSON Madelyn, age 82, of El Reno, died June 29, 1993 at theSpanish Cove Retirement Village in Yukon. Mrs. Gustafson was born Oct. 25, 1910 at Hobart,Ok. She attended public schools at Hobart and was a graduate of Hobart High School. Mrs.Gustafson moved to El Reno in 1928. She was retired from civil service, having worked as aclerk for the Canadian County Selective Service Board. Mrs. Gustafson was a member of theWesley United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women Circle 1, the Chrysanthemum GardenClub, Christian Women's Club of Canadian County, AARP, and National Ass'n. of RetiredFederal Employees. She was a former member of Okla. Retired Citizen's Travel Club, the ElReno Downtown BP&W, and Parkview Hospital Ladies Auxiliary (Pink Ladies). Mrs.Gustafson was preceded in death by her husband, Oliver B. Gustafson. Survivors include herson, state senator, Bill Gustafson and his wife, Kay, of El Reno; sister, Virginia L. Weedand her husband, Alva of OKC; 3 grandchildren, Patricia Akiyoshi of Elk Grove, Ca., Cindi Inmanof OKC, and William G. Gustafson II of OKC; 7 great grandchildren. Services will be 10:00a.m. Thursday, July 1 in the Wesley United Methodist Church in El Reno, Dr. Guy C. AmesIII, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in the El Reno Cemetery. Services under thedirection of Wilson Funeral Home.

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HOLDENVILLE _ Craig Anthony Inman, 28, student,formerly of Holdenville, died Sunday in Edmond. Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday, First BaptistChurch. Hudson.

Publication Date: November 24, 1993 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:31

WILKINSON Eunice E., 78, of MWC, passed away Nov. 23, 1993. BornAugust 10, 1915. Survived by 2 sons, Cap Wilkinson and Charlie Wilkinson, both of MWC; abrother, Bill Inman, Nicoma Park; a sister, Colleen Lee, Duncan, Ok.Services 1:00 p.m. Friday, November 26, 1993 at the Bill Eisenhour N.E. Chapel with burialat Arlington Memory Gardens.

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Marriage Licenses (Tulsans unless otherwise noted)
Regina Inman, 30, of Mounds; Stephen Ritchie, 34.

Tulsa World - December 28, 1993, Page: N3
Divorces
INMAN, Lance vs. Sabra.

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STILWELL _ Bertha Inman, 67, homemaker, died Tuesday.Services 2 p.m. Friday, Sequoyah Baptist Church.

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INMAN, Lois Jean, 66, retired bookkeeper, diedSaturday. Memorial services 6 p.m. Tuesday, Floral Haven Chapel, Broken Arrow.

February 24, 1994 - Source: Tulsa World, Page: N3
OWASSO _ James W. Inmon, 82, retired Amoco Corp. worker, died Wednesday.Services 2 p.m. Friday, Glorious Church Fellowship, Collinsville. Mowery.

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Marriage Licenses (Tulsans unless otherwise noted)
Tanya Inman, 21; Joel Woods, 19, both of Owasso.

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Hart. _ Cora Mills Denny Inman, 98, homemaker, diedTuesday. Graveside services 10 a.m. Friday, Tahlequah City Cemetery. Reed-Culver

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TAHLEQUAH _ Cora Edith Inman, 98, homemaker, diedTuesday. Graveside services 10 a.m. Friday, Tahlequah City Cemetery. Reed-Culver.

Publication Date: July 14, 1994 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:33

GOFF Hazel, was born March 21, 1908 in Chickasha, Ok. She died July12, 1994. One of eight children born to Rebecca and Alex Smith, Hazel was a lifelongresident of Chickasha. Throughout her long life, she distinguished herself as a generous,intelligent and remarkable woman. Hazel married her beloved husband, Ben Goff in 1932.Hazel and Ben were both active in the Democratic Party. Hazel served as secretary of theGrady County Democratic Party, while Ben served as county attorney of Grady County, on theChickasha City Council and later as United States Commissioner at Chickasha. After Ben'sdeath in 1944, Hazel supported her two small children, being appointed by Governor RobertS. Kerr as county tag agent and later became a legal secretary for Allen & Pain. In1948, Hazel became official court reporter for the Fifth Judicial District of Ok. andserved with District Judge L.A. Wood. She then served with Judge Sam Williams until theirretirement in 1978. During her more than 30 years of service, Hazel was recognized as the"Best District Court Reporter" in Ok. She was a member of the First BaptistChurch of Chickasha. She is survived by her sister, Geneva Browne of Whittier, Ca.; herson, Ben A. Goff and his wife, Carmen Goff of Dallas, TX.; her daughter, Carol Inmanof MWC; and her grandchildren, Benjamin A. Goff and his wife, Teresa, Brentwood, TN.,Kevan Goff-Parker and her husband, John Parker, OKC, Bruce Goff, OKC, Jimmy Goff, Dallas,TX., Carol Lee and Mary K. Inman, MWC; and 4 great grandsons. Services1:30 p.m. Thursday in the chapel at Sevier Funeral Home, Chickasha, Ok. Burial, Rose HillCemetery.

