Memorial Page

Here you will find pictures and stories about people that we have loved and lost, but have not forgotten. They are in our hearts and in our minds always.

          Darla K. Keehn Hardin, born May 4, 1959, died October 10, 1998

   Darla was a very good and dear friend.   It did not matter if you knew her a long time or for just a little while, she became dear to your heart.  She always thought of others first, no matter how she was feeling.  Darla was very involved in two organizations; the American Cancer Society and its fight against breast cancer; and served as a Webelo Leader, Boy Scouts of America, Pack 175, of Indian Nations Council.  She also volunteered daily at her sons school as well as singing in the choir at her church.   Darla will be greatly missed, but I am sure that she is watching over all of her friends and family, and will always be there when they need her the most.

James Angelo Flor, born November 6, 1912, died February 8, 1998

James was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and a great-grandfather. He started working for OG&E in June 1952. He retired in November 1977.  He was a member of the Elks lodge #1890 in Midwest City, OK. He enjoyed leather craft and woodcarving and made many beautiful things for his family and friends. He was also a member of St. Philip Neri Catholic church since May 1960.  I always remember him as being a strong and loving family man. He would do anything to help his family and friends and he was always showing his love for them in lots of ways. He will be greatly missed by all that knew him and loved him.  

Valeria Lee Burns Simpson, born May 25, 1936, died March 19, 1999

She was a very good mother to Kenny and Lonnie Joe for 42 years, and wife to Ken for 15 years. She enjoyed working on doll houses and talking to family and   friends and playing bingo. She will be greatly missed by all that knew her and loved her.

Thelma Jean Simpson, born September 25, 1941, died June 12, 1991

She was raised in Oklahoma City and was a computer operator for American Floral Services for 5 years. She  married  Don L. Simpson on January 24,1961.  She had two sons, Kenneth James Simpson and Darrell Lloyd Simpson.

Virginia Melba Kemp, born October 4, 1922, died January 27, 1999 after a lengthy illness.

She was raised in Oklahoma City. One of fourteen children. She had seven children, twenty grandchildren, and twenty-seven great-grandchildren. She was chosen Oklahoma Cities Mother of the Year in 1952. She will be greatly missed by all.

Vern L. Kemp, born October 8, 1920, died September 17, 1999

He will be greatly missed by all.