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Submitted by: Terry Dudley

Wayne Molder

July 8, 965 ~ June 1, 2023

Wayne was born in Drumright, Oklahoma on July 8, 1965 to John Wayne Molder & Barbara Jean (Smith) Molder. He passed from this life at his residence in Oilton on June 2, 2023 at the age of 57 years, 10 months, and 24 days.

Wayne was raised & educated in Oilton where he has spent the majority of his life. He married Doris Lucille Stobaugh in Drumright & they have remained together until his death. Wayne was a truck driver and had also worked in the oil fields. He loved listening to & playing music & was a friend to everyone he met.

He was preceded in death by his Father: John Wayne Molder, Maternal Grandparents: Leonard & Druce Smith, Paternal Grandparents: Kenneth & Olliebelle Molder, and Mother and Father in Law: Donald & Bette Stobaugh.

His remaining family includes his Wife: Lucy Molder of Oilton; his Mother: Barbara Molder of Oilton; Sister: Lori Molder of Drumright; Brother: Gary Molder of Oiltont; Nieces & Nephews: Andrea – Brian – John – Cody – James - & Megan; also numerous Cousins & other relatives.

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