April 30, 1995 Section A THE SUNDAY OKLAHOMAN Weatherline Call 478-3377 for local reports, forecast. A 24-hour Oklahoman and Times service. lomorrow The Weather Skies Skies City Albuquerque Amanllo Anchorage Atlanta AtlanticCity Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise PtCloudy 80 47 PtCloudy RCIoudy 78 50 Sunny Sunny 57 34 Sunny Cloudy 77 57 Cloudy 54. 48. Cloudy-Rain 48 34 Rain Cloudy 75 59 PtCloudy Cloudy 55 34 Cloudy Showers 63 30 Rain PtClfiUdy57- 43 BCIoudy RCIoudy 90 72 PtCloudy RCIoudy 57 40 PtCloudy RCIoudy 82 63 Cloudy T-stoitns 63 50 Rain Boston Showers 5B 34 Rain -City: Partly cloudy today with an isolated afternoon thunderstorm.
The high will be 75. Winds will be from the titheast at 5 to 15 mph. Partly cloudy skies tonight with a low temperature of 55. Chance of late afternoon thunderstorms -Monday with a high temperature of 76 degrees. Partly cloudy with isolated late afternoon thunderstorms SSday.
High temperatures will be in the 70s. Early evening thunderstorms tonight otherwise partly cloudy with lows in the MOs to lower 60s. Chance of late afternoon thunderstorms Monday with highs in the 70s. Extended Forecast: Partly cloudy Tuesday through Thursday -with a chance of thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday. Afternoon highs will be in the 70s and 80s.
Overnight lows will be in the 50s and 60s. Ai Rain Rain 53 Today's Regional Forecast 7 fjgfe Dodge City 6845 Wichita Coffeyviiie Springfield 6849 6951 6849 Guymon 7147 Enid 7151 Joplin 6951 'pjpjpjpjpHH' Tulsa HDsMsM 7352 JT Fayettevllle Amarillo Oklahoma City 1.7153 7750 7554 MoAlester SjJBSSgtf Lawton 77756 vW 41 Cloudy 37 Showers Rain 53 RCIoudy 62 44 Ham Showers oii RCIoudy 82 63 PtCloudy RR At Brownsville Buffalo Charleston SC Charleston WV Cheyenne Chicago Cleveland Colo. Springs Columbus OH Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso FairbanRs" Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Indianaoolis Arkansas: A chance of showers and thunderstorms today. Afternoon highs will be in the 70s and lower 80s. Skies will be Jackson MS Jacksonville Yesterday Ttxlay Preeip 78 53 81 49 73 50 77 50 52 39 60 32 80 48 80 58 68 42 63 48 43 33 AS 30 80 44 81 57 46 31 50 32 52 42 59 42 46 44 58 65 89 70 50 41 56 41 80 62 80 62 71 38 .20 63 50 38 32 51 33 55 5 0 52 42 58 40 52 43 46 40 .06 64 39 68 39 56 46 84 68 44 38 .02 63 37 55 50 57 43 64 39 53 41 52 31 47 32 86 67 SO 59 "52 27 65 35 62 48 62 40 41 30 .04 47 32 76 63 84 64 87 68 85 68 "67 40 S8 49 80 53 81 60 83 54 85 61 53 50 .02 62 45 83 64 80 63 "72" 55 .32 73 58 65 56 73 59 68 47 64 52 65 53 75 61 78 71 86 73 "51 4P 52 40 56 48 56 40 72 44 72 56 80 58 83 63 59 55 6849 "73 55 .04 75 54 54 49 .05 57 45 70 49 65 48 88 65 92 67 64 42 5844 "48" 40 .15 54 37 58 45 .10 63 47 55 46 62 42 74 48 75 53 57 51 63 45 "58 51 .34 62 48 63 47 61 46 90 68 89 66 69 58 70 59 62 58 675S.