Lloyd C. WELCH, 92 of Oklahoma City, died August 23, 1994. He wasborn November 1, 1901 at Coyle, Oklahoma to James and Zella INMAN WELCH.
He was retired from Tinker Air Force Base and was of the Baptist faith.
He is survived by his wife, Wanda and two sons of Shawnee.
He was preceded in death by a son, James WELCH.
Graveside services were held August 25 at Meeker with Rev. Tom Lonasofficiating.

Source: Clayton Today, Clayton, Pushmataha County, OK,Published July 21, 1994

Tulsa World - November 09, 1994, Page: N2
(Tulsans unless otherwise noted)
Lisa Inman, 21; Guzman Valdez, 22.

Tulsa World - December 27, 1994, Page: N2
HARTSHORNE -- Alberta Roberts Inman, 91, homemaker,died Saturday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Mills Funeral Chapel.

Tulsa World - January 24, 1995, Page: N2
Divorces Asked
INMAN, Stuart vs. Mary.

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HEAVENER -- Juanita E. Inman, 72, homemaker, diedMonday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Heavener Christian Church. Dowden.

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STILLWATER -- Cora May (Inman) Wilson, 82, hospitalcafeteria worker, died Friday. Services 10:30 Monday, Strode Funeral Home Chapel.

Tulsa World - July 12, 1995, Page: N2
INMAN, Roberta A. "Billie," 63, TulsaRegional Medical Center employee, died Tuesday. Graveside services 1:30 p.m. Thursday,Floral Haven Memorial Gardens.

Tulsa World - August 11, 1995, Page: N4
Babies were born to these parents, who live in Tulsa unless indicated:
Hillcrest Medical Center
Melissa Bousman and Chad Inman, Broken Arrow, boy.

Tulsa World - September 01, 1995, Page: N2
Divorces
INMAN, Lance from Sabra.

Source: Tulsa World - September 17, 1995, Page: N20
Babies were born to these parents, who live in Tulsa unless indicated:
Hillcrest Medical Center
Jill Inman, Sapulpa, boy.

Tulsa World - September 18, 1995, Page: N2
Jill Inman, Sapulpa, boy.

Tulsa World - October 04, 1995, Page: N2
Divorces granted
INMAN, Gerri from James Butts

Tulsa World - November 07, 1995, Page: N2
Marriage Licenses (Tulsans unless otherwise noted)
Paula Inman, 37; John Rule II, 43.

Tulsa World - December 10, 1995, Page: N28
GENTRY, Ark.-- Billie Mazolla Inman, 72, diedSaturday. Services 4 p.m. Monday, Wasson Memorial Chapel, Siloam Springs, Ark.

Tulsa World - January 26, 1996, Page: A2
Chance Jacob Gaines, infant son of Danyeil Marie Inmanand Toby Lee Gaines, died Thursday. Services pending. Stumpff.

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BARTLESVILLE -- Chance Jacob Gaines, infant son of Danyeil Marie b andToby Lee Gaines, died Thursday. Graveside services 10 a.m. Monday, Memorial Park Cemetery.Stumpff.

Publication Date: April 11, 1996 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page: 36

BALDWIN Paul Franklin, 89, died April 9, 1996. Born May 24, 1906 inClay Co. Tx. to Walter May and Nollie Inman Baldwin. He is survived byhis wife, Christie, of the home; a brother, Carl & wife, Marie Baldwin of Waco, Tx;sisters, Ann Nutter of San Angelo, Tx & Ione Willis of Ft. Worth, Tx; several nieces& nephews. Paul came to OKC early 1920, from Sentinel, Ok, working at Bond Bakery. Heserved 4 years in WWII in the Navy on the USS Ranier, an ammunitions ship in the SouthPacific. After the war, he was employed with the Postal Service, retiring May 31, 1971.Paul was a 50 year member in Natl. Assoc. of Letter Carriers, Branch 458; member of NARFE;and belonged to Masonic Craft 37; member over 50 years of Amity Lodge; also served severalyears on the Board of U.S. Federal Employees Credit Union. He attended Penn Ave ChristianChurch where he was a member of the Men's Class. Services will be 1:00 p.m. Thursday, atGuardian Midtown Chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.

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NOWATA -- Sherlotta Virginia "Lottie" Inman,75, former employee of Eastern State Hospital in Vinita, died Wednesday. Gravesideservices 10 a.m. Saturday, Nowata Memorial Park Cemetery. Benjamin Funeral Service.

INMAN Bill Cody, 69, of Choctaw, passed away May12, 1996. He was a member of the Nicoma Park 1st Baptist Church. Bill served in the U.S.Army during WWII & later was employed & retired from civil service as the Foremanof the machine shop at Tinker AFB. He is survived by 1 son, James Codie Inman & wife,Carol of Marlow, Ok.; 2 daughters, Lorie Ann Inman & Cloressia Gayle Inman, both ofNicoma Park; 3 granddaughters, Jennifer Renee' & Sara Nicole of Marlow & FeatherKa Dawn of Nicoma Park; 1 sister, Colleen Lee of Duncan; and a host of nieces, nephews andother relatives & friends. Preceded in death by his wife, Ettie Phillip Inman;daughter, Eva LaNell Inman; 3 sisters & 1 brother. Services will be 10:00 a.m. Wed. atSoldier Creek Baptist Church in MWC with a 2:30 p.m. committal service at Letitia Cemeterynear Duncan.

