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Twila Elaine Masten-Bell born November 21,1949 in Clinton Missouri to Bobby Carl Masten and Joan Elaine Gerke.
Twila worked as a cashier for Gore Travel Plaza since they opened. Twila was loved by so many. She loved her job and she had her favorite customers that always brightened her day.
Twila loved bird watching, growing her flowers and plants, and etching glass. She was a lover of crafts, whether it was embroidering and sewing. She loved to spend time with her children, grandchildren and great grandsons. She was always talking about bragging about her family.
Twila is preceded in death by her son Chad Masten, son in law Adam Young, her mother Joan Chiles, father Bobby Masten, sister Carmelle Johnson, and 2 brothers Gaylen Chiles and Bobby Masten.
Twila is survived by her daughter Marlis Calkins and husband Steve of Taloga, OK and her daughter Alexa Young of Woodward,OK. She’s also survived by her grandchildren Shelby Calkins and her fiancé DJ Touchstone, D. Tanner Bell, Chase Calkins, and Diamond Young and her fiancé Tanner (TJ) Engel. She’s also survived by 2 great grandsons Waylon Bell and Christapher Young. She’s also survived by 3 brothers Shawn Chiles and husband Bill, Clint Chiles and wife Michelle and Kevin Chiles, 1 sister Bernita Chiles and husband Ben, and sister in law Gayle Passow. And numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorial Services will be held at 2:00 PM on Saturday, March 27, 2021 at the Riley Cemetery.
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