47 37 49 32 62 50 59 47 78 61 80 63 49 42 52 38 58 44 56 46 88 64 87 65 68 55 1.58 73 52 72 46 65 51 63 54 .54 68 49 cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s and lower 60s. Texas: Mostly sunny west, paniy ciouay eisewnere roaay wun Cloudy 57 42 Clouiy Cloudy 55 40 Showers RCIoudy 53 30 Cloudy Sunny 95 59 Sunny Sunny 68 3iS Sunny RCIoudy 63 40 PtCloudy Snow 45 32 Rain RCIoudy 84 66 PtCloudy RCIoudy 85 69 PtCloudy "Ftain 60 45 Rain Showers 79 61 Cloudy RCIoudy 87 62 PtCloudy Cloudy 45 PtCloudy Cjpudy ,84 61 PtCloudy Cloudy 1 74 55 Cloudy RCIoudy 72 59 Cloudy T-stoims 68 51 Rain T-storms 74 56 Rain PtCloudy 88 70 PtCloudy Snowers -52 37 Showers Cloudy I 60 37 Rain T-sloimsl 71 52 Rain Cloudy 82 63 PtCloudy PtCloudy 58 48 Cloudy "RCIoudy 76 55 PiCioudy Cloudy 64 43 Cloudy Cloudy 59 49 Rain RCIoudy 91 69 PtCloudy i C7 An Dtr. late afternoon thunderstorms north central. Afternoon high Kansas City LasVegas Utile Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Beach temperatures will range from the 70s to the 90s. Partly cloudy 8262 -1 Milwaukee skies tonight with low temperatures in the 50s to the 70s.
New Mexico: Skies will be partly cloudy today with high temperatures ranging from the 60s to the 90s. Partly cloudy skies tonight with morning lows in the 40s and 50s. pCansas: Partly to mostly cloudy today with a chance of morning Five Day Outlook for the Metro Area Mnpls-SLPaul Nashville New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland ME Portland OR Providence Raleigh showers. Higns will De mostly in me bus. raniy ciouay ronigni with a chance of thunderstorms.
Lows will be in the 40s and 50s. Missouri: Mostly cloudy skies today with a chance of showers. Ol a -ji -to fin 37 Rain Showers 66 RCIoudy 61 7R E'Afternoon high temperatures will be mainly in the 50s and 60s. 46 Showers 42 Showers 55 Rain Rain 50 Showers Cloudy 62 40 40 rienp St. Louis Partly cloudy skies tonight with low temperatures in the 40s and low 50s.
Colorado: Partly cloudy skies and isolated showers today with afternoon high temperatures ranging from the 40s to the 70s. cloudy with isolated showers tonight. Lows will range from the 20s to the 40s. Main Q3 Cloudy 67 RCIoudy 91 PtCloudy 70 Showexs69 PtCloudy 45 PtCloudy 65 Cloudy 78 Cloudy 56 Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego SanFrancisco Saiill Ste. Marie Seattle Shreveport Sioux Falls 43 Ham 67 PtCloudy 59 Cloudy 54 Showers 30 PtCloudy 46 Showers 63 PtCloudy 39 Rain 40 Showers tiT Clinn.1 V'y Che.
