Obit of Pack, Lillie Gertrude - Alfalfa County, Oklahoma

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::Hillcrest Memorial Park--Bakersfield CA

Pack, Lillie Gertrude

Lillie Gertrude Pack July 20, 1917 - Dec. 21, 2006 Viewing will be 
Thursday Dec. 28, at 4-8PM. with the graveside services being held 
Friday Dec. 29 at 2p.m. Both will take place at Hillcrest Memorial 
Park. Lillie was born in Carmen, Oklahoma on July 20, 1917 and passed 
from this life to eternity on Dec. 21, 2006. Lillie married Nathan 
Bruce Pack in 1935. They spent 51 beautiful years together before 
Bruce was called home in 1986. Lillie lived in Bakersfield since 
1950. She worked seasonally for an agricultural contractor, as a 
labeler until mid 70's. Though she had no biological children of her 
own, she had numerous nieces and nephews that considered her a second 
mom and numerous grand nieces and grand nephews that considered her a 
grandma. Lillie loved life. She and Bruce traveled and explored many 
states by R.V. camping. She was very kind hearted and treated 
everyone equally and fairly. She saw good in everyone. If Lillie 
could help a person she was always willing. She was a wonderful cook 
and liked to grow beautiful flowers and tend to her lush green yard. 
Lillie had a smile like sunshine. Lillie loved Jesus and was ready to 
go home and meet Him face to face. "So let your hearts rejoice, and 
let your spirit sing. Lillie is spending Christmas in the presence of 
the King!" She is preceded in death by her loving husband Bruce, her 
mother Myrtle Meeks, her father Allen Meeks, two brothers Jesse and 
Bill Meeks and one sister Pearlie Walts. She is survived by one 
sister Flossie Pack of Bakersfield, and two bothers Lloyd and Ray 
Meeks of Oklahoma, and numerous nephews and nieces and friends who 
will deeply miss her, but know we will see her again one day.

Published in the Bakersfield Californian from 12/27/2006 - 
12/29/2006.
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