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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Anita Sue (Pollock) Kinyon

December 13, 1948 ~ September 22, 2020

Anita Pollock Kinyon was born on December 13, 1948, in Duncan, Oklahoma. Anita attended school in Duncan graduating with the Class of 1967. Anita resided in Duncan where she raised her son Derek. On May 14, 1993, Anita was united in marriage to Robert W. Kinyon in Winfield, Kansas. The two established their home in Jennings on their 40-acre ranch where she has continued to reside. Anita has worked for the USDA in Duncan and lastly in Stillwater retiring in 2010 as the Oklahoma State Department of Agricultural Manager.

Survivors include her husband Robert of the home, one son Derek DeWolf of Florida, granddaughter Amelia, one brother Dale Pollock and wife Collene, three nieces, one nephew two stepsons Robert Kinyon, Jr. and wife April of Jennings, Oklahoma, Johnny Kinyon and Laura of Tulsa, Oklahoma; two stepdaughters Ruth Meyer and Brian of Prue, Oklahoma, Holly Chenault and Paul of Keystone, Oklahoma. Anita was preceded in death by her parents Bobby and Bessie Pollock and a stepdaughter Cheryl Kinyon. 

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