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THE SUNDAY OKLAHOMAN Section A February 14, 1999 23 Public Records Deaths Sunday School Teacher Jailed! In 1984 Death! Amy A. Ivory, Oklahoma City, i girl. Amy Plnkston, Oklahoma City, Rlrihit Carla Johnson, Del City, a bov, Oloraw McCane and Oiarm Baptist Pott, Oklahoma Cltv, a olrl. Crf Linda Carter, Oklahoma Clt, Jan and Jim Hammll, Ed- a boy. mond, a boy.

Robin Johnson and Orvllle Nel- Norman son, Oklahoma City, a boy. Kerry Bennett and Mike Math- Jonnlfer and Ben Franklin, Ok- ows, Noble, a boy. lahoma City, a girl. weoecca and oime J. spence Norman, a girl.

Karen S. and William R. Cobb, Yukon, a boy. Janelle Blrdshead and Jesse Karen and Scon sturti, Norman, a boy. Gerald Bookoul, nunoeroun, oeary, a gin.

Blnchrrt. HMcml Presbyterian Gandy, Oklahoma City, a and J. Bentsen, Oklahoma girl. DEATHS and FUNERALS To Place Notices Call 475-3264 services 3 p.m. Tuesday, Tecumseh Mission Cemetery (Wilson).

MIDWEST CITY BRUBAKER. Shannon "Kelly, 30, died Tuesday. Services were Friday (Barnes Johnson). BRYANT, Viola Leo, 95, died Saturday. Services pending (Barnes Johnson).

CLARK, Vaughn 77, died Thursday. Services pending (Paylor). GALLAMORE, Owen McAlister, 86, died Saturday. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sooner Baptist Church.

Graveside services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Hillside Cemetery, Purcell (Bill Eisenhour Southeast). LINDGREN, Robert 55, died Saturday. Services, pending (Paylor). SORRELS, Evelyne 84, died Saturday.

Services 2 p.m. Monday (Paylor). MOORE LINDSEY, Bill 81, died Friday. Graveside services 2 p.m. Monday, Sunny Lane Cemetery (Capitol Hill).

NEWALLA GEISSLER, Patricia Ann, 59, died Friday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday (Bill Eisenhour Northeast). NOBLE CLARK, Betty Jo, 69, died Thursday. Memorial service 2 p.m.

-Tuesday, Noble Church of Christ (Memorial Chapel). TECUMSEH BRUMLEY, Billy 61, died Friday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Choctaw First Baptist Church (Asa Smith). BRYCE, Alma 95, died Saturday.

Graveside services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Fairlawn Cemetery, Cushing (Davis, Cush-ing). TUTTLE HARWELL, Emily 69, died Friday. Services pending (John M. ALLEN Eleanor wife and mother, passed on to be with her God Thursday morning, February 11, 1999, in Oklahoma City.

She will be remembered for her 9'wing spirit and thoughtfulness of others. She is survived by her husband and son. Born in Iowa of Edwin S. Taft and Elsie, September 4, 1914. She was a good student with high grades, attending both Morningside College and Western Reserve for her Masters Degree.

A librarian at Purdue University, she met Earl, her husband of almost 50 years, and married June 13, 1950. An active church member she was always giving to others. A memorial service will be held Monday, February 15th at Grace United Methodist Church (3616 N. Tulsa, Oklahoma City) at 10:00 AM. Ken Hathaway, associate pastor, presiding.

MARTIN, Edythe, 84, died Saturday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday (Bagger-ley South). NICHOLS, Paul 95, died Saturdav. Services 10 a.m.

Monday, Forest Hill Christian Church (Guardian West). OXLEY-KINSEY, Ar-ron Corban, infant son of Steven and Jessica Oxley-Kinsey, died Friday. Graveside services 10 a.m. Wednesday, Resthaven Memory Gardens (Resthaven, Oklahoma City). POWELL, Erin Alexandria, infant daughter of Ronald D.

Powell and Teresa Clapp, died Friday. Graveside services 10 a.m. Monday, Resthaven Memory Gardens (Resthaven, Oklahoma City). POWERS, Marjorie 86, died Saturday. Services 11 a.m.

Wednesday, Mayfair Church of Christ (Cremation Society). RASMUSSEN, Jan Marie, died Friday. Services pending (Smith Kernke). SCHNEIDER, Thelma 93, died Saturday. Memorial service in North Carolina L.

Smith Son North). SMITH, Dewey B. "Pete," 78, died Saturday. Graveside services 10 a.m. Wednesday, Blan-chard Cemetery (Bagger-ley South).

STACY, Dora Maude, 88, died Friday. Graveside services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Sunny Lane Cemetery (Vondel L. Smith Son South). WEAVER, Nelda 71, homemaker, died Friday.

