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Willis W. Lewis
© Enid Morning News
1969
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre


© Glenn

Willis W. LEWIS

Isabella Cemetery


Funeral services for Willis W. Lewis, 72, who died Thursday morning in a local hospital following a long illness, will be at 11 AM Saturday in the Henninger – Allen Funeral Home Chapel.

Rev. Robert Kraus will officiate and burial will follow in the Isabella Cemetery at 2:30 PM. The body will lie in state at Henninger – Allen until service time.

The family requests that those who wish make contributions to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation Heart Fund in lieu of other remembrances. The funeral home will serve as custody in of contributions. Lewis was born in Missouri and moved to the Jet area with his parents. He farmed in the Jet area until moving to Fairview in 1941, where he owned and operated the Lewis Locker plant until his retirement in 1948. Lewis moved to Enid following his retirement.

He was a member of the West Side Wesleyan Church. Survivors include his widow Elna of the home at 1018 E. Cherokee; two daughters, Mrs. Rosaleen Corelsen, Portland, Oregon; Mrs. Mary Pearson, Tulsa; two step – daughters, Mrs. Joann Nightengale, Enid, and Mrs. Andell Ross, Spencer; two step sons, Gerald Brakhage and Bryan Brakhage, both of Midwest City; four grandchildren; two brothers, Ira Lewis, Mesa, Arizona, and Leslie Lewis, Reading, California.

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