Publication Date: May 14, 1996 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:26

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INMAN, Sharon C., 97, retired carpenter, diedThursday. Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Moore's Eastlawn Funeral Chapel.

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INMAN, Sharon C., 97, retired carpenter, diedThursday. Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Moore's Eastlawn Funeral Home Chapel.

Publication Date: June 13, 1996 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:33

HAIL Margaret Pemberton, of Okla. City, died Monday afternoon, June10, 1996, at St. Anthony Hospital, born February 21, 1908 in Hobart, Ok. to George Taylorand Pearl Elizabeth Pemberton. She married Otho R. Hail Dec. 24, 1944, who preceded her indeath May 24, 1986. She was also preceded in death by her parents; 3 brothers, Joseph,John Ogden, and George B. Pemberton. She is survived by sons, Frank J. Wilkins and wife,Jo of Peoria, Il, David P. Hail and his wife, Dianne of San Antonio, Tx; daughter,Margaret Ann Ritchie and her husband, Robert W. of San Antonio, Tx; grandchildren, KayeLynn Johnson, Linda Jo Aasgaard, John D. Wilkins, Gail M. Pianalto, Robert D. Wilkins,Brian D. Hail, Eric J. Inman, Jennifer Ann Ritchie and Cory B. Ritchie; 6great grandchildren; sister-in-law, Drucilla Pemberton; and special friend, Mary JeanneHansen; nieces and nephews. Margaret graduated from Northwestern University, Evanston, Il.in 1939, was in Phi Mu Social Sorority; also a member of St. Paul's Cathedral, Okla. CityCivil War Round Table; First Families of the Twin Territories; the Okla. 1889 Society;Okla. Genealogical Society; Okla. Historical Society; Friends of the OHS Archives andCivic Music Association. She held associate memberships in United Daughters of theConfederacy; Daughters of the American Revolution and Beta Nu Conclave of Kappa KappaIota. Services will be 2:00 p.m. Friday, June 14, at St. Paul's Cathedral Chapel withburial in Fairlawn Cemetery. The family requests memorial donations to St. Paul'sCathedral Reconstruction Fund or memorial of donor's choice.

FromThe Daily Oklahoman.
Steele, Ina O. (Robison), loving mother and a grandmother, passed awayAugust 31, 1996. She was born January 8, 1911 in Covington, OK, to Thomas and Mae (Inman)Robison.
After moving to Bethany, Ina married Jesse L. Steele March 17, 1931. Tothat union were born, Emma Lou, Doretta and Bob and, along with Jess's 7 children, theybecame a family.
In 1932 the family moved to a farm in Calumet, returning to Bethany in1940. Ina worked at Douglas Aircraft Plant in the war effort. The family moved to Yukon in1946 where she lived until 1990 when she came to reside with Emma Lou in Bethany.
Ina was a homemaker and enjoyed cooking for the family, especiallyapricot cobbler from the tree in the backyard. Her favorite past time was workingcrossword puzzles in 'ink.' Mrs. Steele was preceded in death by her husband, Jesse L.Steele; sons, Robert 'Bob' Steele, Buddy Steele and Lee O. Steele; daughter, Joy Berry;sisters, Celena Smith and Neoma Perrin; brothers, Robert H. and Thomas J. Robison. Ina issurvived by daughters, Doretta Morgan, Emma Lou Horn and Jackie Townsend; sons, Ben, Royand J. W. Steele; sisters, Goldie Morris and Verna Deming. Ina was blessed with 10grandsons, 10 granddaughters and a host of great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Wed. Sept. 4 at 3:30 pm in the Smith& Turner Chapel in Yukon with burial in the Bethany Cemetery.

Publication Date: September 03, 1996 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:22

STEELE Ina G. (Robison), loving mother and grandmother passed awayAugust 31, 1996. She was born January 8, 1911 in Covington, OK to Thomas & Mae (Inman)Robison. After moving to Bethany, Ina married Jesse L. Steele March 17, 1931. To thatunion 3 children were born Emma Lou, Doretta & Bob & along with Jesse's 7 childrenthey became a family. In 1932 the family moved to a farm in Calumet, returning to Bethanyin 1940. Ina worked at Douglas Aircraft Plant in the war effort. The family moved to Yukonin 1946 where she lived until 1990 when she came to reside with Emma Lou in Bethany. Inawas a homemaker and enjoyed cooking for the family, especially apricot cobbler from thetree in the backyard. Her favorite past time was working crossword puzzles in"ink". Mrs. Steele was preceded in death by her husband, Jesse L. Steele,daughter, Joy Berry sisters, Celena Smith & Neoma Perrin, brothers Robert H. &Thomas J. Robison. Ina is survived by daughters, Doretta Morgan, Emma Lou Horn &Jackie Townsend, sons Ben, Roy & J.W. Steele, sisters, Goldie Morris & VernaDeming. Ina was blessed with 10 grandsons, 10 granddaughters and a host of greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wed. Sept. 4 at 3:30pm in the Smith &Turner Capel in Yukon with burial in the Bethany Cemetery.

