Enid News & Eagle
June 2008
Funeral for Patricia Ann Akeen, 24, of El Reno,
will be noon Thursday, June 26, 2008, at Concho Community
Center, Concho. The Reverends George Akeen, Gerald Panana and
Paul Beartrack will officiate. Burial will be in Concho
Cemetery. Arrangements are by Nichols – Zwanziger Funeral Home,
Woodward. Prayer service is 6 AM to noon today, Wednesday, June
25, 2008, at the Community Center in Concho.
She was born August 29, 1983, in Lawton to George Clay Akeen Jr.
and Thelma Jean Little Charley and died Monday, June 23, 2008,
with her husband, Joe Charley, near Canton.
She attended Riverside Indian high school in Anadarko. She then
attended Culinary Arts School, where she became a chef. She
later attended the University of Central Oklahoma, where she
became a certified nurse aide.
She married Edgar Littleman. They had two children. She later
married Joe Charley in Las Vegas.
Surviving are her children, Marshall James and Charity Ann
Littleman; her parents, George and Eleanor Akeen; grandmother,
Ella Akeen; brothers, Alan Dale Akeen, Clarence Dale Akeen and
Anthony Ray Akeen; and sisters, Joanna Dawn Akeen, Jenny
Bigfoot, Ella Akeen and Samantha Mae Creek.
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Two El Reno residents killed in car accident
Two El Reno residents were killed Monday night in a one –
vehicle accident in Blaine County.
Joe Charley Jr., 42, and his wife, Patricia Ann Akeen, 23, died
of massive head trauma, according to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol
report.
The accident happened at 7:30 PM at 3 miles west of Oklahoma 51A
on the Carleton blacktop.
According to the report, Charley was driving a 2000 Chevrolet
Cavalier east on the Carleton blacktop and went off the right
side of the road. He then lost control, went into a broadslide,
went off the left side of the road, rolled one quarter time and
hit a tree.
Neither was wearing a seatbelt.
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