T-storms Chc.T-storms Chc.T-storms Chc.T-storms Partly Cloudy 7554 7655 7959 7560 7350 Spokane PtCloudy 88 PtCloudy 74 53 PtCloudy RO CO Rain Tampa-SLPete Tulsa Washington Wichita RCIoudy 68 48 PtCloudy Today's National Forecast Skies City Amsterdam 50 Athens Cairo Calgary City Lisbon London Madrid Manila Mei. City Montreal Moscow New Delhi Paris Rio 63 55 54 43 64 48 93 75 81 54 55 43 68 50 102 77 54 43 86 70 uity Riyadh Rome Stockholm; Sydney Tel Aviv Taipei Tokyo. Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg Skies 36 Cloudy 55 PICIdy 55 Fair 28 Snow 30 Cloudy 45 Rain 39 Cloudy 43 Cloudy 73 Shwrs 59 Fog 86 66 64 46 34 32 73 57 84 59 85 68 72 61 50 37 64 48 48 26 Cloudy PtCldy PtCWy Clear Fair PtCldy PtCWy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy PICIdy Haze PICIdy Clear Haze PICIdy Cloudy Haze PtCldy Fair Copnhagn 43 Dublin 52 Frankfurt 59 Geneva 63 Hong Kong 84 Lima 68 torm systems can be expected across much of the West and Midwest this Yesterday's Temperatures in OKC 12 mid 61 12 Noon 66 1 a.m 60 1 p.m 67 2 a.m 60 2 p.m 72 3 a.m 60 3 p.m 72 4 a.m 60 4 p.m 72 5 a.m 60 5 p.m I 6 a.m 62 6 p.m 71 7 a.m 62 7 p.m 69 8 a.m 56 8 p.m 67 9 a.m 56 9p.m 65 10 a.m 60 10 p.m 62 11 a.m 60 11 p.m 60 reeK. temperatures win oe mucn oeiuw nui men awu me uicai vm lalifornla. Below normal temperatures can be expected across the Rocky lountaJns and the Upper Midwest.
Dry and above normal temperatures can ie expected across the most of the South. lotai rrecipuauon January 1 This date in 1992 7.21 January 1 This date in 1993 9.30 January 1 This date in 1994 9.29 January 1 This date in 1995 7.14 Normal January 1 This date 8.04 Oklahoma City annual precip. is 33.36 State Stations Yesterday City (6 p.m to 6 p.m.) Pre. 73 54 .00 Guymon 69 50 .00 Hobart 75 61 .00 McAlesler. 74 59 26 Ok.
City Airport 73 55 .04 PoncaCity. 71 54 3.55 Tulsa 68 55 1.58 Cities from Oklahoma Mesonet CWckasha 76 61 00 Durant 81 65 .00 El Reno 74 57 .02 Gulhrie 74 57 .27 Idabel 78 65 .01 Norman 76 59 .05 Shawnee 72 58 .07 Stillwater 71 56 B7 Woodward 70 55 .00 index todav: 5-Moderate UV index is a forecast for ultraviolet intensity for an hour, around noon, on a scaie ot to i o. 73 at 3:38 p.m. 50 92 in 1936 75 55 at 8:10 a.m. 39 34 in 1908 53 Yesterday's One year ago: Record for Normal for Yesterday's low: One year ago: Record for Normal for April 29 May 7 May 14 May 21 1 Snow Ron? Forecast and graphics by Ijk rTra mSiM WeatherData Front 11 incorporated Sun rises today at 6:40 a.m.
and sets Moon rises at on the 30th and sets at 9:21 p.m. on the 30th. Cemetery Lots VaultsMonuments DEATHS 2520 and FUNERALS To Place Notices call 475-3264 Arlington Memory Uaraens 2 choice lots, slOOOboth. 405-252-3890 Sunny Lane 2 spaces loselher S1200 for both or will Irade. 670-3)76 4 lols Reslhaven Memorial Gardens siooopr valued al S2800.
794-1796 16 burial plots, Memorial Park Cemetery, retail al cernelery t700plot. S5O0 OOP 405-412-9305 Card of Thanks 2510 THANK YOU We would like to thank everyone for the flowers, cards, food and visits in the passing of our beloved mother and grandmother. A special thanks to the nurses, staff, Dr. Valbeuno and all the support personnel, for the special care and prayers from the Latimer Nursing Home and Latimer Hospital. And special thanks to Wil-lard Francis for the prayers and comforting words.
