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© Enid News & Eagle
8 April 2020
Submitted by: Glenn

Morris Ray Herde

Morris Ray Herde
March 25, 1935 ~ March 31, 2020

Morris loved Jesus Christ since he was in his early 20's, and now he is walking and talking in person with the God he worshipped and adored.

Born in 1935 in Billings, Oklahoma, Morris was always a sports enthusiast, especially when it came to football at the University of Oklahoma, as well as the Oklahoma City Thunder. For most of his professional life he was in sales and was especially proud of his more than 25 years with Gold Spot Dairy in Enid and Alva, OK, and then several years with MasterGuard Home Fire Safety in Alva and Kaw City, OK. He also spent a few years as a product support specialist with Sykes Enterprises in Ponca City, OK.

As a former Sunday School teacher and leader at Central Baptist Church of Ponca City, he delighted in studying the Bible and then sharing the insights and wisdom given to him by God for giving to others.

He was married to Coleen Dennis Herde from 1955 to early 1976, with whom he had four children. He married his wife of 43 years, Dee, in late 1976. Both of them were deeply involved in Baptist church ministries in Alva and Ponca City during their lives together.

Morris was preceded in death by his parents, Francis (d.2009) and Ruth (d.1997) Herde of Billings, OK; his sister, Caroll Herde (d.1940) of Billings, OK; and his sister, Loretta Myers of Blackwell, OK (d.2017).

Morris is survived by his wife, Dee of Kaw City, OK; his sister, Clarice Everhart and her husband, Harley of Gig Harbor, WA; his brother, Dale Herde of Billings, OK; seven children: Bryan Herde and his wife, Gayle of Centennial, CO; Mark Herde of Chandler, OK; Darrel Herde and his wife, Michal of Wiggins, CO; Susan Harrison and her husband Rob of Aurora, CO; Mardi Ahring and her husband, Bob of Dallas, TX; Myrna Hatcher of Enid, OK; Johnny Anthony and his wife, Sheila of Hillsdale, OK. Morris was especially proud of having sixteen grandchildren, nineteen great-grandchildren, and six great-great-grandchildren.

Morris' influence upon the lives of his family, those with whom he worked, and those with whom he shared God's Word and fellowship was significant and special. Our Heavenly Father knows just how much He achieved through the life of his son and servant.

Morris, you always wondered just how much your life counted for God, and now you know that in complete detail. We look forward to seeing you again!

In lieu of flowers or plants, donations may be made to:
Central Baptist Church
1732 East Coleman Road
Ponca City, OK 74604

Please write "Morris Herde for Central Baptist Academy" on the Memo line of checks. 


© Alva Review-Courier
April 15, 2020
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Morris Herde

Morris Herde
March 25, 1935 ~ March 31, 2020

Morris loved Jesus Christ since he was in his early 20s, and now he is walking and talking in person with the God he worshipped and adored. Morris was born on March 25, 1935, in Billings, Oklahoma, and passed away on March 31, 2020.

Morris was always a sports enthusiast, especially when it came to football at the University of Oklahoma, as well as the Oklahoma City Thunder. For most of his professional life he was in sales and was especially proud of his more than 25 years with Gold Spot Dairy in Enid and Alva, and then several years with MasterGuard Home Fire Safety in Alva and Kaw City. He also spent a few years as a product support specialist with Sykes Enterprises in Ponca City.

As a former Sunday school teacher and leader at Central Baptist Church of Ponca City, he delighted in studying the Bible and then sharing the insights and wisdom given to him by God for giving to others.

He was married to Coleen Dennis Herde from 1955 to early 1976, with whom he had four children. He married his wife of 43 years, Dee, in late 1976. Both of them were deeply involved in Baptist church ministries in Alva and Ponca City during their lives together.

Morris was preceded in death by his parents, Francis (d.2009) and Ruth (d.1997) Herde of Billings, Oklahoma, his sister, Caroll Herde (d.1940) of Billings, and his sister, Loretta Myers of Blackwell, Oklahoma, (d.2017).

Morris is survived by his wife, Dee (of Kaw City, Oklahoma), his sister, Clarice Everhart and her husband Harley (of Gig Harbor, Washington); his brother, Dale Herde (of Billings); seven children: Bryan Herde and wife Gayle (of Centennial, Colorado), Mark Herde (of Chandler), Darrel Herde and wife Michal (of Wiggins, Colorado); Susan Harrison and husband Rob (of Aurora, Colorado); Mardi Ahring and husband Bob (of Dallas, Texas), Myrna Hatcher (of Enid), and Johnny Anthony and wife Sheila (of Hillsdale, Oklahoma). Morris was especially proud of having 16 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, and six great-great-grandchildren.

Morris' influence upon the lives of his family, those with whom he worked, and those with whom he shared God's Word and fellowship was significant and special. Our Heavenly Father knows just how much He achieved through the life of his son and servant.

Morris, you always wondered just how much your life counted for God, and now you know that in complete detail. We look forward to seeing you again! 


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