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Mary Anna Farr
Aug 27, 1957 - Dec 31, 2005
Published Enid Morning News Jan. 5, 2006
A graveside service for Mary Anna Farr, 48, of Canton
was held Wednesday in Canton Cemetery. She was cremated
at her request. Arrangements were by Haigler Funeral
Home, Canton.
She was born Aug. 27, 1957, in Pueblo, Colo., to Clyde
and Tillie Schlarb Hood and died Saturday, Dec. 31,
2005, in Canton.
Surviving are her mother, Tillie Schlarb of Okeene; one
daughter, Melissa Medick of Edmond; one son, Kalupe
Cramer of Oklahoma City; six sisters, Doris Hamann of
Illinois, Leora Coles of Yukon, Kay Jaramillo of Pueblo,
Glenda Gross and Debbie Hood, both of Okeene, and Virgie
Hood of Pennsylvania; and two brothers, Thomas and Clyde
Hood, both of Canton.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Gary, her
father and one sister.
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