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James D "Chock" McDougal
Jan 14, 1922 - Jul 4, 1995
Posted by: Jo Aguirre
 

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JAMES D. "CHOCK"  McDOUGAL, AGE 73,  ATOKA RESIDENT.
 
 
BORN:    JANUARY 14, 1922 AT TISHOMINGO, OK TO JOHN AND LONA (ALFORD) McDOUGAL.
 
PASSED AWAY:   TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1995 AT TEXOMA MEDICAL CENTER, DENISON, TX..
AGE:     73 YEARS    5 MONTHS   AND   20  DAYS.
 
MARRIED:     EVA NELL LANE IN 1940, JOANN ELAINE MURRAY IN 1959, AND MILDRED BEAL.
 
OCCUPATION:    CHOCK HAD A RODEO CAREER AS BRONC RIDER AND CLOWN, LATER HE WORKED INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION IRONWORK ON PROJECTS ALL AROUND THE COUNTRY AS WELL AS GREENLAND.
 
CHURCH AFFILIATION:    MEMBER OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN ATOKA.
 
CHOCK WAS HIS BROTHER'S KEEPER, SHOWING IT BY HIS CARE AND CONSIDERATION FOR ALL THE LORD BROUGHT ACROSS HIS PATH.  HE received MANY AWARDS FOR HIS SERVICE. HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE RODEO COWBOYS ASSOCIATION. HE WAS AWARDED THE SOUTHWESTERN BAREBACK CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1954 AND THE COLORADO STATE BAREBACK CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1956.  HE WAS PROUD TO SHARE COMPETITION AND FRIENDSHIPS WITH SUCH GREATS AS JIM SHOULDERS, JOHN McENTIRE, FRECKLES BROWN, AND BUCK LaGRANGE. IN 1962 HE WAS SELECTED BUSINESS AGENT FOR HIS LOCAL UNION IN DENVER, COLORADO. AFTER MANY YEARS AWAY FROM ATOKA COUNTY, CHOCK RETURNED IN THE 1970's, HE VOLUNTEERED FOR DHS AND FOR ELDER CARE AND BECAME AN OMBUDSMAN VOLUNTEER FOR SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA DEVELOPMENT AGENCY.
 
 
     SURVIVED BY
 
SONS:    HOPPY D. McDOUGAL AND WIFE SYBIL OF TUSHKA, OK
                 DOOD D. McDOUGAL AND WIFE NORMA OF LANE, OK.
 
DAUGHTERS:     SANDRA K. POTTS AND HUSBAND JOEL OF WOODWARD, OK.
                               BONNIE LEA EASTLAND AND HUSBAND MATT OF OKLAHOMA CITY.
 
SISTERS:     ELLA JOY GOLDEN OF CANEY, OK.
                       WILMA McDOUGAL OF NEW YORK.
 
GRANDSONS:     BRYAN MICHAEL McDOUGAL OF KOREA.
                               SHAWN PATRICK McDOUGAL OF PHOENIX, AZ.
                               CHRISTOPHER ALLAN McDOUGAL OF FORT COLLINS, CO.
                               JOEL TAYLOR POTTS AND JUSTIN WARREN POTTS OF WOODWARD, OK.
                               NICOLAS EVAN EASTLAND OF OKLAHOMA CITY.
 
GRANDDAUGHTERS:    JAMIE LOU McDOUGAL OF GRAND PRAIRIE, TX.
                                             JESSICA LAUREN EASTLAND OF OKLAHOMA CITY.
                                             JODI LYNN POTTS OF WOODWARD., OK.
 
GREAT GRANDSON:    ZACHERY McDOUGAL.
 
GREAT GRANDDAUGHTERS:    AMANDA McDOUGAL AND DEANNA KATHLEEN McDOUGAL.
 
 
     PRECEDED IN DEATH BY
 
PARENTS:   JOHN AND LONA McDOUGAL.
BROTHER:   DUDE McDOUGAL IN WORLD WAR II.
SISTER:    MARY LOU COLLINSWORTH IN 1973.
GRANDCHILDREN:     PLAZ McDOUGAL AND JOHNNY McDOUGAL.
WIVES:     EVA NELL IN 1988, MILDRED IN 1992.
 
DATE OF SERVICES:    THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1995 AT 3:00 P.M.
PLACE OF SERVICES:   FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ~ ATOKA.
 
INTERMENT:   PERKINS CEMETERY ~ VOCA ROAD.
 
OFFICIATING:     REV. JOHN HOWARD.
ASSISTING:     BILLY JOE HOWARD.
 
CASKETBEARERS:     LEON HOWARD, JOE CRITES, FREDDIE DOD, CODY MILLER, LES THOMPSON, CLARK McENTIRE.
 
HONORARY CASKETBEARERS:    LEON MOORE, BUTCH FLEMINGS, CECIL FRAZIER, RAY WOODS, HARRY FARRIS, PAT LAYNE.
    
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