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John Joseph Haughton
© Enid Morning News
11-1999
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre


A graveside service for John Joseph Haughton, 63, will be 3 PM today in Enid Cemetery. The Rev. Harold Honnold will officiate. Arrangements are by Brown Funeral Home.

He was born April 3, 1936, in Mamaronck, New York, to Thomas and Ida Anscomb Haughton and died Friday, November 19, 1999, at his home.

He was educated in Mamaronck and worked as a heat and air repairman before moving to Enid in 1979. He worked for Charles and Company as a heat and air repair man, retiring in 1997.

Surviving are two brothers, Edward of Mountain Home, Arkansas, and William of Spring, Texas; and nieces and nephews.

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