Mary G. Alexander Blamey

© Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, OK

Submitted by: Wanda Purcell

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary G. Alexander Blamey, 70, of Amarillo, Texas, and formerly of Arapaho, were held Monday, July 21, 1980 in the Kern-Schneider Kiesau Memorial Chapel, with the Rev. Robert Gates, pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, officiating.

Burial followed in the Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, Custer County, Oklahoma.

Mrs. Blamey died Friday July 18, 1980, in an Amarillo hospital.

Born Mary G. Alexander on December 7, 1909 in Canadian County, she came to Arapaho at an early age and graduated from Arapaho Schools.

In 1928 she married W. P. Blamey, who preceded her in death in 1973.

After leaving Arapaho, she lived in the Cheyenne area for a number of years, then moved to Amarillo.

Survivors include a son, Stanley Blamey of Porter, Texas; 2 daughters, Mrs. Earl {Billie} Hulin of Clinton and Mrs. Jackie {Vickie} Maham of Amarillo; 15 grandchildren; a great grandchild; a half-brother, E. B. Lewis of Amarillo; and 2 sisters, Mrs. Pete {Nettie} Allspaugh of Oklahoma City and Mrs. P. J. {Ruth} Martin of Westwood, California.

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