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Mary Edna Huffman
© Enid Morning News
07-1968
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre


Services for Mrs. Velvie A. (Mary Edna) Huffman, 66, will be at 10 AM Monday in Central United Methodist Church with Rev. Merle B. Pulver officiating. Burial will be in Enid Cemetery under the direction of Henninger – Allen Funeral Home.

Born southwest of Lambert, she died Friday in Enid. The former Mary Edna White, she married Alvie A. Huffman in Enid in 1927. She was a member of Central United Methodist Church and the Utility Sunday School class.

Survivors include her husband, of the home at 315 Kenwood Blvd.; a son S/SGT Eugene Huffman, Ewa Beach, Hawaii; two daughters, Mrs. Harold (Velma Faye) Goins and Mrs. Zetta Oswald both of Enid; 15 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Bob (Lettie) Oringderff, Dacoma; and brothers all of Dacoma.

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