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Visitation:
Tuesday 9-5 p.m.
Wednesday 9-7 p.m.
Orvel Sherman Huckins, 82 year old resident of Camargo, OK, passed on May 8, 2016 in his home at Camargo. Sherman was born December 8, 1933 to Orvel Earl and Bertha Mae (Rose) Huckins in Beaver, OK. Sherman grew up in Beaver, OK where he attended Beaver grade schools. He moved to Camargo in 1968 were he has resided since. Sherman married Anna Pearl Shrum and to this union four children were born Sherman (Allen), Eldon, Arlen, and Richard. Sherman worked in the Camargo area as a handyman/ farmhand. He helped out all the local farmers wherever he was needed. After the death of his wife Anna, Sherman married Paulene Faye Cline in 2005 at Taloga. Sherman will be dearly missed.
Sherman is preceded in death by his first wife Anna Pearl Huckins, his parents Orvel and Bertha Huckins; two infant daughters Kimberley Huckins and Kindra Huckins; two brothers Roy Dale Huckins and Richard Earl Huckins; and one sister Esther Jacquline.
He is survived by his wife Paulene Faye Huckins; four sons Sherman Allen Huckins, Eldon Ray Huckins, Arlen Wyne Huckins, Richard Dale Huckins; two sisters Doris McNeill and Velma Terrell; nine grandchildren, sixteen great-grandchildren, and many many friends.
Funeral Service
Thursday, May 12, 2016
2:00 PM
First Christian Church of Camargo
401 Black Street
Camargo, OK 73835
Burial following service at Camargo Cemetery
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