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Col. Minor “Spider” D. Webb, USAF, (ret)
Spider passed away in Norman, Oklahoma on June 3, 2013 peacefully after a brief
battle with cancer. Minor Darrell Webb was born in Norman, Oklahoma on October
17, 1926 to Sadie and James Minor Webb.
He graduated from Norman High School in 1944 where he was a member of the boxing
team. Spider attended the University of Arkansas as an Army Air Corp Cadet
during World War II. During this time he married the love of his life of over 59
years Oleta “Weedie” Jackson at Lowery Air Force Base in Denver, Colorado on
September 10, 1949. Minor later joined the US Army 45th Division and served in
Korea during the Korean Conflict. Spider and his supply group were well known
for their martini drinking monkey, Suzy. Colonel Webb ended his distinguished
career by joining and later retiring from USAF ANG where he served in support of
the Vietnam Conflict. Spider’s last assignment was as a Commander of Resource
Management at Will Rogers ANG Base.
During his years of service Minor and Weedie enjoyed traveling, collecting
antiques and spending time with friends and family. Following his retirement he
could be found fishing, golfing, playing dominoes and on many occasions walking
at Sooner Fashion Mall where he often enjoyed coffee breaks with old friends and
time to work on his crossword puzzles. Minor was the 24th lifetime member of the
OKANG Grey Eagles where he proudly served on numerous committees and enjoyed the
yearly golf tournament. Minor and Oleta were members of First Baptist Church of
Norman.
He was preceded in death by his wife Oleta, mother Sadie, father James Minor and
nephew Todd M Webb.
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