Services 2 p.m. Monday (Vondel L. Smith Son South). EDMOND WILSON, Elsye 106, died Saturday. Graveside services 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Fairview Cemetery, Shawnee (Bagger-ley, Edmond). EL RENO PECK, Hallie 99, died Friday. Graveside WEAVER Nelda Jean, born Dec. 10, 1927, in Wetumka, died Feb. 12, 1999.

She Is survived by son, Gary Weaver of OKC; sister, Wilma Benson of Sherwood, AR; sister and brother-in-law, Shirley and Calvin Thompson of San Antonio, TX; sister, Ruth Wilkerson of Sulphur, OK; sister and brother-in-law, Sue and Barry Bebb of El Caion, CA; brother sister-in-law, Stanley Terri Robi-son of OKC; son-in-law, Eddie Cahill; 4 grandsons of OKC many nieces nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Billy Gene Weaver; daughter, Linda Cahill; son, Billy Gene Weaver, and parents, Sanford Iva Robison. Services will be held 2:00 PM Monday Feb. 15, 1999 at the South Colonial Chapel. VONDEL L.

SMITH SON MORTUARY 6934 S. Western 634-1439 More people place Oklahoman Son South. Oklahoma City). DURANT BRUNDEEN, Arnold Everett, 87. Services Monday (Brown's).

FORGAN TOPINKA, Fred, 76. Services Monday (Clark, Beaver). HEAVENER SHEPHERD, Shirley Jean, 56. Graveside services Monday (Dowden). SMITH, Raymond Burt, 89.

Services Monday, Poteau (Dowden). HENRYETTA RUSSELL, Geranium, 89. Services pending (Shurden). WINKEL, Clara, 79. Services pending (Shurden).

JENKS REID, Richard William, 72. Services Tuesday (Strode, Stillwater). KEMP SEARS, W.L., 76. Services Monday, Liberty (Coffey, Durant). LOOKEBA TEEMAN, Ina 95.

Services Monday (Hinton-Turner, Hinton). McALESTER BURROWS, Betty June, 63. Services Tuesday (Mills). OKEMAH BOULDIN, Wanda Hardin, 61. Services Wednesday (Parks Brothers).

PORTER HOLLIS, William M. "Bill," 84. Services pending (Bradley). POTEAU ROMINE, Roberta, 58. Services Tuesday (Evans Miller).

PURCELL JOHNSON, Margaret Pauline, 83. Services Monday (Wilson-Little). SHADY POINT PERRY, Kenneth Cleo, 65. Services Tues day (Evans Miller, Poteau). STIGLER GULLEY, Lucy, 99.

Services Monday (Mai-lory). TEMPLE WOMACK, Bea, 79. Services Monday (Hart-Wyatt). VICI JONES, Russell, 82. Services Monday (Shaw).

VINITA LOFGREN, Tinnle 76. Services Tuesday (Burkhalter). WALTERS HUCKABAY, Luther 88. Services Monday (Hart-Wyatt). WAPANUCKA WINNINGHAM, Harold Lee, 102.

Services Monday (Jim Epperson, Coalgate). WEATHERFORD GENETT, Dorothy, 85. Services Monday (Lockstone). Metropolitan OKLAHOMA CITY BOINTY, Daniel 63, died Friday. Services 2 p.m.

Monday (Bill Mer-ritt, Bethany). COLBERT, Bessie, 65, died Feb. 11. Services 11 a.m. Thursday, St.

Mary's CME Church (Temple Sons). FJESETH, Kjell Jacob, infant son of Erik and Valerie Fjeseth, died Tuesday. Services 10 a.m. Monday (Resthaven, Oklahoma City). HACKETT, Myrtle Faye, 84, died Friday; Services 2 p.m.

Tuesday (Resthaven, Oklahoma City). HUDSON, Kayla Hope, infant daughter of Timothy W. Monholland and Christie Hudson', died Friday. Graveside services noon Monday, Resthaven Memory Gardens (Resthaven, Oklahoma City). State ALVA ESTLE, Eunice 92.

Services Monday (Wharton). ANADARKO MACE, Pearle, 97. Services Monday (Stever-son). WARE, Hattie, 83. Services Monday (Smith).

ANTLERS BRATTON, Frances 84. Services pending (Mills Coffey). ARDMORE BARKER, Veda, 82. Services Monday (Griffin-Kennedy-Watts). BARTLESVILLE ADAMS, James 90.

Services Monday (Neekamp). ARMSTRONG, Eugene Earl "Gene," 87. Services Tuesday (Neekamp). BROWN, Bernice 80. Services pending (StumpfJ).

