Enid Morning News 03 14 2007
The funeral for Dale Arlis Dunkin, 61, of Ardmore, will be 2 p.m. Thursday at
Griffin-Hillcrest Funeral Home Chapel, Ardmore. The Rev. Bill Freeman will
officiate. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery.
He was born June 17, 1945 in Pauls Valley to Ernest and Edna (Broadhead) Dunkin
and died Sunday, March 11, 2007 in Ardmore.
He married Marlene Gately June 26, 1965 in Clinton.
He attended Pauls Valley schools and enlisted in the Oklahoma National Guard
45th Infantry where he served seven years, living in Woodward, for seven years
working in the oil fields throughout his life, and in 1974, the family moved to
Enid, and then to Hennessey in 1984, where they resided until they moved to
Ardmore in 1987, where they have lived since.
He loved to fish, garden and was a CB enthusiast belonging to the Old Goats Club
known by his handle of “Easy Money,” retiring in 1998. He opened Dad’s Small
Engine Repair. His greatest love was his family and his time spent with them.
Surviving are his wife, Marlene, of the home; one daughter, Janell Gere and
husband Scott of Clinton, IL; three sons, Jeffrey Dunkin and Jennifer Edwards of
Healdton, OK, David Dunkin and wife Mandy of Enid, Andrew Dunkin and wife Billie
of Ardmore; granddaughter, Cassidy Davis of Marietta, along with 10
grandchildren; one great-grandchild; one brother, Jerry Dunkin and wife Sandy of
Enid; three sisters, Betty Kirk and husband Buster of Chiloquin, OR, Mary Ruth
Burton of Pauls Valley, Lou Ella Means and husband Othal of Elgin; and one
sister-in-law, Glenda Allen and husband Johnnie of Crawford; and numerous nieces
and nephews; and his beloved pet, Trixie.
He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, TJ Dunkin, Dalton
Dunkin and Ralph Dunkin. (Paid Obit 3-14-1)
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