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Submitted by: Ann Weber

Joyce Janet (Harris) Wilborn

December 14, 1954 ~ February 18, 2018

Joyce Janet Harris Wilborn of Bowring, OK passed away with family by her side on Sunday February 18, 2018.
"Net" was the 5th child born to Faye Harris on December 14, 1954 in Pawhuska, OK.

At 18 she married David "Sonny" Fish of Pawhuska before graduating high school in 1973. Together they had 5 daughters before divorcing after 20 years of marriage. Net went on to meet and marry Melvin Wilborn of Myrtle Creek, OR on October 27, 1995. She was an avid reader who enjoyed spending time with her family, gambling and loved to laugh. A devoted mother above all else, she referred to herself as a helicopter mom. 

She is survived by her husband Melvin Wilborn, sister Faye "Susie" Harris Johnson, 5 daughters Cheri Fish, Christie Elkins, Casey Thompson, Cindy Fish, Lacey Monday and 6 grandchildren.

No words can express the profound impact this loss has made on her family and friends. She will be missed dearly and remembered always as our precious momma, our huckleberry. In respect to her wishes, there will not be a service. 

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