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Red Top Cemetery

Woodward County, Oklahoma


© Billings Funeral Home
Submitted by: Terry Dudley


Liles Ann Wilcox Harper

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March 25, 1942 ~ October 21, 2024

Liles Ann Harper was born on March 25, 1942 east of Fairview, Oklahoma to Gladys and L.E. Wilcox. She was the third of four children. She traveled the country with her family before they settled in Waynoka, Oklahoma where she graduated high school in 1960.She had a brief job at the Major County Courthouse before meeting the love of her life, Charles Harper. They were united into marriage on March 6, 1965. They settled on the Harper homestead north of Quinlan. To this union three children were born, John Charles, Kellie Ann and Pamela Lynn.

She was the definition of a devoted wife and helpmate to her husband. She spent her life in service of her family and community. There was no one she wouldn't help. She was loved by all who got the chance to know her. After running a dairy for many years, they decided to slow down and move down the road but Charles had other ideas of what "slow down" meant. They then started a cow/calf and large garden operation until finally moving to town in 2019 and then truly slowed down due to health reasons.

She had a special gift for being patient and listening to young children. Liles joined Charles in Heaven on October 21, 2024.

She was preceded in death by her parents L.E. and Gladys Wilcox, one brother Jim Wilcox, her husband of 59 years Charles Harper, her in laws Jim and Evaline Harper, brothers in law, Howard Dwyer, Max Dixon, Gilbert Gum, Alvis Morris, Gerald Harper, sisters in law, Mary Dwyer, Lucille Dixon, Viola Harper, Lucille Harper and Jean Wilcox.

Liles was survived by three children: John Charles Harper and wife Angelina of Lindsey, Kellie Ann McIntosh and significant other Billy Phelps of Quinlan, Pamela Lynn Kornele and significant other Chip Broaddus of Woodward; sister, Mildred Morris of Enid, brother, Edward Wilcox of Okeene; grandchildren: Peyton Allen McIntosh and wife Shala of Quinlan, John RayVan Chance Harper and wife Maggie of Coweta, Jeremy Lee MacDougall and wife Janet of Elgin, Jamie Adams of Yuma, Arizona, Ridge Colter McIntosh and wife Brooke of Quinlan, Christopher Blake Kornele and wife Renay of Nye, Montana, James Kent Phelps and significant other Madison of Quinlan, Cassie May Kornele and boyfriend Caleb Neibauer of Woodward, Oklahoma; great-grandchildren: Brittney Lord of Fletcher, James Akins of Elgin, Jayden MacDougall of Enid, Waylon Chance McIntosh of Quinlan, Kallyn Royce Kornele of Nye, Montana, Eidith Pearl Harper of Coweta, Avery Layne Phelps of Quinlan; one great-great-grandson Bow Glover of Fletcher; along with many nieces, nephews, and many friends.

The family would like to thank Humanity Hospice, Woodward Skilled Nursing and Therapy and Tammy Willingham-Loomis for all their love and care for the Harper Family.

Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Friday, October 25, 2024 at the Quinlan Methodist Church with Reverend Todd Finley officiating. Burial will follow in the Red Top Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of the Billings Funeral Home.


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