Beckham Co. OK - Obit for Bonnie Lee Easter Harris Hills
   
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   Bonnie Lee Hills Brady was born August 20, 1926 in Carter, Oklahoma to
   Carrie  Ann  and Charlie Abl Easter. She passed away November 18, 2000
   in Cheyenne, Oklahoma at the age of 74 years, 2 months and 28 days.
   Bonnie  attended  school at Highway before moving to Strong City where
   she attended school and took care of the superintendent's children. On
   November  26,  1942 she married Hugh Winston Harris. They continued to
   live  south  of  Strong City where they farmed. She married W.E. "Bud"
   Hills  on  July  20, 1957 in Raton, New Mexico. They lived in Cheyenne
   where  they  owned and operated the Hills Cafe. In 1961 they built the
   Hills  Motel.  Bud passed away on June 3, 1970 and Bonnie continued to
   operate the motel until 1984 when she sold the motel. She continued to
   work  at the motel until her death. She was married to Warren D. "Pat"
   Brady at Cheyenne, Oklahoma on January 29, 1972.
   She was a member of the Cheyenne First Baptist Church.
   She  was  preceded  in  death  by her parents; husbands; one son, Hugh
   Wesley  Harris;  two  brothers; one sister; and a special friend, Spec
   Lester.
   Survivors  include  one  daughter,  Frances Dearing and husband Jim of
   Yukon,  Oklahoma;  one  son,  Phillip  Hills and wife Debra of Seling,
   Oklahoma;  three  sisters,  Bridie Jewel Dodd of Denver, Colorado, and
   Charlie  Josephine  Lindsey, and Syble Lovine Namba, both of Elk City,
   Oklahoma;  six  brothers,  Grover  Arlin Easter of Gordonville, Texas,
   Clinton Orville Easter of Ft. Cobb, Oklahoma, Thomaws Elvern Easter of
   Sayre,  Oklahoma,  Lee  Ray  Easter  of  Watonga, Oklahoma and Charles
   Delbert  Easter and Even Joe Easter, both of Elk City, Oklahoma; seven
   grandchildren  Kallen  Wesley  Nichols of Lemoore, California, Quintin
   Dale  Nichols  and  Terry  Brett  Nichols, both of Canyon Lake, Texas,
   Shawn  Elvert  Harris  of  Holton, kansas, Lynda LuAnn Hills of Yukon,
   Oklahoma,  and  Penny  Lee  Hills  of  Seiling,  Oklahoma; seven great
   grandchildren,  Amanda  Lynn Hills of Stillwater, Oklahoma, Brooklynn,
   Baylee  and  Karlee Nichols, all of Canyon Lake, Texas, Shayla Nichols
   of  Lemoore,  California, Jasmine Hills of Seiling, Oklahoma and Chase
   and  Thaddeus  Harris  of  Holton,  Kansas; along with a host of other
   relatives and friends.
   Memorial  may  be  given  to  the First Baptist Church or the Cheyenne
   School Educational Foundation.
   Services  were  held November 21, 2000 at 10:30 a.m. at Cheyenne First
   Baptist  Church officiated byv A.L. Martin and Terrell Romberg. Burial
   was  at  Cheyenne Cemetery, Cheyenne, Roger Mills County, OK under the
   direction of Rose Chapel Funeral Service.