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Submitted by: Ann Weber

Dian Kay (Gorrell) Walker

March 23, 1949 ~ February 26, 2020

Dian Kay Walker, 70 of Bartlesville, died on Wednesday, February 26, 2020 at her home in Bartlesville.

Private family services will be held and cremation arrangements were under the direction of the Stumpff Funeral Home & Crematory.

Dian Kay Walker was born at Blackwell, Oklahoma on March 23, 1949 the daughter of Donald Eugene and Helen Elaine (Bersche) Gorrell. She came to Bartlesville with her family as a child and received her education in Bartlesville schools, graduating from College High School in 1967. She had been employed as a temp with Phillips Petroleum Company and then Walmart until becoming a sales clerk at J.C. Penny. She later moved to Elm Mott, Texas to make her home until returning to Bartlesville in August of 2017.

Survivors include two daughters, Stefni Leeper and Jenafer Reid both of Bartlesville, a brother, Terry Gorrell of Bartlesville, two sisters, Susan Norwood of Tulsa and Peggy Terry of Bartlesville and three grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents. 

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