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© The Tuttle Times Tuttle, Oklahoma February 15, 1990 February 20, 1908 ~ January 29, 1990 Funeral service for J.C. Stowe, 81, of Tuttle, Oklahoma, was held Thursday, February 1, 1990, in the Church of Christ in Tuttle. Mr. Stowe was born February 20, 1908, in Madill, Oklahoma, and died Monday, January 29th, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He farmed in the Madill, Amber, and Tuttle areas. He purchased a service garage station in Tuttle, operating it until his retirement in 1972. He and Mildred Long were married January 18, 1946, in Tuttle. He was a member of the Church of Christ. He was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas David and Mary Ella [Stokes] Stowe, and 1 brother, Lester. Survivors include his wife, Mildred, 1 daughter, Susan Stowe of Tulsa, Oklahoma, 2 brothers and their wives, David and Helen Stowe of Oklahoma City and Raymond and Lois Stowe of Minco, Oklahoma, 2 sisters, Thelma Watson and husband Earnest, and Gladys Stowe of Oklahoma City, 2 sisters-in-law, Dorothy Stowe of Chickasha and Ruth Haywood of Tuttle, 2 brothers- in-law and sisters-in-law, Bob and Callie Christie of Winslow, Arizona, and Polly Dodge of Hanover, Indiana. Interment was in Fairview Cemetery, Tuttle, Oklahoma, under direction of Sevier Funeral Home. |
© The Tuttle Times Tuttle, Oklahoma May 16, 2008 April 26, 1912 ~ April 21, 2008 Funeral service for Mildred Lucille Stowe, 95, of Owasso, Oklahoma was held on Thursday, April 24, 2008 at the Tuttle Church of Christ. Mildred Lucille Stowe was born April 26, 1912 in Faxon, Oklahoma to Thomas and Catherine [Gordon] Long. Mildred went to be with Lord on April 21, 2008 just days prior to her 96th birthday. In 1943, Mildred enlisted in the U.S. Army Women's Auxiliary. After this she worked as a telephone switchboardoperator in Winslow, Arizona and Tuttle. She was a clerk and ace soda fountain operator at the Tuttle Star Pharmacy during the ownership of the Gannaway family and then the Arganbright family. Mildred was a long-time member of the Tuttle Church of Christ. She loved going to church and was a faithful involved member. She taught Sunday School, Vacation Bible School, attended Ladies Bible Class and was very active in all church events as well as assisted her husband, J.C. with custodial work at the church. She was a member of the Rooker-Wallace Chapter of the American Legion Women's Auxiliary, the Red Hat Society and Margenell's Eat Dessert First-Dine Out Club. In 1998, she moved to Tulsa, reluctantly. Fortunately, Margenell's Eat Dessert First-Dine Out Club was established shortly after this move. Mildred was preceded in death by her husband, J.C.; brothers: Gordon and Owen; sisters Alna, Jessie, Ina and Callie; In-laws Claude Haywood, Raymond and Lois Stowe; Ernest and Thelma Watson, Gladys Stowe, David and Helen Stowe, Lester and Dorothy Stowe. She is survived by her daughter Susan Stowe; sisters Ruth Haywood and Polly Dodge; brother-in-law: Bob Christie; nephews Tom Haywood, Randy Stowe, Don Stowe and Bobie Chrisstie; nieces Claudette Reed and Davalene Stubbs, Cindy Pekrul, Alice Loaiza, Cynthia Canfield, Catherine Dodge and Susan Christie. Interment was in the Fairview Cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of... |
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