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© Davis Funeral Home Cushing, Oklahoma June 2015 January 11, 1938 ~ March 19, 1988 Funeral services for Mrs. Deloris June Stout Guinn, 50, were held Tuesday, March 22, 1988 in the Park Place Baptist Church with Rev. James Zachary officiating. Burial will be in the Euchee Valley Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of the Hackler Funeral Home. A native of Oklahoma, Deloris was born January 11, 1938 at Sulphur, the daughter of R. E. Stout and the late Jewell Hackworth Stout. She was raised at Sulphur, Ada and Cushing by the Olen Crawford family. She was married to Ralph Guinn on February 8, 1955 at Drumright and they have continued to make their home in Cushing. She had been employed as office manager of the Cushing Daily Citizen for the past 10 years. She died Saturday afternoon in the St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa following a brief illness. She was a member of the Park Place Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband: Ralph Guinn of the home; one daughter; Laressa McKinney of Cushing; two sons; Kevin Guinn of Jal, NM; and Kelly Guinn of Cushing; four grandchildren: Erica and Brandon McKinney of Cushing and Kasey and Kelsey Guinn of Jal, NM; and one sister: Becky Mohler of Ponca City. |
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