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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Mandy Sue (Hill) Jenkins

March 07, 1937 ~ December 21, 2019

Mandy Sue Jenkins was born March 7, 1937 to Finis and Ona Mae Hill in Oologah, Oklahoma. She departed this life December 21, 2019 at the age of 82.

On June 5, 1954 Mandy Sue and Edward Jenkins were united in marriage. They enjoyed nearly 55 years together before his passing May 16, 2009. Together they ministered in many Free Will Baptist Church’s including Collinsville, Lawton, Okmulgee and Oilton. She enjoyed baking, gardening, painting and tending to her flowers.

She is survived by one son, Earl Jenkins and wife Brenda of Lawton, Oklahoma; one daughter, Beverly Buchanan and husband Joe of Tulsa, Oklahoma; one brother, Jimmy Hill of Oologah, Oklahoma; six grandchildren, Tracy Buchanan, Steven Jenkins, Brent Jenkins, Tanna Walker, Jaci Ussery, Travis Buchanan; thirteen great grandchildren, J.W. Heape, Miranda Jenkins, Jacky Jenkins, Lane Mann, Cannon Walker, Josh Jenkins, Brian Jenkins, Madyson Ussery, Camdyn Walker, Elijah Jenkins, Caden Jenkins, Lexi Ussery and Maggie Kate Jenkins.

She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Edward Jenkins, three brothers, Robert Hill, Billy Hill and Donald Hill. 

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