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Hetherington, Joyce Stacey, 83, passed away Friday, February 4,
2011 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She was born September 30,
1927in Oklahoma City to James and Annie (Pyle) McCoy.
Joyce was an electronics technician for 27 years retiring in
1992. She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church for over
20 years. Joyce enjoyed traveling with her family and searching
her family genealogy.
Joyce is survived by three daughters, Judy Jackson and husband
Mike of OKC, Rita Gillham and husband Phillip of Cameron,
Oklahoma and Teresa Pastrano and husband Ruben of Tempe, AZ; one
sister, Nancy Sneed of Idaho Falls, ID; grandchildren, Thomas
Gillham and wife Pat and Erick Gillham and wife Bobbi both of
Poteau, OK, Chris Jackson and Stanley Slater both of Yukon,
Lauren Jackson of OKC and Jamie Quinlan of Gilbert, AZ; two
great grandchildren, Timothy Gillham and Parker Jackson; and two
step great grandchildren, Olivia Howerton and Vivian Howerton.
She is preceded in death by her parents; her husband of 49 years, Homer Hetherington; her husband of 5 years, Olie Valliere; and two sons, Stephen and James Hetherington.
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