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If you know of
Nathan Hale Alumni that are deceased, please send obituaries,
personal remembrances or other information for our "Memorials" section.
Class of '67 Directory Class of 1967 News
 Herschel L. Augspurger II |
 Larry D. Barker |
 Mike F. Best |
 Stephen D. Cadwell |
 Peggy A. Cantwell-Wagenblatt 2004 |
 R. Ann Chamblee |
 Terry C. Cohea |
 Rusty A. Cook (junior photo) |
 Steve R. Duncan 2003 |
 Mike B. Farmer |
 Bob J. Hendricks 2001 |
 Joyce E. Hunter-Holsted 2009 |
 Joe H. Imbese |
 G. Doug Jenkins |
 Larry R. Johnson 2007 |
 John B. Lynn |
 J. Mike Moody 2010 |
 Larry E. Moore |
 Jim R. Nichols |
 Sherry L. Osborn-Lord 2008 |
 Diane Padden-Kirkbride 2005 |
 Nina B. Palmer-Bernstrom 2005 |
 Gary P. Pickup 2007 |
 Robert R. Pillow (junior photo) 2009 |
 Steve A. Powell |
 Jerry D. Rankin 2003 |
 Patricia Rudisill |
 John C. Sandberg |
 Scott L. Schober |
 Terry L. Tarochione (junior photo) |
 Pat A. Tolbert |
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JOYCE E. HUNTER-HOLSTED was born on September 10, 1949 and passed away on Thursday, May 7, 2009. She was last known to be living in Lawson, Missouri. She was preceded in death by her husband William. Funeral services were held May 12, 2009 at the Community Alliance Church in Lawson, MO. Burial is in the Lawson Cemetery. |
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Dr. Mike Moody left this earthly home on
January 1, 2010, at his home in Shawnee, OK.
Mike was born August 29, 1949, to J. T. (Jake) Jr. and Betty (McKnight) Moody in Vinita Oklahoma. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, his father, and a sister, Janie Gore [c/o 1970], and infant daughter, Jessica. |
| He is survived by: his wife, Barbara [Bastel c/o 1966] of 38 years; mother, Betty Moody-Clark; brother, Tom Moody; sister, Paula Brophy and husband; sons, Jim and Jon Moody; daughter, Jennifer Moody; “adopted” son, Lars Bieberstein and wife; grandson, Keaton Moody. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins, and his best friend of 36 years, John Pojman. | |
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Mike practiced his beloved Osteopathic Medical
profession in Waynoka, OK; Oklahoma City, OK; Ardmore, OK; and
Shawnee, OK.
Memorial service 3 pm, Saturday, January 9, at Floral Haven Chapel. In lieu of flowers, the family request that contributions be made to the Oklahoma Foundation for Osteopathic Medicine at 4848 N. Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105, a foundation that Mike supported and served on for many years or the charity / cause of their choice. |
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Editor's Note: Mike & Barbara were early supporters of the Nathan Hale Alumni Foundation, making a substantial donation when we were raising funds for a new auditorium sound system. Mike was also a frequent sponsor of our annual golf tournament, which is the main source of funding for the scholarships that we give to current students every year. We hope other former Rangers will follow his example and support the work of the NHAF, especially during these trying times for our public schools. |
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Sherry Lynn Osborn-Lord, 59, born in Tulsa, OK, April 2, 1949, completed her journey to her heavenly home on December 19, 2008, with a host of loved ones gathered around her. Her faith never wavered in the midst of her 4 plus years battle with metastatic breast cancer. Sherry was preceded in her death by her father, Marion Thomas Osborn. |
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She is survived by: her husband and the love of her life, Thomas W.
Lord; her mother, Geraldine Osborn; sister, Shirley Reed; brothers,
Wayne and Riley Osborn; and the families of her loving children,
Karen and Roy Lyons, Deanna and Allen Craddock, Edward and Shyla
Lord, Sandra and Reid Neff, and Wade Center.
Her smile and laughter will be missed by each of her 11 grandchildren and everyone who knew her. Each of the many lives Momma-Sherry touched learned the meaning of unconditional love, a mother's comfort, and family unity. In this, her legacy is forever shared. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be made to Tulsa Chapter Susan G. Komen Foundation in her memory. |
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Robert Ray Pillow,
60, passed away Thursday, November 19, 2009, in Tulsa, OK. Born
February 12, 1949, in Tulsa, OK to Ray D. and Roberta M.
Marquette-Pillow.
He was a retired carpenter. He attended Nathan Hale High School. He was a member of the Church of Christ. He lived in Ketchum, OK with his loving wife Jayme, for 23 years and his two sons, Joshua and Benjamin. |
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Preceded in death by his father; Ray D. Pillow. Survived by: his
mother and sister, Gayle Pillow-Kerns [Class of '68], of
Memphis, TN; his wife, Jayme Pillow of Ketchum, 0K; sons, Josh
Pillow of Tulsa, OK, and Ben Pillow of Stillwater, OK. Services
were held at Memorial Park Cemetery in Tulsa.
~published in Tulsa World, November 30, 2009 |
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Nina B. Palmer-Bernstrom, born Aug.16, 1949 to Dan and Lucille Palmer, passed away June 30, 2005. Nina was a graduate of the OU School of Nursing and a nurse to Dr. Brian Geister. She enjoyed gardening, interior decorating and was a rabid OU fan. Donations may be made in lieu of flowers to the American Cancer Society or Habitat for Humanity. Interment at Resurrection Cemetery. ~published in The Daily Oklahoman, (Oklahoma City, OK) July 4, 2005 |
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Larry R.
Johnson, 57, of Tulsa, passed away suddenly Sunday, February 4,
2007. Retired restaurant owner, computer expert and U.S. Navy
Veteran. Larry's love for his family and friends will always be
cherished.
He remains the cornerstone for his family. God has chosen one of His best to take Home. He is now running on new legs and riding his Homadechilly. |
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Survived by his
father, Janet, his loving spouse of 38 years, a son, a daughter,
four grandchildren, a sister, his best friend, Dan and numerous
extended family members and friends worldwide.
Larry celebrated life and in return we celebrate his. In the hearts of those whose lives he touched, he shall forever live. Memorial service 1 p.m., Friday, February 9, at Nick Reynolds Funeral Service. |
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Diane is survived by her husband, Joe, and three wonderful daughters who will miss her very much. She was a successful realtor and teacher. |
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Jerry Dean Rankin died very suddenly on January 7, 2003. He leaves behind a wife, three daughters, and three grandsons. He was an X-ray tech for 32 years. He also served 8 years in the U.S. Air Force. He is loved and greatly missed by his family. - Sherrill Griffin-Rankin, Class of '66 |
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