Publication Date: September 04, 1996 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:26

STEELE Ina O. (Robison), loving mother and grandmother, passed awayAugust 31, 1996. She was born January 8, 1911 in Covington, Ok. to Thomas & Mae (Inman)Robison. After moving to Bethany, Ina married Jesse L. Steele March 17, 1931. To thatunion 3 children were born, Emma Lou, Doretta & Bob and, along with Jesse's 7children, they became a family. In 1932 the family moved to a farm in Calumet, returningto Bethany in 1940. Ina worked at Douglas Aircraft Plant in the war effort. The familymoved to Yukon in 1946 where she lived until 1990 when she came to reside with Emma Lou inBethany. Ina was a homemaker and enjoyed cooking for the family, especially apricotcobbler from the tree in the backyard. Her favorite past time was working crosswordpuzzles in "ink". Mrs. Steele was preceded in death by her husband, Jesse L.Steele; sons, Robert "Bob" Steele, Buddy Steele & Lee O. Steele; daughter,Joy Berry; sisters, Celena Smith & Neoma Perrin, brothers, Robert H. & Thomas J.Robison. Ina is survived by daughters, Doretta Morgan, Emma Lou Horn & JackieTownsend; sons, Ben, Roy & J. W. Steele; sisters, Goldie Morris & Verna Deming.Ina was blessed with 10 grandsons, 10 granddaughters and a host of great grandchildren.Funeral services will be held Wed. Sept. 4 at 3:30pm in the Smith & Turner Chapel inYukon with burial in the Bethany Cemetery.

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INMAN, Peggy, 65, homemaker, died Thursday. Gravesideservices 10 a.m. Friday, Park Grove Cemetery. Heath-Griffith.

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HALLETT -- Mable Dillard Inman, 75, homemaker, diedSaturday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, First Christian Church. Chapman-Black, Cleveland.

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Marriage Licenses
(Tulsans unless otherwise noted)
Stephanie Smith, 23; Lance Inman, 25, both of Coweta.

PublicationDate: November 04, 1996 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page: 20

INMON, Alvy Delanah. Services will be 2:00 Mondayat the First Baptist Church in Velma, OK with the Rev. Dwight Hawkins officiating.Interment will be at Old Velma Cemetery. Delanah (who was also nicknamed Amos) was the sonof Alvy V. Inmon and Idabelle Caldwell Inmon. Born on November 12, 1912 at Pilot Point,TX, Delanah and his family traveled between Texas and Oklahoma much of his childhood,finally settling in Duncan, Oklahoma. After living in California for a number of years,Delanah returned to Oklahoma in 1986 and lived in Midwest City until the time of death onOct. 30, 1996. Alvy had received The highest honors given for voluntary service by the BoyScouts of America (The Silver Beaver Award) and by the Alta Loma Masonic Lodge (The HiramAward) in addition, Delanah maintained an active role with the 4th Marine Division. Heloved history, genealogy quilts, fishing, and the outdoors, good country cookin, bagpipes,Chet Atkins and Bluegrass music. He is survived by his former wife, Phyllis Murphy InmonFernau (of Borrego Springs, CA) two daughters: Nancy and Bob Brakke (of Tacoma, WA) Paulaand Dennis Lebow (of Snohomish, WA) one son: Jack and Lane Inmon (of Tacoma, WA) and sevengrandchildren: Brent and Brooke Brakke: David, Whitney, and Jessica Inmon, and Katy andRosie Lebow. One beloved sister Quzella Sprague, Midwest City, OK. Memorials: ShrinersChildren Hospital. Services by: Milburn Funeral Home, Ratliff City, OK.

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Marriage Licenses (Tulsans unless otherwise noted)
Melissa Bousman, 19; Chad Inman, 23.

Publication Date: November 26, 1996 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:07

LUDWICK Becky Linda, age 75, passed away Nov. 24, 1996 in Okla.city. She was born Oct 25, 1921 in Broken Arrow, Ok. to Joseph and Mary Inman.Becky was loved by all her friends and family members. She is survived by a sister,Dorothy Wooten of Colton, Ca; daughters, Linda Brazell and husband Gerald, Mary Goss andhusband David; 4 sons, Ansil, Joe, John, and Jim Ludwick; grandchildren, Anne Marie Liles,Theresa Hinkel, Laura Kay Ludwick, Jerry Brazell, Dana Brazell, Bryan, Jennifer Ludwick,Andrea Ludwick, and Renee Goss; great grandchildren, Casey and Bailey Hinkel, and LaurenBrazell. Graveside service 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26, at Rose Hill Burial Park in Okla.City.

