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CAPITOL HILL BEACON OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA APRIL 18, 2013AGE 6I n Memory of Those Who lived Among Us

Meeker, Tecumseh, Capitol HillJr. and Sr. High Schools, PaulsValley, Lexington, and graduatedat Tonkawa in 1942. She wentinto nurses training in Tulsa, OK,but after three months, she feltcompelled to go to work at DouglasAircraft in OKC to help in the wareffort. She was one of the early"Rosie the Riveters." At Douglas,she married her boss, and theyhad 31 years together. Betty wenton to complete her educationat Oklahoma City CommunityCollege, then OCU, and finished atOU in Norman when she was 79years young. She worked for FAAin OKC for 26-1/2 years. She wasactive in Oklahoma Bicycle Society,Oklahoma Tennis Association,NARFE and Toastmasters. Shegot her pilot's license and had 220hours in Cessna aircraft. She waspreceded in death by husband,Leland; sons, Evertand Bobby; anddaughter, Susan. She is survivedby son/grandson, Joshua, of thehome; Billy, of Mexico; beloveddaughter-in-law, Donna Wilborn;seven grandchildren and eightgreat-grandchildren. She hadmany friends: Ilene Queton, PatGordon, Jan Comeaux, Sylvia EtRobert Bizal, Jean Baum and manyothers. Betty loved her churchand was a staunch Christian. Herchurch was St. Luke's UnitedMethodist of OKC. She belongedto the Triquetra Sunday SchoolClass. Services will be held atSouth Colonial Chapel, 2 p.m.Monday, April 15, with burial atSunny Lane Cemetery.

BARTON Deanna, 47, died April10, 2013. The daughter of WinstonEt Jan Barton, Deanna was born onMay 5, 1965, in OKC. She workedin IT Support Dept. at Dell. Sheleaves behind her parents; son,Nicholasetschel;aughter,Alanna Barton; and brother, GregBarton. Services April 13, 2013,at the South Colonial Chapel atVondel L. Smith.EVERETT Robert Lee, 91, retiredfrom U.S. Air Force died 4-11-13.Service Monday at First ChristianChurch, Moore.HENSLEY. Wanda Lou, 8, died4-13-13. Services Thursday,Resthaven.HILLIARY Wade Wesley died 4-5-13. Wade is survived by his wifeCherie, his two sons Preston andDaniel, and his daughter Makayla.Wade was born November 18,1971 in Arkansas City, Kansas toLloyd and Regina Hilliary, whowith his two sisters Rachelle andRebecca, still continue to servetheir Lord, as Wade did here onearth. Wade is also survived by hisnewly arrived grandson Jordyn,along with countless aunts, uncles,nieces, nephews and many morefamily and friends who will missServices will be held the followingday at Holy Cross LutheranChurch located at 1441 SW 104thStreet in Oklahoma City at April12, 2013. Interment to follow atResurrection Memorial Cemeterylocated at 7801 NW Expresswayin Oklahoma City.LeBARRE Billie Beatrice, 80, ofChoctaw, OK, died April 10, 2013.She was born April 17, 1932 inNew Port, AR to Ray and Marie(Garrison) Knight. Bea workedat Crooked Oak Public Schoolsin the cafeteria for over 20 Yearsand also was a substitute teacherat Choctaw-Nicoma Park PublicSchools. Bea was preceded indeath by her husband Billy of 59years; a son William; 3 brothersand 1 sister. Survivors include 2sons: Billy LeBarre, Jr. and wife,Linda, Joseph Charles LeBarre andwife, Brenda; 4 daughters: FrankieHerrera and husband, Rudy,Lavetta Spain and husband, Gary,and Bernice Posada and husband,Edward; 19 grandchildren; 30great-grandchildren; also 1 sister,Doris Peeler and husband, Leroy;and numerous nieces and nephewsand other family members andfriends. Funeral services will beheld on Saturday, April 13, 2013,.at Bill Eisenhour Northeast FuneralHome with burial to follow atArlington Memory Gardens.MOODY Pearl, 102, died April11, 2013. Pearl was born inPottawatom ie County, OK toHarry Arthur and Tera Edna(Roberts) Moody. She was alongtime member of ExchangeAvenue Baptist Church, whereshe enjoyed being involved in themusic ministry for over 85 years.Pearl was preceded in death by herhusband, Les Moody; four sisters;and her parents. She leaves behindher daughters and their husbands,Barbara and Cal Davenport,Jackie and Malcolm Collins, andPat and Guy McWilliams; fivegrandchildren, Craig Davenport,Rickavenport,ichaelCollins, Cathy Collins, and ChadMcWilliams and wife Romellia;four great-grandchildren, and onegreat-great-grandson. Services tocelebrate her life April 16, 2013,at Exchange Ave. Baptist Church.In lieu of flowers, donations maybe made to the music program atExchange Ave. Baptist Church.MURNAN, Jane, 81, homemaker,died 4-113-12. Service. Tuesday(Resthaven, Oklahoma City).TEGERSON Alice Kathryn, 89,died April 10, 2013. Born in PineValley, MS, she moved to OKCin 1946 and married CharlesTegerson. Alice was preceded indeath by her parents, 4 brothers,3 sisters, and her husband. Shewas a homemaker, a mother,an employee of Colonial ArtCompany, and member of DraperPark Christian Church. Survivedby her son Charles Er wife CarolTegerson of OKC, her daughterPeggy Et husband Stuart Scheppeleof Naperville, IL; 4 grandchildrenandreat-grandchildren.Services are Sunday at VondelSmith's South Colonial Chapel.TOWNSEND Verde!! B., 90,homemaker, died 4-13, 2013.Services Wednesday, VondelSmith Et Son/VOORHEES, Dr. John 84, wasborn Dec. 28, 1928, in MoundCity, MO to John Et Eunice (Price)Voorhees. In 1933, the familymoved to St. Joseph, MO. Johnsuffered with polio as a teenagerbut overcame this illness andgraduated from Lafayette HighSchool in 1946. After his pre-med

