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Amanda Orpha Kirkpatrick © Enid Morning News 11-1978 Submitted by: Jo Aguirre
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Byron – Amanda Orpha Kirkpatrick, 86, died Tuesday in a Wichita, Kansas, hospital.
She is survived by a son, Wallace E. Kirkpatrick of Byron; three daughters, Mrs. Aylene Lambdin, Wichita, Mrs. L. Jane Alexander, Milton, Kansas, Mrs. Elizabeth T. Newby, Stratton, Colorado; two brothers, Ralph Smith, Haysville, Kansas, Arthur Smith, Alva; three sisters, Mrs. Edith Holderby, Cherokee, Mrs. Eunice Lewis, Midland, Texas and Mrs. Ruth White, Everett, Washington; seven grandchildren and 15 great – grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son.
Funeral services for Mrs. Kirkpatrick will be at 2 PM Friday in Byron Christian Church with the Rev. W. T. McLemore officiating. Burial will be in the Byron – Amorita Cemetery, under the direction of the Goodwin Funeral Home of Cherokee.
A Memorial fund has been established to Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, Arthritis Fund. The funeral home will serve as custodian of the fund.
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