Beckham Co. OK            NORMAN DALE CHAPMAN

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   Elk City Newspaper Beckham Co.
   
   NORMAN DALE CHAPMAN
   
   Norman Dale CHAPMAN was born April 14, 1936 in Cheyenne, OK to Raymond
   Norman the (and) Mary Caroline (THOMAS)CHAPMAN and died at the age of
   60. He ws raised in Elk City and graduated from Elk City High School
   in 1955. He worked in a Dental Lab in Elk City and in 1968 moved to
   Enid where he established his own Dental Lab. He moved to Austin, TX
   in 1988 where he has lived since. He worked in Security at Austin, TX.
   
   Survivors include; his wife, Yvonne CHAPMAN of Austin, TX; two sons,
   Anthony CHAPMAN of Austin and Gregory CHAPMAN of US Army Stationed in
   Florida; one brother, Dean CHAPMAN of Clinton; also four
   grandchildren.
   
   He was preceded in death by his parents. Private family services will
   be held.
   
   Record Notes: Dale disappeared Nov. 24, 1996 and was found Dec. 23,
   1996. He was cremated and placed between Till and Mary at the Fairlawn
   Cem. Everything found leads us to believe Dale died the evening of
   Nov. 24, 1996