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May 2016 James Cameron Bozeman James Cameron Bozeman, 80, passed away Wednesday, May 25, 2016 in Marlow. Jim was born Tuesday, December 17, 1935 in Sylvester, GA, to Cameron S. and Mamie M. [Mayo] Bozeman. He graduated high school from Sylvester, and then went on to college at North Georgia College and then eventually earning his Master degree from Valdosta State University. Jim proudly served his country as a member of the United States Army. Jim married Florence Brown on July 20, 1960, she preceded him in death on April 24, 2003. Jim worked as a store manager for Woolsworth, but Education was his life's work. He was a math teacher and he also coached basketball in several schools here in southwest Oklahoma as well as teaching and being a school Principal in Georgia. Jim enjoyed bird watching, always a sports fan, he enjoyed watching basketball and football games as well. He enjoyed time working in his garden or with his fish pond, especially messing with his goldfish. He was always good to help his wife with her arts and craft projects. Jim was active in the Church of Christ in Rush Springs, of which he was a member. Survivors include, daughter, Kaye McClure and husband Mickey of Rush Springs, Daughter, Fern McCoy and husband Eugene of Duncan, Daughter, Betty Freeman and husband Mitchell of Cameron, NC, 16 Grandchildren, numerous great grandchilren and great-great-grandchildren, Brother, John Bozeman of Marietta, GA, Sister, Nell West of Sylvester, GA In addition to his parents and wife, Jim was preceded in death by a daughter, Sharon Todd, a grandson, Dewayne McClure, a granddaughter, Kelly McClure D'Amato and a sister-in-law, Jan Bozeman. Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 PM, Saturday, May 28, 2016, at the Church of Christ in Rush Springs. Burial will be in the Rush Springs Cemetery. |
April 2003 Florene "Jackie" [Brown] Bozeman MARLOW — Florene Brown Bozeman, 85, of Marlow died Thursday, April 24, 2003, in Marlow. Service will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Church of Christ in Rush Springs with Clif Werhan officiating. Burial will follow in Rush Springs Cemetery under the direction of Callaway-Smith-Cobb Funeral Home. Florene was born on April 30, 1917, in Velma, to John Alfred Brown and Nettie Foster Brown. She married James Cameron Bozeman on July 20, 1960, in Dillon, S.C. Mrs. Bozeman lived in the Marlow area for 23 years, her hobbies included arts and crafts, gardening, canning, sewing, crochet, piano playing and singing. She took college courses in painting and took flying lessons. Survivors include her husband of the home; three daughters, Kaye McClure and husband, Mickey, of Rush Springs, Fern McCoy and husband, Gene, of Duncan, and Betty Freeman and husband, Mitchell, of Sanford, N.C.; a sister, Viola Lorene Rimer of Lawton; a brother, Winston L. Brown of Lawton; 17 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, Billy Ray Onstead; a daughter, Sharon Ann Todd; a grandson, Dwayne McClure; an infant grandson; and three infant great-grandsons. Bearers will be her grandsons, Kyle Ayers, Matt Ayers, Patrick McClure, Larry Paulk, Brian Benson, Kenneth Benson, Michael McClure, Junior Patterson and Ray Patterson. |
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