STIEBEN, Clayton 73. Services Monday (Stumpff). STURM, Margaret Maude, 73. Services Monday (Stumpff). BINGER HOUSE, Marcus, 84.

Services Tuesday, Look-eba (Gragg). CAMERON FULLER, Hugh "Jack," 73. Services Thursday (Evans Miller, Poteau). CARNEGIE McCULLOUGH, Helen. Services Monday (Pitcher-Hackney).

DILL CITY WOOD, Jack 70. Services Monday (Jack Loftiss, Cordell). DUNCAN BRADFORD, Charles Allen, 73. Services Tuesday (Don Grantham). COOK, Katie 88.

Graveside services Monday (Vondel L. Smith WICHITA Texas (AP) A man who served 11 years in prison for a 1986 slay- -ing has now been ar- 2 rested in connection! with a 1984 rape- slaying. Faryion Edward Wardrip, 39, of Olney 2 was charged Saturday 2 with capital murder; in the death of Terry i Lee Sims, a 20-year-old student at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls. Sims' nude body 2 was found Dec. 21, 1984, in her friend's bathroom.

She had been tied up, stabbed .1 repeatedly and sexu- ally assaulted. Wardrip, convicted of killing Tina Eliza- beth Kimbrew in 1986, 1 served 11 years of a 35- year prison sentence and has been on pa-1 role since December! 1997. The 21-year-old waitress was beaten and strangled. Wardrip, who was Sunday school teacher 1 in Olney, was being held Saturday evening in the Wichita County jail. Authorities said; they also want to-question Wardrip in I connection with slayings of Toni Gibbs, a 23-year-bld nurse who disap-J peared from Wichita', Falls in January 1985, and Ellen Blau, a 21--year-old Midwestern State student who dis- appeared after work -in September 1985.

aas Because more Oklahoman GOLDBERG In Loving Memory of Benny Goldberg, longtime resident and merchant of Hartshorne, Oklahoma, died Friday in a hospital in Tulsa. Born October 2, 1910 to Mike and Sarah Goldberg, one of nine brothers and sisters. He attended Hartshorne High School and, what was then, Oklahoma College. With his sister Anne, Benny ran the family store, The Grand Leader, until it was closed in 1971. He served in World War II in the China-Burma area.

He was active in the American Legion, holding the title of Finance Officer for many years. Benny was also active in the Hartshorne Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary Club and the B'nai B'rlh. He also belonged to the Mc-Alester VFW. He was proceeded in death by his parents, his brothers Leo and Sam, his sisters, Belle Goldberg, Anne Goldberg, Adeline Goldberg and Rebecca Wilier. He is survived by his sisters Rosalind Goldberg of Hartshorne and Dorothy Pinsker of Shawnee, his sister-in-law Sylvia Goldberg of Oklahoma City, longtime friend Elsie Conkling, eight nieces, one nephew and numerous great-nieces and nephews who loved him very much.

He was a kind and generous man who will be sincerely missed by all who knew him. Memorial services will be held at Monday in the American Legion Building in Hartshorne, Oklahoma. Graveside services will be at at the Emanuel Hebrew Cemetery in Oklahoma City. Contributions may be made to the American Legion General Fund or to the McAlester Youth Shelter. The Fitzgerald Funeral Service 918-585-1151 in death by her husband, Dell; her son, Gerald Warren Harbour; and her grandson, Mark David Harbour.

She is survived by her son, David Mark Harbour and his wife Janet, of Oklahoma City; her son, Pheron Dale "Sam" Harbour, of Oklahoma City; her granddaughter, Laure C. Cordell and her husband Kevin, and their children, Claire, Madeline and Spencer of Edmond, Oklahoma; her granddaughter, Julie L. Sterling and her husband David, and their Grace and Rileyrof Oklahoma City; her grandsons, Jon-' athan and Noah Harbour, of Coeur d' Alene, Idaho; and her granddaughters, Lisa McDonald and Cher-ie Harbour, of Ventura, California. She is also survived by her sister, Leta Bedford and her daughters, Jan Reaves and Sue Glenn, and their families, all of Iowa Park, Texas; and by her sister-in-law, Kathryn Harbour, of Duncan, Oklahoma; and by many nieces, nephews and friends. Private services for family and friends will be held at Smith and Kernke Funeral Home, at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, February 17, 1999, with interment to follow at Iowa Park, Texas.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Oklahoma Lung Association. SMITH KERNKE CARPET FLOOR WORLD Oklahoma's Onlv DuDont Floorina Center HARBOUR Beulah Lerida, of Oklahoma City, passed away February 12, 1999. She was born in Iowa Park, Texas on April 15, 1916, and married Dell Harbour of Iowa Park on October 11, 1934. Beulah and Dell lived in Texas until 1949 when they moved with their three sons to Duncan, Oklahoma. Dell died in 1968, and she moved to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma where she resided until her death.

