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Ronald Dean Berry, 72, of Noble, passed away Wednesday, July 20, 2016 at a Norman hospital. He was born June 24, 1944 in Trenton, MO to Earl McClurge and Doris Beatrice Hancock Berry. He attended schools in Trenton.
He married Linda Kay Alexander July 18, 1988 in Independence, MO. Mr. Berry was a truck driver and had served in the U. S. Army during the Vietnam Era.
Survivors include his wife, Linda, of the home; four daughters, Shawna Berry, Noble, Rhonda Lumsdon, North Liberty, IA, Casandra Worcester, Marietta and Sherry Worcester-Ellis, Owasso; three sons, Kevin Berry, Trenton, MO, Stephen Alexander, Noble and Randal Worcester, Norman; two nephews he helped rear, Christopher Allen, and Jordan Walton, both of Noble; two brothers, Oscar Berry, Trenton, MO and Virgil Berry, Chillicothe, MO; two sisters, Nadine Gardner, St. Mary's, GA and Betty Berry, Trenton, MO; 13 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren + two on the way; his best friend, Lanny Pettigrew, Trenton, MO.
Services: Thursday at the Criswell Funeral Home Chapel, Rev. Bill Alexander officiated. Burial is at the Noble I.O.O.F Cemetery. The Chickasaw Honor Guard will conduct military honors.
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