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Leah Irene (Aulbert) & Sammie
Darrow "Sam" Burckhalter
Headstone Photo
Mulberry Cemetery
Roger Mills County, Oklahoma
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© Jeanette Perrin Coaly
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Leah Irene Aulbert Burckhalter |
© Cheyenne Star |
17 Apr 2003 |
Submitted by: Wanda Purcell |
Leah Irene Aulbert Burckhalter was born December 25, 1907 in Elk City, Oklahoma
to Mollie and Lee Aulbert. She passed away April 12, 2003 in the
Bell Avenue Nursing Center of Elk City.
Irene grew up in Beckham and Roger Mills counties.
She was married
to Sammie D. Burckhalter south of Berlin, Oklahoma on October 13, 1928
and they lived in the Grimes community until moving north to Texola.
They later moved north of Sweetwater on the Godfrey place and then
California for a short time before returning to Oklahoma where they
lived at Erick and then the Sunny Point community until 1963 when
they moved to the Meridian community to make their home.
Irene
later moved to Elk City where she resided at Bell Avenue Nursing
Home. She enjoyed all of the activities at the nursing home, but
mainly enjoyed the bingo games, which she never missed if she was
able to attend, and she frequently won.
Irene also enjoyed going to
garage sales.
She was the best of moms and will be greatly missed
by a loving family.
The family requests memorial donations be made to the organization
of your choice.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; two brothers,
Willis Lee and Pete Aulbert; three grandsons, Ted Burckhalter; and Sammy and
Shane York; one granddaughter, Ellen Watson; one great grandson, Chris
Schmidt; and one great great grandson, Trenton Schmidt.
Graveside services were held April 15, 2003 at 1:00 p.m. at Mulberry
Cemetery, officiated by J. M. Ashley. Arrangements are under the
direction of Rose Chapel Funeral Services.
Survivors include two daughters, Fern York and husband, Ronnie of Elk
City, Oklahoma; Kaye Hopkins of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; two sons,
S. A. "Buck" Burckhalter and wife, Vera of Sweetwater, Oklahoma; Paul
Burkhalter and wife, Donna of Stratfford, Missouri; two
granddaughters, Diane Plenert and husband, Dennis of Mound Ridge,
Kansas; Angie Allard and husband, James of Edmond, Oklahoma; two
granddaughters-in-law, Linda Owens Burckhalter of Elk City,
Oklahoma; Linda Witt Burckhalter of Sweetwater, Oklahoma; three great
grandchildren, Brandy Blevins and husband, Jarrod of Sayre,
Oklahoma; Benji Burckhalter and wife, April of Sweetwater, Oklahoma; and
Julie Skelton and husband, Brent, of Elk City, Oklahoma; one great
granddaughter-in-law, Michelle Schmidt of Sweetwater, Oklahoma; five
great great grandchildren, Austyn and Avery Blevins, Nathan Dunlap,
Ethan Schmidt and Christian Skelton; and a host of other relatives and friends.
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