May God bless you all. Family of Danner Bench 2540 Cremations moved to Oklahoma City. She ioined the Federal Employees Credit Union in Oklahoma City, where she worked as a teller. She was preceded in death by a brother, James Robert Mathes in October, 1970. Survivors are parents, J.D.
and Vickie Mathes of Midland, Texas; grandparents, Tommie 2. Lewis of Midland, Texas and Hazel Ogle of Maryville, Tennessee; a host of aunts, uncles, and cousins; fiance, Travis Jobe of Big Spring, Texas. The family requests that memorials be directed to: Salvation Army-Midland Corps, 300 S. Baird Street, Midland, Tx. 79701.
Pallbearers: Thomas Bostwick, George Mathes, James Bostwick, Mayford Mathes, Michael Goddard, Junior Mathes; Honorary Pallbearer, Joe Mathes. MATHES-WORTON Tresia Jo, Services have been scheduled for 3:00 P.M. Monday at Ellis Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Carroll M. Swenson of Calvary Bible Church of Oklahoma City officiating. Interment will follow at Resthaven Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Ellis Funeral Home of Midland.
She died on Wednesday, April 19, 1995 in the explosion of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Tresia Jo was born on February 24, 1967 in Midland, Texas. She was a 1985 graduate of Greenwood High School. She then attended and graduated from Aladdin Beauty College in 19B6. She also attended Midland College, where she had taken classes in business and aerobics.
In 1993 she an All-Amencan Lacrosse player at W8.L and later played and coached for the Connecticut Valley Lacrosse Club. He was loved as a father, husband, and friend and leaves his wife, Barbara Gowdv Tongue, his son Benlamin, his daughter Katharine and her husband Dr. John Bramante, and two stepbrothers, Alec Munsell and his wife Frances and David Munsell. A memorial service will be held in The Chapel of St. Edward The Confessor at Casady School on Monday, May 1, 1995, at four o'clock In the afternoon.
Burial will take place on Swan's Island. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Casady School, P.O. Box 20390, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73156, or to the charity of the donor's choice. Hahn-CookStreet Draper 60th Western 848-3744 TONGUE Thomas Turner of Oklahoma City and Swan's Island, Maine, died at his home on April 26, 1995. He was born In Baltimore, Maryland on March 28, 1928, and was Ihe son of Benlamin Stuart and Katharine Macrae Tongue and the stepson of Margaret Dodd Tongue.
He was a graduate of St. Paul's School in Baltimore and Washington 8. Lee University. He served In the U.S. Marine Corps and received a graduate degree from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.
His interest in and love for young people led him to a career in education as a teacher and coach at St. Paul's School and at Avon Old Farms School in Connecticut and as an administrator at Casady School in Oklahoma City. He was active in the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut's Division of Youth. He was CREMATION SOCIETY For free literature call 843-3345 MESHEW Elmore, died April 27 in St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City.
He was born September 12, 1913 More on Page 31-A BOYDSTUN William Mac (Billy Mac) formerly of 0KC passed away Friday, April 28, 99S at 4:15 p.m. in Duncan. A Memorial Service will be held at the First Baptist Church Chapel at 3:00 p.m, Monday, May 1 1995. He is survived by son, Michael Boydstun of Seattle, Wa, 3 daughters; Kathleen Harrold of Norman, Janice Taylor of Ft. Collins, Gerri Jennings of OKC, 7 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren.
He is also survived by dear loving friend, Norma Edwards. Family will meet at 812 N. 15th in Duncan PIERCE Earnest Wayne, 46, of Lake Hiwassee, near Arcadia, Ok. passed away April 28, 1995 in Edmond, Ok. He was born on March 23, in Oklahoma City, Ok.
to Isaoelle Warren and Earnest L. Pierce. He served his country during the Vietnam War in the U.S. Army and was awarded the Purple Heart. He married Carol Tucker on May 10, 1986 in Wichita, Kansas.