Publication Date: March 07, 1997 Source: The Daily Oklahoman Page:28

BAILEY Mrs. Norma Rae, 73, of Del City, passed away Wed., March 5,1997. She was born in OKC March 14, 1923 to Archie M. and Jessie Z. Wilson. She marriedHarry Bailey on Aug. 19, 1960 in Guthrie, Ok. and, before becoming a homemaker, worked 18years for Civil Service at TAFB. She was a 1941 graduate of Classen High School, a memberof Meadowood Baptist Church, had attended Kansas City Art Institute, and loved to dopencil sketchings and charcoal drawings. She is survived by her husband, Harry, of thehome; 3 daughters and sons-in-law, Rhealee & Dan Inman, Park City,Ut, Regina & Stephen Koonce, Moore, Ok. and Renee & Patrick Fairley, Del City, Ok;1 beloved grandson, Jonathon Cubstead of Del City; a sister, Mildred Brockhaus, Lexington,Ok. Graveside services will be 2:00 p.m. Friday, March 7, at Chapel Hill Cemetery. In lieuof flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Norma's name to Best Friends AnimalSanctuary, Kanab, Ut 84741-5001.

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Delaware -- Claude A. Inman, 69, retired Nowata Countyemployee, died Friday. Services pending. Benjamin Funeral Service, Nowata. Fairfax

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Delaware -- Claude A. Inman, 69, retired from NowataCounty, died Friday. Services 2 p.m. Monday, First Baptist Church, Nowata. Benjamin,Nowata.

Tulsa World - May 01, 1997, Page: A2
Babies were born to these parents, who live in Tulsa unless indicated:
Hillcrest Medical Center
Shawnna and John Inman, Kellyville, boy.

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Nowata -- Dora M. Inman, 92, homemaker, died Tuesday.Services 10 a.m. Friday, First Baptist Church. Stumpff-Nowata.

ANDREWJACKSON INMAN DIES AT HOME OF NEPHEW

Andrew Jackson Inman passed away Wednesday afternoon at 4:45 o'clockat the home of his nephew, J. E. Inman, 3 miles east of the city. He formerly resided nearOglesby but when taken ill was removed to the home of his nephew so that he might receivebetter medical attention.

The Shawnee News-Star 2/4/1998

SPINKS

Tressie Mae SPINKS was born August 20, 1936 to John David and GladysINMAN SPINKS in Westville, and departed this life to be with her Lord on June 26, 1998 atSt. John's Medical Center in Tulsa at the age of 61 years, 10 months and 5 days.
Tressie married G. B. EAGLETON on September 2, 1955 in Camden, Okla.They made their first home in Tulsa for six years before moving to Westville in 1961,where they have resided since.
Unto their union were born three children, Sheryl, Sheila and David.Tressie was a a member of the Westville Pentecostal Holiness Church for the past 37 years,where she served as church secretary. Tressie felt extremely blessed to have all of herchildren and grandchildren attend the same church with her.
She leaves behind a loving family consisting of her faithful husband ofalmost 43 years, G. B. EAGLETON of the home; three children, Sheryl, Sheila and David;seven beautiful grandchildren, Jeremy, Jordon, Ashleigh, Melissa, Philip, Chad andKristan. She is also survived by one sister, Ida Sue of Mo., and a host of nieces, nephewsand other relatives, and many friends. Tressie is preceded in death by both parents, JohnDavid and Gladys SPINKS, and one brother Jack SPINKS.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, June 30, 1998 at 10 a.m. in theRoberts Funeral Home Chapel in Westville with Bro. Lynn ICE of Moore and Bro. Audie VAUGHNof Westville officiating. Interment followed in the Westville Cemetery under the directionof Roberts Funeral Home.

Source: Stilwell Democrat Journal-July Thursday, July 9, 1998

Obituary: Inman, William F., 54, wholesale jeweler, died Sunday.Services 11 a.m. Friday. FloralHaven, Broken Arrow.

Source: Tulsa World - September 29-30, 1998

LillieO. Straw

Mrs. Lillie O. Straw, 91, resident of Nowata, diedat 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Nowata Nursing home.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Mt. WashingtonCemetery at Lenapah with the Rev. LaVern Draper officiating. Graveside services andInterment will be under the direction of the Stumpff Nowata Funeral Home.
A memorial has been established to: 10-33 Emergency Team, 321 E.Cherokee, Nowata, 74048.
Mrs. Straw was born Jan. 27, 1908 to John G. and Ella (Hunt) Inman. Shewas raised and educated in the Nowata area. She married Homer L. Straw on Jan. 29, 1929 atDelaware and they made their home on the South Fork of the Double Creek from 1929 to 1979.She was active with her husband in farming and ranching. Mrs. Straw was a member of theFirst Christian Church of Nowata.
Mrs. Straw is survived by three son, Harry Straw of Lenapah, Don Strawof Nowata and Jim Straw of Bartlesville; and six grandchildren. She was preceded in deathby her parents; her husband on March 18, 1997; six brothers, Louis, Oscar, Jim, Clarence,Claude, Ernest and J. Wood Inman; two sisters, Phoebe McCall and Elsie Gambell.

