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Dr. Thomas Isbill
Jan 27, 1939 - Jun 1,2011
Published in the Enid News and Eagle June 4,
2011
Dr. Thomas M. lsbill, 72, of Edmond, OK, died Wednesday,
June 1, 2011. He was born January 27, 1939 in Kingfisher, OK to Samuel
and Lela Isbill, and grew up in Okeene, OK, graduating from high school
in 1957. He earned a B.A. in Photography from OBU, where he met Patricia
Wallace whom he married in Aug. 1960.He continued his education by
earning his M.A. and PH.D. Degrees and later completed a Master's of
Education from UCO. He earned his Cert. Prof. Photographer Degree and
his Photographic Craftsman Degree from the Professional Photographers of
America. In 1962 he joined the KOCO-TV Ch. 5 team as Assist. Dir. of
Photography and News Reporter. He opened his studio, Tom lsbill
Photography, in 1965 and with Patricia's help provided the greater
Oklahoma City area with professional quality wedding, portrait,
commercial and industrial photography. Dr. lsbill taught photography at
Okla. City S.W. College, OSU—OKC, OCCC, Francis Tuttle Career-Tech, and
was a Photography Director and an adjunct professor at UCO. He served as
Operations/Security Mgr. on Tinker AFB for Allied Resources, Inc., was a
Research Photographer for the OU Health Sciences Center, and also the
official photographer for the Okla. Military Dept. He was a former Lt.
Gov. of the Kiwanis TX-OK District and President of the Professional
Photographers of Okla. He finished his Christian walk at Highpointe
Church in Okla. City. Dr. lsbill was preceded in death by his parents
and his brother Ted. He is survived by his wife of 50 years; two sons,
Greg and wife Judy of Churchville, MD and Roger and wife Elizabeth of
Oklahoma City; six grandchildren, Emily lsbill of Norman, OK, Rachel and
Megan lsbill of Churchville, MD, William and Sierra lsbill of Oklahoma
City, and Keyanna Flowers of Noble, OK; three sisters, June Berntsen and
husband Harold of Kansas City, MO, Gerry Long and husband Raymond of
Wasco, CA, Bettie Benham and husband Lane of Enid, OK; and numerous
nieces and nephews.The family wishes to express their appreciation to
Hospice of Oklahoma County and Staff of Integris House.Formal visitaion
will be from 6-8 p.m. Sunday at Matthews Funeral Home with funeral
services at 10:30 a.m. on Monday June 6, 2011 at Matthews Funeral Home
Chapel with interment at 3:30 p.m. in Roselawn Cemetery, Okeene,
Oklahoma.
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