He retired from Tinker AFB as a Chemical Cleaner. He was a member of the Sooner State DAV, The Purple Heart Association, and the N.R.A. Survivors include wife, Carol Pierce of Lake Hiwassee; sons, Billy Fra-sier Richard Brown of Lake Hiwassee, Ok. and Donnie Brown of Cameron Park, daughters, Nikl Pierce of Midwest City, Rhonda Bolinger of Wewoka, 0k and Tracy Brown of Houston, father, Earnest L. Pierce of The Village, mother, Isabelle Pierce of Lake Hiwassee, and four grandchildren.
Graveside services will be 2:00 P.M., Monday, Ma 1, 1995 at Gracelawn Cemetery, Edmond, Ok. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to the Amputees of (he Vietnam Veterans. Baogerley Funeral Home tdmondi Oklahoma Cemetery Lois VaultsMonuments 2520 Funeral Directors 2560 CAPITOL HILL 28th 8. Robinson 135-5451 GENE ADAMS 3925 Asbury. Belhany 495-4363 HUNTER FUNERAL HOME 2427 S.
Harvey 131-8751 DEMUTH FUNERAL HOME 1145 W. Brltton Road For free literature call 843-5521 PAYLOR FUNERAL HOME 412 N. AIR DEPOT 732-4511 BILL MERRITT 6201 NW 39 789-5622 4605 Penn "-54M 224 Hwy 152 Mustang 176-2424 10 8, Mustano Rd-Yukon 354-1200 BILL EISENHOUR 5005 5 6 29 (72-1321 8805 NE 23 769-3362 Creenlawn Garden, Rose Hill, 3 adj spaces, mon rlohts. value 155O0, sell for M300 ooo. ISS-iW Resurrection Cera.
4 choice lots close to crapcl. Sell or 4. two value take S7W oa. 373-3233 A adlaconr spaces In Garden ol Nativity at Restnaven 170O ea will sell 8 or 447-3CT spaces In older aardon of Rose Hill Burial Park. J9S0 ea.
Contact Ran Holle 3O7-J34-80M. 1730 S. Spruce, Casner, Wy. API Arllnalon Memorial, MWC Field of Honor, 2, spaces, 2 custom crypls, ft price. 12,240.
nl-Vll I Space, Memorial Park Section IS, 1350. 348-4734 GUARDIAM I15IH8.N, Penn 1133 N. Robinson 7S2-9292 132-9292 195-9292 41st 8, MacArthur HAHNCOOK Oklahoma City. She is survived by her brother, P.E. Phillips of Lawton; five children and their spouses, John Gordon Street, Jr.
and Pamela of California; James Bryan Street and Lou Ann Fellers Street of Seattle, WA; Tom Phillips Street and Kathy of Denver, CO; William Allen Street and Jane of Ashland, Oregon; and Sue Nell Street Phillips and Jose of Roseburg, Oregon; IS grandchildren and many nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. Services 10:00 a.m. Monday, May 1, 1995 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Interment at Rose Hill Burial Park. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to The Last Frontier Council, Bov Scouts of America or Westminster Presbyterian Church Gardens. Hahn-CookStreet Draper 60th Western 848-3744 STREET Nell Phillips died Thursday, April 27, 1995.
Nell was born in Oklahoma City and is preceded in death by her parents Mr. Mrs, Ray Phillips, brother, T. Ray Phillips, and her husband ol 41 years, John Gordon Slreet. She attended Harding Jr. High School, Classen High School, Sul-I ins College In Virginia and the University of Oklahoma.
Before moving to Colorado in 1968 when Gordon retired, Nell was very active In community affairs and both of them were active In scouting and were founding members of Westminster Presbyterian Church. She was a member of Tuesday Study Club, Casady Mothers Club, Oklahoma Heritage Association, Kappa Alpha Theta, Junior League of Oklahoma City and Oklahoma City Golf 8, Country Club. Following the death of Gordon in 19B2, Nell returned to LAUDERDALE Teresa Lea (Taylor), Shawnee, a loving mother, daughter and sister, was called to her heavenly home at 9:02 a.m. April 19, 1995, as the result of the senseless bombing of the Federal Building. Teresa was a Realty Specialist with Ihe Department of Housing and Urban Development, having worked In the Okla.
