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Linda Sue Bury (Lewis) was born in Stigler, Oklahoma on January 24, 1941 to Sherman Lee and Leura Lee (McClain) Lewis. She passed away in Jenks, Oklahoma on August 27, 2020 at the age of 79.
She is survived by:
Her daughter:
Cheri Dawn Kempthorne of Broken Arrow, OK
Her grandson:
Dylan James Edward Kempthorne of Broken Arrow, OK
Her siblings:
Norma Jo Gabbard of Fort Gibson, OK
Alice Cross of
Stigler, OK
George Folsom of Pocola, OK
Walter Folsom of Wister, OK
Numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews
Linda was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Walter Bury; her parents, Sherman Lee and Leura Lee Lewis; and her brother, DeWayne Lewis.
Linda lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma until 2010 when she moved in with her daughter and grandson in Broken Arrow. In August of 2019, she moved into Grace Living Center in Jenks, Oklahoma because of health issues. She loved antiquing and looking for great bargains at garage sales. When her grandson was a baby, taking care of him was her great joy. She worked as a Certified Nurse Assistant until her retirement, which allowed her to draw on her strong feelings of compassion and empathy.
A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, September 5 at 1:00 pm at Mallory Chapel in Stigler with Rev. Vernon Stone officiating.
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