Bartlesville Examiner Enterprise, Sunday, September 12, 1999

Opal Clare

Funeral for Opal Geneva Clare, 81, Lawtonwill be at 2:30 p.m. today at Becker Funeral Home Memorial Chapel with the Rev. DonBarnes, pastor of First Assembly of god, officiating.
Mrs. Clare died Thursday (10/28/1999) at her home.
Burial will be Monday at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
She was born June 26, 1918, in Retrop, to Dr. Joseph Wesley Ensey andRuby Estelle Inman. She graduated from high school in Retrop. She married W. S."Jack" Clare on June 26, 1936, in Sentinel. He died Dec. 6, 1998. The couplemoved to Lawton in 1938. She attended Cameron College. She received her vocational homeeconomics degree from Oklahoma A&M, Stillwater, in 1947, and her master's degree fromthe University of Oklahoma, Norman, in 1965. She was employed as a vocational homeeconomics teacher at Central Junior High and Tomlinson Junior High schools. She retiredfrom Lawton Public Schools June 1, 1981. She was an evangelist and Bible teacher. Shereceived an honorary Exhorter License with the Church of God. She played the organ, pianoand sang with her husband. She was active in Lawton civic organizations and businessevents. She was a member of the Lawton Women's Forum and Women Sharing in Christ andRogers Lane Church of God.
Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law: Maryestelle and Carl FredBishop, Lawton, a sister, Frances LaDonna Hines, Hammon; two half sisters: Rosa BeaJohnson, Elk City; and Artilena Mooney, Dolores, Colo., three grandsons and twogranddaughters-in-law: Jack Wesley and Darisha Bishop and James William and Lara BethBishop, all of Lawton; three great-grandchildren: Jared Wesley Bishop, Jamin Williambishop and Tyler Conrad Bishop; and a step-granddaughter, NaTosha Hamm.
Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Lawton Area, P. O. Box2074, Lawton 73502.

Source: The Lawton Constitution, Oct. 30?, 1999

Obituary: -- Charles Edward Inman, 73, home builder, died Saturday.Services2 p.m. Wednesday, Lescher-Millsap Funeral Home Chapel.

Source: Tulsa World - November 16, 1999

Obituary:-- Ellis Inman Jr., 79, farmer and rancher, died Tuesday. Services pending.Luginbuel.

Source: Tulsa World - November 17, 1999

Obituary: Bartlesville -- Fred L. Inman, 53, owner and operator ofInman Excavation, diedFriday. Services 1 p.m. Monday, New Harmony Baptist Church. Stumpff.

Source: Tulsa World - December 05, 1999

Obituary: McAlester -- Carol Elaine Inman, 54, photograph processor,died Wednesday.Services pending. Bishop.

Source: Tulsa World - February 24, 2000

FrancesAeline Finley, 85 of Anadarko was born Jan. 27, 1915 in Anadarko to Harrison and IbbieOrvaline (Inman) Nowland and died Thursday, April 6, 2000 at Silver Crest Manor inAnadarko.
She married Andrew J. Finley, Jan 4, 1926 (1936?) in Chickasha. Hepreceded her in death July 2, 1989.
She grew up in the Anadarko area and attended Anadarko schools. Sheworked as a dietician at Grady Memorial Hospital for many years. She was a member of theBaptist Church. She loved to cook and sea, and enjoyed the Senior Citizens Centeractivities in Verden. She made many quilts before arthritic hands caused her to quit.
Burial was in the Verden Cemetery under the direction of the SteversonFuneral Home of Anadarko.

Sunday, April 23, 2000

Funeral services for Earnest David ANDERSON, 60, of Muldrow wereheld at 11 a.m. Friday at Victory temple Pentecostal Church in Roland, with the Rev. AndyO'Neal officiating. Burial was in Upper Camp Creek Cemetery, northeast of Muldrow, underthe direction of Agent Funeral Home in Muldrow. Mr. ANDERSON was born Feb. 2, 1940, inChandler, Ariz., to David Monroe ANDERSON and Martha Geneva (BISE) ANDERSON. He diedTuesday, April 18, 2000, in Fort Smith, Ark. He married Shirley A. INMON May 17,1958, in Dallas. Survivors include his wife, Shirley ANDERSON of the home; one daughter,Stefanie A.; two sons, David G. and Jason D.; two grandsons; four granddaughters; onegreat-granddaughter; three sisters, Virginia, Lucy and Dorothy; two brothers, Roy andHarvey; and several nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives and friends.

Source: Sequoyah Co. Times

Obituary:Hartshorne -- Fred Earl Inman, 89, rancher, died Monday, Graveside services 10a.m. Friday, Elmwood Cemetery. Mills.