City office for thirteen years. Teresa was born on December 7, 1953, at Camp Polk, to John E. and Gloria Taylor, Her early years were spent in Ana-darko, moving to Shawnee with her parents in 1965. Teresa graduated from Ihe Shawnee High School in 1972, Teresa loved people and her easy going manner and giving nature endeared her to coworkers and many friends, She always Placed Ihe netds of others above her own and was continually working to help raise funds lor worthy causes sponsored by the Federal Women's Program. In recent years, she was active In the Shawnee Veterans of Foreign Wars, having been Introduced to thai organization through her late husband, ike Lauderdale, Teresa was dedicated to her sons, Brian Glen Beal, age 19, and Greo Allen Beal, age 16.
By example, she has taught them love, Integrity, trust, thoughtful-ness and compassion for all of God's creatures, She loved people and they loved tier. If the Lord has needs for surrogate mothers to took aftor the children, Toresa will be one of those chosen, In addition to Brian and Greg, Teresa Is survived by her parents of Edmond; brother, John Stephen Taylor and his wife, Reglna of Shawnee; and several nephews, nieces, uncles, aunts, cousins and a host ol friends. STREET DRAPER 60th 8, N. Western 848-3744 JOHN IRELAND 120 S. Broadyyav 799-1200 VONIDEL L.
SMITH SON MORTUARIES COLONIAL CHAPELS 6934 S. Woslorn 13125 N. MacArthur 7SO-143J Turnor Funeral hom*o 354-2533 Momor al Park- 2 lols near chimes, lor 4 4 5 of Lot tl In sec. in "im Pll.3t9-577c aller Spm. Memorial Park 2, spaces oxcellont location, Vi Dlk 01 Chimes ISOOca: Ms-IWiO.
2 cemetery lots at Sunnvlano 2 Spaces, Masonic Gardens at Roslhavon Memorial Park. nsoo 72I-5W Resthaven. 2 lots. Garden ol Na. Ilvlly, beautiful 11500 524-8635 LOT IN RESTHA-VEN -GARDEN OF LOVE f57S.
2 Spacos In Resfhsvcn Mausoleum, bulldlnj) 1st row, Dolfom drawer t450 for both, also edmond Momorlal ComelorV 2-6 front ipacci. Each (400), Coll cohort 91B-437-t230 an b. Main, yukct ESKEW Jim, age 74 of Yukon passed away Wednesday, April 26, 1995 in OKC. He was born Nov. 20, 1920 In Yukon and has been a life long area farmer and dairyman, In later years he had also been an auctioneer, Jim had been very active In Yukon FFA over the years.
Survivors include his wife of 53 years, AAontla Floyd Es-kew, whom he married July 29, 1941; sons, Carl and wife Stella, and David all of Yukon; daughters, Jennie Eskew of Yukon and Patricia Eskew of San Antonio; brother, Bill and wife Florence of Yukon; grandchildren Matt, J.A., Jessica, Veronica and Megan; sister-in-law Amanda Eskew, and numerous nieces, nephews, and friends. Funeral services will be held Sunday April 30 at 2:00 p.m. In the First United Methodist Church in Yukon with burial In the Yukon Cemetery. TURNER F0NERAL HOWE 201 Main Yukon, 0k 354-M33 to May Siegerson Meshew and Allen Dan Meshew in Shawnee, Oklahoma. He is survived by his wife Dorothy Meshew and a sister Chandler I.
August. Elmore was a member of St. Lukes Methodist Church, he ioined at an early age, he was a member of the Tower Sunday School Class. He was an active member of the American Legion, a Past Commander of Post 35, and a Past Department Commander of the Department of Oklahoma. He had served over 50 years with the American Legion.
