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| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
CRESCENT, OKLAHOMA ~ E-Mail ministry ~ September 8, 2004 Music: "In The Garden" |
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| Abernathy - Aaron Funeral Home ~~~~~ 201 North Hickory Crescent, Oklahoma (405) 969-3361 Howard & Jackie Aaron Darrol Waite __________________________ |
| This webpage is provided by the First Baptist Church of Crescent, Oklahoma |
| Updated: 07-02-06 |
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| Connie & her mom, Beulah, June 5, 2004
at Beulah's 90th Birthday Party |
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| In Loving Memory of
Beulah Esther Hewitt Beulah Esther Hewitt passed away August 24th at Deaconess Select Specialty Hospital in Oklahoma City. She was born June 4, 1914 at Tonkawa, Oklahoma City to James & Minnie Gardner. She was married to the late D. D. "Jack" Hewitt for over 60 years. She accepted Christ that the early age of 7 and was baptized into the Methodist Church which she loved all her life. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, sisters: Ethel Gardner. Georgia Clup, twins Loretta Mary Keele and Lauretta Marie Gardner. She leaves loving memories with her daughters Jacquelynn Horn and Connie Pardue and husband, Franklin. One sister Virginia Gray and husband Harvey. Granddaughter LaDeanna Crosswhite and husband Frank, Grandsons Billy Horn and wife Jamay, Coy Horn and daughter Casady Horn and sons Michael, Brandon and Dane Stout. Russell Pardue and wife Cyndee, Donald Pardue and wife, Annie, Steven Pardue and wife Angie, Frankie Pardue and wife Andie. Great Grand-daughter Shannon Blevins and husband, Josh, Great Grandsons Jeremiah Crosswhite and wife, Christin, Ryan Pardue, Blake and Colby Pardue. Great Grandson Sawyer Blevins. Nieces Nicki Keele and Vickie Neales and husband, Robert. Great Nephews Ryan and Ross Neales. Nephew James Gray and many friends. She was a long time member of the Anchor Rebekah Lodge Number 155 and served as Noble Grand 4 times. She had belonged to the "Friendly Club," numerous flower clubs and Alpha Study Club. She served as room mother every year her daughters were in school and sponsored "Teen Town" above the City Police Station many times. She loved eating at the Crescent City Cafe and they were so good to her. Services were held Saturday, August 28, 2004 at the Abernathy Funeral Chapel with Rev. Roper Pitt officiating and burial at the Crescent Cemetery beside her beloved husband. A PERSONAL NOTE: Connie shared with her church friends - how much she appreciated the good care her mother received during her last days at the hospital, and the special people who came by her room and prayed for her! The Golden Chain Of Friendship Friendship is like a golden chain, the links are friends so dear, And like a rare and precious jewel it's treasured more each year... It's clasped together firmly with a love deep and true, And it's rich with happy memories and fond recollections, too... Time can't destroy it's beauty for as long as memory lives, Years can't erase the pleasure that the joy of friendship gives... For friendship is a priceless gift that can't be bought or sold, But to have an understanding friend is worth far more than gold... And the golden chain of friendship is a strong and blessed tie Binding kindred hearts together as the years go passing by. Copyright � 1990 Helen Steiner Rice All Rights Reserved |
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