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Donald Ray McDougal © Enid News and Eagle 10-22-2019 Submitted by: Glenn
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July 19, 1937 - October 20, 2019
Celebration of life service for Donald Ray McDougal, 82, of Kremlin will be 2:00Pm, Friday, October 25, 2019 at Anderson-Burris Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Kremlin Cemetery. Arrangements are by Anderson-Burris Funeral Home & Crematory. The family has requested casual attire.
Donald was born July 19, 1937 in Meridian, Texas to A.D. and Jessie B. (Cherry) McDougal and passed away on Sunday, October 20, 2019 in Oklahoma City.
On July 14, 1963 he married Betty Peats in Rocky Ford, Colorado. In 1981 they moved to Oklahoma and began working for Halliburton where he was in charge of nitrogen services. He also loved to farm and count his cows. Donald was always a giving person and loved helping others.
Donald is survived by his loving wife Betty of the home; 2 daughters Shauna (Jay) Gillpatrick of Enid, and Tonya (Terry) Sinclair-Stucky of Pretty Prairie, Kansas; grandchildren Blake Gillpatrick (Whitney), Jason Gillpatrick (Allison), Tyler Sinclair, Tanner Sinclair, Taylor Sinclair, Maegan Lobban (Cody), Bryce Stucky and Chandler Oliverson (Mark); great grandchildren Braxton Gillpatrick, Keller Lobban, Jace Lobban, and Maddox Oliverson; sisters, Dorothy Shipp, Vancouver, WA, Billie Forester, Bozeman, MT, and Beth Smith, Copperas Cove, TX.
He was preceded in death by his parents and son-in-law Donnie Sinclair.
Guestbook is available at www.andersonburris.con
Betty Ann McDougal © Enid News and Eagle 01-17-2020 Submitted by: Glenn
© Enid News and Eagle
April 2, 1942 - January 15, 2020
Celebration of life service for Betty Ann McDougal, 77, of Kremlin will be 2:00 PM, Monday, January 20, 2020, at Anderson-Burris Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Kremlin Cemetery. Arrangements are by Anderson-Burris Funeral Home & Crematory. The family has requested casual attire.
Betty was born April 2, 1942, in Rocky Ford, CO, to Harry and Mabel (Flora) Peats and passed away on Wednesday, January 15, 2020, in Enid.
On July 14, 1963, she married Donald McDougal in Rocky Ford, Colorado. She worked for the Rocky Ford Daily Gazette until moving to Oklahoma in 1981. Betty and Judy Thorp opened T & M Printing in Enid, November of 1985. She continued to operate the business until 2016, when she retired. Betty was a charter member of the Enid AM TOO AMBUCS. For those who knew her they knew Betty as a giving and loving person.
Betty is survived by her 2 daughters Shauna (Jay) Gillpatrick of Enid, and Tonya (Terry) Sinclair-Stucky of Pretty Prairie, Kansas; grandchildren Blake Gillpatrick (Whitney), Jason Gillpatrick (Allison), Tyler Sinclair, Tanner Sinclair, Taylor Sinclair, Maegan Lobban (Cody), Bryce Stucky and Chandler Oliverson (Mark); great grandchildren Braxton Gillpatrick, Keller Lobban, Jace Lobban, and Maddox Oliverson.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Donald on October 20, 2019, brother, Harold Peats and son-in-law Donnie Sinclair.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made through Anderson-Burris to Enid AM TOO Ambucs. Guestbook is available at www.andersonburris.com
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