He was also a 50 year member of the Masonic Lodge, a 32nd degree Mason and belonged to the Broadway Circle Lodge No, 546. Elmore was on the National Membership Committee for Ihe American Legion for over 30 years. He was also a lover of animals and raised Welch Terriers and English Springer Spaniels for many years. He was a past President and Training Director of the Oklahoma Clly Obedience Club. Elmore retired from Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company wllh 32 years service.
He was a World War II veteran. He was with Ihe Tlmberwolf Division, and was in the Battle of Bulge and met wllh Ihe Russians In Berlin at Ihe end of Ihe war. Elmore and Dorothy were married In Enid, OK September 6, 1936. He Is preceded In death by his mother, father and a brother A.D, Meshew Jr, Elmore was a very active and caring person and cnloved his many friends, He will be missed by all lhat know and loved him. Services will be held 2:00 p.m.
Monday, May 1,1 995 at Ihe South Colonial Cha- "VONDEL L. SMITH SON MORTUARY 6934 S. Western 634-1439 FERRELL Susan, a memorial service will be held at Iho First Unitarian Church, 600 NW 13th, OKC, at 7:00 p.m. Monday, May 1. CHAPEL of tho FLOWERS 28ttl 5 Hudson te-6611 SMITH KERMKE )401 N.W.
23 528-7542 Rosewood Funeral Home 7720 S. Penn (B2-1682 RESTHAVEN FUNERAL HOME SW 104 Walker 7(4-4482 C3 Arllnalon AJtrnorv Gardens topa- space) iuw wuyiu win 'Ould Mill rare ea jm-w In Memorltm 1570 career with Wichita National in Lawton. Two years later, he iolned The Bankers Life of Iowa (now The Principal Financial Group) as a Unit Manager and soon moved to OKC to assume full management of the agency. As a professional, he continued his education to sain the honored designation of Chartered Life Underwriter and Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow. Also, he was recognized as a member of The Million Dollar Round Table, A proud Oklahoman, Wayne contributed many hours to our community through his work with The Chairman's Club at OKC Chamber of Commerce, as a member of the Oklahoma Venture Forum and as an active resident of his neighborhood.
Wayne received an Immeasurable amount of strength and encouragement from his extended family of friends, neighbors and business associates across the country, enhancing his own courage to battle brain cancer during those last 18 months. His family is deeply grateful for Ihe extended vigil of these loving Individuals, Also, sincere thanks to Hospice of Okla. (or their help and care during Wayne's last months. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Hospice of Oklahoma County, 4334 MW Expressway, Ste 106, OKC 73)14 or First Christian Church, 3700 N. Walkor, OKC 73118 for grounds boautincation.
Public visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Sunday, 430, at Banger-ley-Primrose, 13313 Kellev, with memorial service af 1:00 Monday, 51, First Christian Church, 3700 Walker, HAWPE Wayne CLU, peacefully released himself Into God's loving care during the night of April 27, 1995, He will be greeted In ov-ous reunion by Ws father, Alvin E. Hawpe, other family members and rftanv friends who preceded him in death. At the Joe of 55, ho is survived his loving wife of seven years, Cella, Edmond, his mother, Ruby Hawpe, Konawa, his daughter and her husband, Margo and Wade Hundley, Manhattan Beach, and his stepson, Adam Jones, Ed-rhond. Ok.
Further, he Is survived by his sisters, Brother, and their families, Anita and Donald Stover, Okla. City, Geneva and Richard Kelps, Canfon, Venlia and Ancll Simmons, Lindsay, Ok. and Joanle and Delbert Hawpe, Muskogee, Ok. Bom In Cyril, Wayne 2 spaces choice area, VJ000 Sec 5i, Lot 441, 751-0052 SPACES 8. Sec.
