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Jeanne Pearl (Freeman) Spencer
Aug 13, 1926 - Sep 9, 1996
From Martha Reddout
Services for Jeanne Pearl Spencer, 70, were Thursday, September
12 in the Craddock Funeral Home Chapel, Ardmore with Rev. Billy
Ward officiating.
Born August 13, 1926, in Marietta the daughter of Mike and Lucy
Pearl Reeves Freeman, Mrs. Spencer died September 9, 1996, in a
Duncan hospital.
Mrs. Spencer attended school in Greenville and Marietta and had
made her home in Healdton for 43 years before moving to Marlow a
year ago. She worked for Southwestern Bell in Ardmore and
Healdton, at the Healdton Herald and was a file clerk at the
Healdton Hospital, retiring in 1988. She married Norris Spencer
November 9, 1951. Mrs. Spencer was a member of the Eastside
Baptist Church, Marlow.
Survivors include her husband, Norris Spencer of the home in
Marlow; a son, Ronald Spencer of Duncan; a daughter, Jana M.
Spencer of Humble, Texas; two brothers, Carl Freeman of
Gainesville, Texas, and Charles Freeman of Thackerville; and two
grandsons.
Mrs. Spencer was preceded in death by a sister, Wanda Howard;
and a son, Randell Lee Spencer.
Interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery under the direction of
Craddock Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Howard Percival, Carl
McCormick, Lymon Nichols, Kelly Williams, Jim Coast and Jackson
Waldo. Honorary bearers included Dennis Purkhiser, Bill Morgan,
Lawrence Stewart, Sonny Emberling and Jerry Griffen.
Source: Marietta Monitor, 20 September 1996, page 4
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