Olive Irene (Randall)
Spurlin
Sep 10, 1928 - Feb 5, 2021
Posted by Jo Aguirre
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Whinery Funeral Service
Sayre, OK
(permission granted)
She graduated from Omega High School in May of 1946, and married her husband, Walter K. Spurlin, on October 27th of the same year. They remained married for 74 years and had 13 children together.
The early years of their marriage were spent in Virginia, where Walter was stationed in the Navy, later moving to the panhandle of Western Oklahoma, and then, for a short time, Colorado. In 1960 they loaded up an old school bus with their eldest 8 children and left Hooker, OK, en route to greatest adventure yet: a homestead plot north of Willow, Alaska, where they spent their first winter in a “Quonset hut” with no indoor plumbing. They eventually purchased a log house in Sunshine, Alaska, where they lived until 1975, when they returned to Reydon, Oklahoma. Olive was a life-long Christian, a devoted mother and housewife who left behind just shy of 200 living descendants.She is
preceded in death by her parents, 11 siblings, her son Paul, a
grandson and three great grandsons.
She leaves behind her loving
husband of 74 years, 12 children, devoted dear friend, Carolyn
Gonzalez, over 50 grand kids, over 100 great grandchildren,
numerous nieces and nephews and more than 30 great-great
grandchildren with more on the way.
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