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Deanne Rae Woodson of Tecumseh, OK, passed away September 20, 2022. Deanne was born June 21, 1943, to Wayne and Dorothy Woodson, both deceased.
She graduated from Douglas, OK, High School in 1961.
She is survived by her husband Victor Sperry; sister Denise Krausse of Enid; children Kim and Carla and Dorene and Lonnie Ruth of Valley Center, KS., and their children, Tim and Kristen; stepsons Matt Gorman and family of Enid and Tyler Sperry, wife Stephenie, grandchildren Thorn, Maddix and Karis of Tecumseh; stepdaughters Catherine Scism, Rachael Sperry and grandchildren Emele and Ayden; niece Cassie Woodson; and step-granddaughter Kirsten Duran.
She was preceded in death by brother Donnie Woodson of Enid.
Deanne worked as a Cosmetologist throughout her life at several places before working and retiring from Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center. She then became a Master Gardener and a mentor to future Master Gardeners. She loved her Grandkids and playing games with them and traveling with her husband.
She did not want any services or memorial.
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