Beulah was a beautiful person in every way and was so loved by her family and friends. She loved her independence and was a person of strong conviction and great courage. She loved cooking and was an avid sports fan. Beulah was devoted to her sons and no one could have had a better mother. She enjoyed being with her grandchildren and great grandchildren, and being their "Mamma." Her wonderful spirit touched all of us and we will miss her so.

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After several years with the old Britton Kiwanis Club, he joined The Stockyards Lions, serving both in many ways including as Presidenl. He regularly attended the symphony and Lyric productions, and was a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Men's Dinner Club, and Sportsman's Club, as well as the Navy League and other groups reflecting his many interests. And his love of history was expressed for him in a personal way through genealogy. He treasured new family connections with once-distant cousins and became an organizer and clearinghouse, while doing individual research. Tom, along with Elizabeth, be came a member of the Oklahoma Genealogy So ciety, an internet user and a traveler to ancient places.

Family reunions became a regular part of his life and he had many books and files on the Garretts and the Duvalls, the Forgevs and the Coopers, et al. Finally, Tom had a nearly life-long dedication to the Boy Scouts of America. From his becoming a Cub Scout at Horace Mann to earning his Eagle rank in Troop 200, Ihrough membership in Alpha Phi Omega and many adult leadership roles, to life time membership on the Executive Board of the Last Frontier Council, he spent untold hours over more than sixty-five years. He was a member of the Order of the Arrow and of Woodbadge, and received the Silver Beaver award in 1965. He consid ered his work with the boys in Scouting programs to be his most important' activity.

He was the Scoutmaster of Troop 27 when his two young brothers were Scouts from 1950 to 1953. Tom took council troops to two National Jamborees. After helping reactivate Troop 15 at First Presbyterian in 1956, he was its first Scoutmaster. He again served as Scoutmaster from 1972 to 1980 while his four sons were Scouts. Not an outdoorsman, Tom felt camping was crucial to the experience for the boys, worth any discomfort for the adults, so Troop 15 has a tradition of monthly campouts.

Tom continued to serve the troop and his church as Scouting Coordinator. Those who will miss him most are his family, his wife, Elizabeth, of the home, truly the love of his life; their children and families, Bruce and Julie Garrett and children, Chris and Molly Marquette, Ryan Marquette and Allie Garrett of Tulsa, Keith and Gayle Garrett of San Jose, CA, and their children, Sam Simmons and Lisa Robert Robles and children, Alyssa and Sam, Paul, Kim and Ka telyn Garrett of Richardson, Texas, John, Ja-ymzlinn and Dashiell Garrett of Green River, Utah, and Kathy and Roger Wil-lard of Houston, Texas and son, Jared Willard. He is also survived by his sisters, Jean Sparkman of York, PA, and Jerry Haynes and husband, Roger of Houston, Texas, and his brothers, Joe Garrett of Sacramento, CA, Robert Garrett and wife, Jane of Oklahoma City, Dr. Donald Garrett and wife, Judy of Lawton, and many treasured nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Memorials may be made to the Wesley Garrett Scholarship Fund at the University of the Ozarks, Office of University Advancement, 415 N.

College Clarksville, AR 72830, or to the Last Frontier Council of the Boy Scouts of America Memorial Fund, 3031 NW 64th, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73116. Midtown Funeral Directors 1133 N. Robinson 232-9292 SAVE 15 SAVE 10 -30 Ori GARRETT Tom of Oklahoma City, died suddenly on February 10, 1999. Born in Oklahoma Citv, No vember 1, 1924, to Tom W. Garrett and Phyllis Forgey Garrett.

He lived here all of his life, attending Horace Mann Elementary, Harding Junior High and Classen High School. After serving with the Navy during World War II, he returned to complete an undergraduate degree from OCU. He went on to read the law at the old law barn at OU, graduating In February of 1949. He was sworn in as "a practicing lawyer on March 15, 1949, ioining his i father's firm on the 28th I floor of the Apco Tower i (now City Place.) Garrett and Garrett was privi-! leged to serve many banks and businesses and a lot of good people through the years. Tom was in partnership with his father, Tom W.

Gar-' rett, for many of those years and later with his son, Paul R. Garrett. He was an active member of the American, Oklahoma i and Oklahoma County Bar Associations and nu-; merous committees, sec- tions and groups. Tom was a man of many inter-I ests and served in leadership roles with many or- ganiiations. He continued with the local Navy Re-! serve unit after the war, -attaining the rank of Cap-; tain and serving in many i capacities including Com- manding Officer.

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