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Mrs. Earsell Malley
© Enid Daily Eagle
12-1977
Submitted by: Glenn


March 22, 1894 - December 8, 1977

Norman – Mrs. Earsell Malley, 83, formerly of Enid, died Thursday afternoon, December 8, 1977, in a Norman hospital. Her service will be Saturday at 10 AM in the Mayes Chapel of Remembrance at Norman.

A graveside service will be conducted at 3 PM Saturday in Memorial Park Cemetery, Enid.

Mrs. Malley was born March 22, 1894, in Orlando, moved to Enid in 1928. She made her home in Enid until July 1976 when she moved to Norman. She was a Jehovah's Witness.

Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Leona Hammond, Norman; two brothers, E. V. Gumm, Enid, and Wilford Gumm, Phoenix, Arizona; four sisters, Mrs. Ethyle Fitzgerald, Covington, Mrs. Josephine Huffty, Kilbourne, Louisiana, Mrs. Agnes Tomerlin, Temple, Texas, and Mrs. Alma Phillips, Enid; and six grandchildren.

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