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Erin Springs, Oklahoma March 2023 March 10, 1928 ~ March 27, 2023 Jack L Ince, 95 went to be with the lord on March 27,2023. Jack was the 3rd child born of 13 to Dave and Vernie Ince on March 10, 1928 in Lindsay Ok. Jack continued to work and raise his family in Lindsay. He married Lucille Dutton on January 22, 1950 and had 5 children. They were married for 45 years before she preceded him in death in 1995. Jack built a home for his family in Erin Springs where he lived for 65 years before going to Lindsay Nursing Home in 2020. Jack was a hard worker and worked for Mobile Oil Co. for 32 years. He was also a devoted Christian and a lifetime member of the Erin Springs Baptist Church where he served many years as a deacon. Jack remarried to Pauline Spivey and they remained married for 25 years before her passing in 2020. Jack loved his family, but he also loved his animals. Jack raised goats, chickens, and cows, and always had a watch guard donkey looking after them. He raised his animals for fun, but also to feed his family as well as to provide for the community. You would always find Jack delivering free eggs and fresh garden vegetables to his many friends. Jack never met a stranger, and always made you feel as you were the most important person while you were with him. Jack was preceded in death by his parents: Dave and Vernie Ince, wife Lucille Ince, three children -Teresa Cox, Michael Ince, and David Ince, wife Pauline Ince, stepson Stan Spivey, four brothers -Bill Ince, George Ince, Cecil Ince, and Joseph Ince, five sisters- Annie Scott, Ruth Sanders, Geneva Dutton, Goldie Thurston, and Ruby McDonald, and one great grandchild Nick McCauley. Funeral services will be held at Erin Springs Baptist Church. Wooster Funeral Home |
Midwest City, Oklahoma October 2020 Decembver 19, 1931 ~ October 29, 2020 Bill Ray Ince died October 29, 2020 in Midwest City at the age of 88 years 10 months 10 days. Funeral Services are scheduled for 2:00 PM, Friday, November, 2020 at Landmark Church with Pastor Justin Blankenship officiating. Interment will follow at Erin Springs Cemetery in Lindsay, Oklahoma, entrusted to the care of Wadley’s Funeral Service. Bill was born December 19, 1931 in Maysville, Oklahoma to David Luther and Vernie Ellen [Bailey] Ince. He grew up with his many siblings in Lindsay. On January 10, 1951, Bill married the love of his life, Ada Marie Riley. They had two children, Billy Steven Ince and Dawn Marie Bruce. Bill served as Staff Sergeant in the US Army and fought in the Korean Conflict. He loved teaching groups of boys in church and as a Boy Scout leader. He was a father to many and wouldn't hesitate to help a friend or family member in need. Bill loved the Lord and studied the Bible daily. He loved to discuss it with everyone. In his almost 89 years, Bill enjoyed time with family and friends. Not many people could be at his house very long without playing a game of dominoes, cards, or horseshoes. If you grew up around him, you most likely heard him mention wooden nickels or cackleberrys. Bill loved to make and show off his "hooey sticks", laughing at the baffled looks he received. Bill is preceded in death by his parents, David and Vernie Ince; and his son, Billy Steven Ince. He is survived by his wife, Ada Marie Ince; his daughter, Dawn Marie Bruce and husband Mylon; his 8 grandchildren, Rebeckah Teel, Misty Ince, Michael Schaffer, Richard Schaffer, Ashley Schaffer, Marissa Vandenham and husband, Christian, Donovan Bruce, Rebecca Caldwell and husband, Tim; his 14 great-grandchildren; his brother; his 3 sisters; and numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. Though Bill will be missed, he left us with many wonderful memories to treasure. |
© Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, April 14, 1933 ~ October 11, 2022 Ada Marie Ince died October 11, 2022, in Purcell, Oklahoma at the age of 89 years 5 months 28 days. Funeral services are scheduled for 11:00 AM, Saturday, October 22, 2022, at the Landmark Church in Purcell. Interment will follow at Erin Springs Cemetery, entrusted to the care of Wadley's Funeral Service. Ada Marie was born April 14, 1933, in Bradley, Oklahoma to Gussie Isaac and Esther Faye [Jeffcoat] Riley. She was raised in Lindsay, Oklahoma and attended school in both Bradley and Lindsay, graduating in 1951. On January 10, 1951, Ada Marie married Bill Ray Ince in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. She worked retail years ago for TG&Y and has been a secretary/bookkeeper for the Heartland Conference of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church, retiring around 2013. Ada Marie enjoyed reading, sewing and teaching her grandchildren how to sew. She also enjoyed writing poems, and stories, as well as small plays for the church. Ada Marie liked traveling and road trips with her family. She taught Sunday School and Children's Church over the years and was a member of the Landmark Church of Purcell. Ada Marie is preceded in death by her parents, Gussie Isaac and Esther Faye Riley; her husband of 69 years, Bill Ray Ince; her son, Billy Steven Ince; her daughter-in-law, Elizabeth [Snow] Ince; her sister, Ruby [Riley] Harris; and many in-laws. Survivors include her daughter, Dawn Bruce and husband, Mylon of Oklahoma City; her grandchildren, Rebeckah Ince of Tecumseh, Misty Ince of Shawnee, Michael Schaffer and wife, Brianna of Spencer, Richard Schaffer of Spencer, Ashley Bruce of Shawnee, Marissa Vandenham and husband, Christian of Thornton, Colorado, Donovan Bruce and wife, Barbara of Midwest City, Rebecca Caldwell and husband, Tim; her great grandchildren, Samantha, Isabella, Millie Marie, RJ, Alyssa, Eyliejah, Amira, Desmond, Tiberius, Levi, Tidus, Axel, Ethan, Cooper, Brealeigh; her sisters, Judie Wilhoit and husband, Bob of Krum, TX, Joyce Peltier of Lexington; and many other relatives and friends. |
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