Source: Tulsa World - August 04, 2000

Donna R. Murlin/Gunkel
Coyle resident Donna R. Murlin/Gunkel, 83, died Saturday, Aug. 26,2000. Services with the Rev. Max Rudd and the Rev. Merl Kinzer officiating will be Tuesdayat 10:30 a.m. in Eden Chapel Methodist Church. Interment will follow at Glenwood Cemeteryunder direction of Strode Funeral Home.
She was born near Stroud on July 17, 1917, to Hirman and Fannie (Inman)Nash. She married Alva Murlin on Oct. 9, 1933, at Eden Chapel. He died in May 1981.
She married Wayne Burton on Dec. 3, 1983, in Eden Chapel. He died in1991. On Sept. 9, 1995, she married Robert Gunkel.
She attended schools in Lincoln County and served on the board ofSenior Citizens Centers. She loved the music at all area Senior Citizen Centers. She nevermet a stranger and was a congenial lady who never turned away anyone needing a meal. Shewas a homemaker and a member of Eden Chapel Methodist Church. She also belonged to theBurton and Pioneer quilting clubs and the Senior Citizens of Perkins.
In addition to her first two husbands, she was predeceased by herparents; sisters Pauline Franklin and Alice Murlin; brothers Emery Nash, Lee Nash and PeteNash; a son, Charles; and a great-grandson, Jordon Price.
She is survived by her husband; one son, Lee Murlin of Stillwater;three daughters, Arlene Matney and Louise Dodson, both of Stillwater, and Joan Perceful ofTryon; one step-daughter, Emma Downey of Coyle; one brother, Joe Abercrombie of Perkins;and two sisters, Ernstine Welter of California and Betty Thomas of Cushing.
Pallbearers will be Frank Sutliff, Rickey Peters, Mickey Sutliff, RickyGunkel, Mike Price, Wes Price, Kenny Murlin and Jeff Nash.
Honorary pallbearers will be Linford Gunkel, Christopher Murlin,Raymond Nettles, Charles Cook and Joe Burton.

News Press

Obituary: Inman, Irene, 74, retired Tulsa Public Schools cook, diedSaturday. Graveside
services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Floral Haven Cemetery, Broken Arrow. Heath-Griffith.

Source: Tulsa World - September 04, 2000

William M. Francis
COUNTYLINE -- Services for William Marvin Francis, 82, Velma, will beat 2 p.m. Saturday at Countyline Freewill Baptist Church with the Rev. L. T. Woodall andthe Rev. John
Ballard officiating. Interment will be at Tussy Cemetery under the direction ofBailes-Polk Funeral Home, Duncan.
Francis was born Aug. 30, 1918, at Wynnewood, to William B. and Dora B.Vineyard Francis. He died Nov. 8, 2000, in Sulphur.
Reared in Wynnewood, he served with the Army during World War II andmarried Audra Welch Castleberry Oct. 4, 1949, at Duncan. He worked in the oil fields andowned Francis Cafe in Fox many years.
Survivors include his wife, of the home; a son, Roy Castleberry, Velma;two daughters, Becky Hatton, Tussy, and Linda Inmon, Velma; two sisters, MaurineEarl, Marysville,
Calif., and Myrtle Lasky, Arlington, Texas; six grandchildren; and twogreat-grandchildren.
Bearers will be Deon Cavner, J.D. Settles, Greg Belcher, Lester Moore,Rocky Keck and Terry Spivey.

The Daily Ardmoreite

Georgia L. Patterson
Georgie Lee (Inman) Patterson, 67, of Edmond, and formerly ofthe Bartlesville/Nowata area, died at 1:05 p.m. Monday at the Mercy Health Center inOklahoma City.
Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at the Nowata Memorial Park Cemeterywith the Rev. Tom Cox of the New Harmony Baptist Church of Bartlesville officiating.Services and interment will be under the direction of the Stumpff Funeral Home ofBartlesville.
Friends who wish may sign the memorial register at the Stumpff-FuneralHome.
A memorial has been established to Mercy At Home Hospice, 4300 WestMemorial Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73120.
Patterson was born Feb. 3, 1933 at Nowata to Alva Lou and Leona Lydia(Fitzgerald) Inman and she reared and received her education in Nowata. She was married toElon "Pat" Patterson from 1961 until their divorce in 1969. She held variousjobs until she became employed with Phillips Petroleum Co. as a secretary until 1998. Shehad also been active
in her own upholstery business. She made her home in Bartlesville in 1981 until moving toOklahoma City, Perry and Edmond.
Survivors include a daughter, Cheryl Ann of the home in Edmond; twobrothers and sisters-in-law, Carl Eugene and Shirley Inman of Chelsea and David Junior andTracie Inman of Claremore; two sisters and brothers-in-law, Ethel Marie and Wayne Majorsof Bartlesville and Darlena R. and Doug Johnston of Edmond; and a number of nieces,nephews and other loved ones.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, two sisters,and a son, Wesley Gene, in 1961.

Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise, November 15, 2000

Source: Stillwater NewsPress

Source: Weatherford Daily News - Tuesday March 19, 2002

Jewel Kates

Jewel Junior Kates, 74, Stillwater, died Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2002, at Stillwater Medical Center.
Services are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Southside Baptist Church in Stillwater.
Pastor Wayne Sanmann will preside. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Strode Funeral Home.
Kates was born Dec. 24, 1927, to Orin and Mary Elizabeth (Flannary) Kates in Wichita, Kan. He married Jean Lenore Lockard in 1949. After their divorce, Kates married Verla Burton Oct. 24, 1976.
He was raised in Carney and enjoyed fishing and gardening. He was a member of Southside Baptist Church and was employed by Oklahoma Natural Gas as a welder and foreman.
Kates is predeceased by his parents and one son, Randy Kates.
He is survived by his wife; two sons, Wayne and his wife Robin Kates of Lawton, and Jerry Kates of Yale; two daughters, Susan and her husband Jimmy Lemire of Yale, and Beth and her husband David Strickland of Stillwater; step sons, Rick and his wife Sheila Burton of Stillwater, and Chris Gray of Ripley; and step
daughter, Sue and her husband RJ Rice of Ripley.
He is also survived by 17 grandchildren, six great grandchildren, three brothers, and six sisters.
Memorials may be made to Payne County American Cancer Society, 106 E. Marie, Stillwater, OK. 74074.
Condolences may be e-mailed to the family at[emailprotected]

Source unknown.