Lol 8, Arllnalon Memory Gardens tflVl both. W-2I74 1 Lot for sale Sunnylano Cemetery 749-0389 artiir 6 or leave messaaa ROSE HILL SPACES Momorlal Gardens, 3 Arllnolpi Ion cholcolo in Mimosa aroa, section 19, lot. 101, 109i each, Arllnatnn Memorial Pnrfc, vftler- ans Hold ofHonor, section 25 lot 103 ifnco J5M lor oolh, 3ft RIDLEY Kalhryn Elizabeth, 24, OKC, Ok, died Wednesday, April 19, 1995, as a result of Inlurles sustained In the bomblno of tho Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building In OKC. Born Dec, 2S, 1970 In Chicago, Kalhryn was a student with the Guthrie Job Corps.
Sho Is survived by her mother, Martha Ridley of OKC; father, Willis Ridley Jr. of Ctilcago, two daughters, Marly Ridley, age 4, and Csl-tlynd Ridley, age monlh5, both of Ihe home; two brothers, Willis James Ridley of OKC and Chris Gaddls of Chicago. II, Preceded In death by grandfather, James E. Hook, grandmothor, Kathrvn "Gram" Hook; and brother Chuck Gaddls, Memorial donations may be mado to the Red Cross or Salvation Army, Memorial sonices will be 1 1:30 a.m., Monday, May 1, 1995 at Midwest Blvd. Christian Church, 1 Rnrlfl Plats Tnanllmr Who's Winston? Good Question LONDON (Reuter) One in three children in a British school survey did not know who World War II leader Winston Churchill was.
The survey showed that some children thought he was an American pvesidont. an insurance salesman or a songwriter. Nazi loader Adolf Hitler fared some better in the survey of 1M4 year-olds a quarter did not know who he was. tjo Hjljcrrjel sl50eii. Memorial Park, Sec.
25. lol 150, spacos 2-3; 25, Lot 149, sSacm 8Wnr. Al-Sw 2 lots Resthiivon Chitnol Gnr-dont. lot liaeci, pair, frfr ah, asf Roslhaven Memorial Gardens 2 attended scnooi ai wonev point, then graduated from Elgin High School and Cameron State Co -lag before completing his GAINES Anna 88 of OKC died April 28, 1995, bom June 20, 1906 In Texas, Anna was preceded In death by husband, Henry A. Gaines; one son, William A.
Gaines, Survived by one daughter, Lois Dougherty, and two sons, Louis and Pete Koman all of OKC, Nine grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Graveside services will be 10:00 a.m. Monday, May 1, 1995 at Resthaven Memory Gardens. Hahn-CookStreet Draper 60th Western 848-3744 WILSON Clarence Eugene, was born August 8, 1945 in Lawton, Ok, He was Chief Legal Council, Department of Mousing and Urban Development, Funeral services are 1:00 PM. Monday at St.
John Missionary Baptist Church, 5700 Kolley Ave, under the dlroctlon of Templo and Son Funeral hom*o, Intorment will be at Sunset Memorial Gardens on Tuesday, May 2 el Noon In Lawton, Ok. I In Memory of Chris Dalla Rosa Lovo You Mom Dad Grandma Grandpa Callop To All Family Friends of Those Lost 4-19-95 I want vou lo know my hoart and prayers are with you. Romans says to weep with those who weep. The nation I are wetplno wllh you. God bo with) you.
Sandv Duluth, Minnesota lols exc location. Snnco 1 4 2 lol 52 see 25, Qardon ol me Apoftlei tfeftwi, )wStn islles Services pending for Teresa will be hold at the SI. Pauls Methodist Church In Shawnee with Iho Reverend David Severe and Reverend Bill Johnston presiding, Interment will be In the Roslhavon Cemetery In Shawnee. Ar-ranoemenfs under fhe direction ol Roesch Funeral Chapel In Shawnee. irqn, rorrnai eoucanon uu.
At a member of the Army. National Guard, he one of the youngest affiduaret of Officer Candidate School to accept his 1 Eortimlislon as 2nd Lt. at Ww of 21. Wayne be-'JMn his 30 year Insurance To Placo Notices call 475-3264 Rote HIM Burial Park, Row Lawn.
