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Donald DeWayne Goodman
Aug 6,1938 - Mar 2, 2016
Posted by Ann Weber

BARTLESVILLE EXAMINER-ENTERPRISE
BARTLESVILLE, WASHINGTON CO, OK
(permission granted)

Donald DeWayne Goodman was born August 6, 1938 in Blackwell, Oklahoma to Harold Wayne and Zelphia (Biby) Goodman. Passed away March 2, 2016.

Graveside funeral services for Mr. Goodman will be held at 2 pm on Saturday, March 5, 2016 with Mark Wright officiating. Funeral services and interment in the Dewey Cemetery are under the direction of Stumpff Funeral Home & Crematory.

Mr. Goodman grew up in the Blackwell, Ponca City and Bartlesville, Oklahoma area. He married his beloved Wanda Mae Dallas on March 31, 1962 at Pawnee Oklahoma. They made their first home at Fort Riley Kansas and following his military services they moved to Wewoka, Oklahoma where he was employed with the I40 HWY construction project. They later moved to western Kansas and then Cherokee, Oklahoma, to Claremore and then to the Copan area in the late 1960s to make their permanent home. There wasn't anything he couldn't fix or at least gave a darn good try to! He worked many jobs to support his family. He worked nights at Founder in Dewey and hauled hay by day with his wife as the driver and kids in the truck cab. He worked at a coal mine in Welch, Oklahoma until it closed down then went on to work for Bill Doenges as a farm and ranch hand then to a mechanic at Doenges Ford in Bartlesville where he retired in 1997. Mr. Goodman was a well-loved man with many stories to tell. He enjoyed sitting on his swing with his wife relaxing and enjoying the outdoors while watching his grand and great grandchildren running and playing outside with their dogs and animals. His hobby was farming and feeding his cattle on a daily basis. Daddy/papa will always be in our hearts loved and missed daily. He was a great friend, husband, brother and father and the greatest papa.

Mr. Goodman is survived by daughter Gayla Goodman of the home, Delbert and his wife Cathy of Ramona, Kevin and his wife Christina of Dewey, granddaughters Briana Goodman-Stitt and husband, Jonathon of Kingfisher, Kasey Nicole Drennan-King of Bartlesville, grandsons Dane, Kaleb Isaac and Jeffery Goodman Bradley Carroll Martin Blum and his wife Corey, and Jacob Blum, great granddaughters Braely, Brystel, and Brinley Stitt, Andrea and Gentry Blum Great Grandsons Kadon and Kason Barnard, Garrett and Simon Blum and his brother Harold Goodman and his wife Connie of Marland, and a sister La Donna Kay Leon of Ponca City and numerous nieces nephews and great nieces and nephews with more on the way

He was preceded in death by his son Terry, beloved Wife Wanda, both his parents and granddaughter in-law Bobby Blum

Published in Examiner-Enterprise from Mar. 6 to Apr. 5, 2016   


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