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Forest Cemetery

Chandler, Lincoln County, Oklahoma

© Parks Brothers Funeral Service
Submitted by: Terry Dudley

Anna Lou Waters Swann

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April 16, 1971 - May 25, 2025

Terry Lynn (Bartell) Butler was born on April 16, 1971, in Watsonville, California to Gary and Sue Bartell. She peacefully passed away at Stroud Hospital on May 25, 2025, after a long happy journey of 54 years. She is survived in death by her husband, Scott Hamilton Butler; three children, Nathan Cole Bartell, Tara Lynn Forbis, and Tommy Lee Androus; brother, Gary Bartell Jr.; and one sister, Letha Nicole Bartell. She is also survived by four grandchildren, Nathan Cole Bartell II, Onyxx Cain Bartell, Lylah Sue Forbis, and Aurora Dawn Forbis.

Terry is preceded in death by both her parents, and a son, Lance Michael Androus.

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