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TAHLEQUAH – A memorial for Miste Ladee Sisson was held at the home of Judy and Charles Duffield on Saturday, Aug. 2, 2008.
Miste LaDee Sisson, 29, of Tahlequah, passed away at the OSU Medical Center in Tulsa on Thursday morning, July 31, 2008.
Miste was born Aug. 29, 1978, in Enid to Monte Ray Sisson and Judith Arlene (Hawkins) Sisson. She attended local schools there and graduated from Enid High School Class of 1996. Miste also attended the De Vry Technical Institute in Dallas, TX.
Miste was preceded in death by her grandparents, Neil Sisson of Colorado Springs, CO and Chester and Melba Felder of Stillwater.
Miste is survived by her fiancé, Rodney Wright; her father, Monte Ray Sisson and wife Kim of Colorado Springs, CO; her mother, Judith (Judy) Duffield and husband Charles of Park Hill; her grandmother, Marie Sisson of Colorado Springs, CO; a brother, Monte John Sisson and fiancé Jeri Chaney; a stepbrother, Billy Taylor and wife Shanon; her stepsister, Alicia Davis and husband Harley; her loving nephews and nieces, Thomas and James Sisson, Alvin Chaney, Harley Davis Jr., Amber and Amanda Chaney, Velvet Taylor; and a host of other relatives and loved ones who will miss her sweet smile and personality.
Arrangements were by Green Country Funeral Home, 203 S. Commercial Road, Tahlequah.
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