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Obituary
Fort Cobb/Oak Grove Cemetery
Caddo County, Oklahoma
Submitted by:
Lillian Cotten
Carnegie, Oklahoma
Wednesday, January 26, 1977
Earl Cagle
Cagle Funeral At Fort Cobb
Service for Earl Cagle, 58, of Fort Cobb were held last Sunday in the Fort Cobb Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Kenton White of Oney Baptist church officiating. Burial was in the Fort Cobb cemetery. Cagle died January 20 at his home.
He was born March 20, 1918, at Catoosa.
He married the former Dorothy Johnson December 26, 1945 at Athens, Ala., and moved to Carnegie in 1959. He moved to the Fort Cobb area in 1965.
Cagle was a veteran of World War II and a retired farmer.
Survivors include his widow of the home; three sons, Douglas of Nashoba, Elmer of Bethany and David of Carnegie; three daughters, Judy Ogle of El Reno, Edna Crist of Fort Cobb and Ada Callahan of Shawnee; one brother, Lonnie of Coweta; two sisters, Mrs. Howard Pruitt and Mrs. Opal Chadwell of Coweta, and 10 grandchildren.
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