The Hutchinson News, (Nov/2/2003) The OH copy of this obit lists his motheras Dorothy (Dearing).

Inman, Joyce Julene

Joyce Julene Inman, 61, of Moore, passed away December 16, 2003 in Oklahoma City. She is survived by her husband, Carl of the home; sons, Tom & Roger Inman; granddaughter, Natosha Inman and grandson, Nathaniel Leach. No services. Arrangements under the direction of the John M. Ireland Funeral Home & Chapel.

Published in the Oklahoman on 12/18/2003.

Anna Sue GilliamInman, 73, died February 4, 2004 in Seminole, OK. Graveside service 3:30 p.m. Saturday, February 7, 2004 at Celestial Gardens, Cyril, OK with Rev. Larry Inman officiating. Under the direction of Swearingen Funeral Home, Seminole, OK. She lived in Seminole the past 6 months coming from Porum Landing near Lake Eufaula and the OKC area prior to that. She was born July 2, 1930 in Cyril, OK toCharles Raymond Gilliam and Dimple Irene Bennett. Married Kenneth Inman November 18, 1967 in Durant, OK. She retired as an Executive Secretary in 1976. Former member of Cyril First Baptist Church. Completed her business schooling at Hills Business College. She was preceded in death by her parents. Survived by husband, Kenneth Inman of the home; 2 sons, Rick Olson of Choctaw, OK & Kenneth Inman of Annapolis, MD; 5 daughters, Teresa Olson of Spring Hill, TN, Glenda Olson of Del City, OK, Kaye Durmick of San Diego, CA, Kris Jahnke of Boise, ID, Kerry Inman of Del City, OK; 2 sisters, Cherrl Berry of Cyril, OK & Kay Ross of Harrah; 8 grandchildren & 5 great grandchildren.

Published in the Oklahoman on 2/6/2004.

The Seminole Producer, (Apr/29/2004)

Examiner-Enterprise (Dec/22/2004)

www.register-mail.com Friday, November 4, 2005

Hazel Lee Inman, 96, was born on February 23, 1911 in Vandervort, AR. She died on January 10, 2007 in Oklahoma City, OK. Hazel was a graduate of Mary Hardin Baylor University in Belton, Texas, longtime member of Crestwood Baptist Church, and President of Beta Theta Pi Mother's Association at the University of Oklahoma. She was a teacher and principal for Crooked Oak Schools for 29 years. Hazel is preceded in death by her husband, Raymon and daughter, Carol Walters. She is survived by her daughter, Betty Sinclair; son, Steve Inman and wife Pat; grandchildren: Ashlyn Pratt and husband Monte, Jason Inman and wife Tiffany, Jonathan Inman, Chris Sinclair and wife Catherine; 2 great-grandchildren, Jack Pratt and Megan Sinclair. A graveside service will be held Tuesday, January 16, 2007 at 10:00 a.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery. SMITH & KERNKE 14624 N. MAY AVE

Published in The Oklahoman on 1/14/2007.

Farrell L. Inman (see #9872)

Farrell Lee Inman, 85, resident of Bartlesville, died at 10:20 AM on Sunday at his residence.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 P.M., Wednesday in the Stumpff Funeral Home Chapel with Mr. Robert Hamm officiating. Interment will be in the Oglesby Cemetery directed by the Stumpff Funeral Home & Crematory.
Farrell Lee Inman was born on November 6, 1921 at Oglesby the son of Harvey and Gertie (Topping) Inman. He was raised and educated in Oglesby. He married Wanda Flanigan in 1950 and later married Lena Louise Wickham in 1957. He had worked as a concrete finisher for Roy Jack Pierce and Gorman Constructions Company.
Farrell is survived by three daughters; Barbara McCarty of Bartlesville, Anna Martinez of Enid and Sharon Fout of Panama, Oklahoma, four sons; Herbert Wickham of Bristow, Ernest Wickham, Billy Ray Inman and Farrell Lee Inman, Jr. all of Bartlesville, two brothers; Ray Inman of Heavener, Oklahoma and Bill Inman of Ochelata, one sister; Rhonda Nardone of Vinita, Oklahoma, forty-five grandchildren, sixty-six great grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, one sister Wanda Crouch, two sons, one daughter and four great grandchildren.

Examiner-Enterprise (Feb/1/2007)

Published Apr. 10, 2007 - Shawnee News Star

Published: September 27, 2007 10:17 am in the Stillwater NewsPress.