at St Joseph Jr. College and beingplaced in the accelerated program,he graduated from Des MoinesUniversity College of OsteopathicMedicine in 1951. Followinginternship, he married MarjorieSchoenfelder in 1953. Dr. Voorheesbegan his practice in Lamont, OK.In 1956, he began his practice inOklahoma City, retiring in 1993.For over 20 years, he served asDirector of Medical Education atHillcrest Health Center, wherehe supervised the training ofMedical Students, Interns andResidents. Dr. Voorhees wascertified by the American Boardof Quality Assurance Et Utilization.Throughout his career, he servedas consultant to Medicare, HFAPand the Oklahoma FoundationFor Medical Quality, wherehe served as Interim MedicalDirector. He held a patent for apocket tracheotomy knife. Foralmost 38 years, Dr. Voorheeswas a director of Friendly NationalBank, later Bank One; at the timeof his death, he was a CommunityDirector for BancFirst OklahomaCity. After retiring from privatepractice, he went back to schooland became a paralegal. He wascurrently working for O.F.M.Q.Et APS Healthcare. Dr. Voorheeswas a lifetime member of theAOA, 00A, and a Fellow of theAcademy of Directors Et MedicalEducators and belonged to St.James Catholic Church, wherehe served as Eucharist Minister,served in the Stephen Ministry andKnights of Columbus. Among his

Association to CelebrateImpact of Elders from all 39TribesMarch 19, 2013 Recogniz-ing the important impact Indianelders have on the fabric of thestate, AARP Oklahoma willonce celebrate Indian elders atits Fifth Annual Indian ElderHonors.

Every year, AARP brings to-gether members from all Okla-homa tribes and nations for acelebration honoring IndianElders in a spirit of peace andharmony, said AARP VolunteerTee Edwards, a member of theChckasaw nation. It's an amaz-ing night when AARP connectsus to people with the sameshared interest and we celebrateour elders.Among last year's honoreeswas a 100-year old Comanchefinger-weaving artist, the lastsurviving son of Oklahomagreat Jim Thorpe, educators,

mnisters and dancers.This event is all about cel-ebrating the extraordinary con-tribution Indian elders, many ofwhom have never been recog-nized before have had on theirfamlies and the people aroundthem.Edwards said. "We work veryhard to have at least one personfrom each of the 39 Oklahomatribes and nations honored ev-ery year."All nomnees must be an en-rolled member of a federally-recognized Oklahoma tribe ornation and must be living. Thosewishing to submit a nomina-tion can mail an essay detailinghow the nomnee has impacted

their tribe or community, alongwith a non-returnable photo,to AARP Indian Elder Honors,

other interests, he played tennis,baked cheesecakes for manyfriends and enjoyed traveling.He truly enjoyed the fellowshipof others, his physician friends,family and close friends, tennispals, SOKCCC friends, churchfriends and BancFirst associates.He was preceded in death byhis wife, Marjorie Ann; parents;brother, Eugene; and nephew,Layton Voorhees. He is survivedby his son, John Michael (Mike)Voorhees, J.D. Er wife Sharon, ofOKC; daughter, Mary Kay FinneyEr husband Kennith, of OKC; son,David Mark Voorhees, D. Ph. EtNatasha Brewer and her daughter,Alexandria, of Knoxville, TN;grandchildren, Kraig V. Finney,Taylor Voorhees Et wife Gretchen,and Samantha Voorhees;nephews and nieces: Bill, Steveand Brian Boos; Carol Walker; JanWolf; and Ken Schoenfelder; andtheir families. Viewing will be 4-8p.m. Monday at Vondel L. SmithEt Son Mortuary, S. Western.Wake services will be held 7 p.m.Tuesday, April 16, 2013. Mass ofChristian Burial will be held 10a.m. Wednesday, April 17, 2013,both services at St. James CatholicChurch, 4201 S. McKinley, withburial to follow at ResurrectionMemorial Cemetery.WILBORN Betty Jo Jordan wasborn in Ponca City, OK and wasa proud Okie all her life. She wasborn to Ethel and Everett Jordan,whom she declared "exceptionalparents." She attended manyschools in Oklahoma, including

126 N. Bryant, Edmond, OK,73012. Nominations can alsobe submtted online by visitingwww.aarp.org/ok Deadline for nomination isJ une 30th. For more informationabout the AARP Indian ElderHonors, contact Mashell Sour-john at 405-715-4474 .

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The association has an-nounced it is accepting nomna-hose selected will be hon-tions for the Fifth Annual AARP ored at the 5th Annual AARPOklahoma Indian Elder Honors Indian Elder Honors whch willnow through June 30. Nomi- be held in October.nations can be made online at:www.aarp.org/okor by mail.