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© Criswell
Funeral Home
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Burial will follow at Elm Flat Cemetery.
Willie “Pinky” Seals Jr was born on September 18, 1941 to Willie Seals Sr. & Johnnie Mae (Brown) Seals. He entered his final resting place on May 4, 2025.Mr. Seals spent most of his life in Ada and then later moved to Paul’s Valley, Oklahoma where he met Bobbie Jean Graham. With this union he fathered 3 girls, Misty, Eunice, & Yoyo. While in Paul’s Valley, Mr. Seals worked for the city for over 40 years, where he later retired.
In 2003 he married his current wife, Helen Franklin, and joined the Bethlehem Church as a candidate for baptism. While no children were produced in this union, there were always children in the home, specifically Octavia, Jael, Isaiah and Johnathan. Those 4 children grew up & appreciated Pinky as being the only father figure in their lives. Eventually, as the years passed, he took in his five grandchildren Latia (Tia), Santasia (Tae Tae), Santanna (Tanna), Solicia (Soli), & Treavon (Trea) as well as his Great granddaughter Mackenzie (Kenzie). He and his wife Helen became an amazing influence & loved all their grandchildren and great grandchildren, as they both became a major part of the children’s lives.This site may be freely linked, but not duplicated in any way without consent.
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