Obit of Orvil Bost (b230) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller  <skmiller@webtv.net > 31 Oct 2000   
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Surnames: Bost, Yancey, Timmers, Eades, Daniels, Hooker, Finley, 
Bradley, Nault, Matlock, Croney, Blue, Snider 

Orval Bost
April 16, 1996

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday, 18-Apr-1996 in the 
Steverson Funeral Home Chapel in Anadarko for Orval Bost, 89, of 
Chickasha who died 16-Apr-1996 at the Shanoan Springs Nursing Home 
in Chickasha, Grady county, Ok. Burial was in the Gracemont Cemetery 
under the direction of the Steverson Funeral Home of Anadarko. 
Pallbearers were Wayne Bost, John Matlock, Edward Croney, Leldon 
Blue, Audy Wayne Blue and Jay Snider.

Bost was born 13-Feb-1907 in Oppelo, Ark. to William Thomas and Lula 
Yancey Bost. He married the former Floris Timmers in Anadarko in 
1932. He came to Caddo county with his family in 1920 and attended 
school at Spring Creek and Gracemont. Bost had a barber shop at 
Spring Creek which he operated until he moved to California in the 
1940's. He lived in Atwater, Calif., where had a service station and 
did concrete finishing work until moving back to Oklahoma to make 
his home in Grady county. He had been a resident of Shanoan Springs 
Nursing Home for the last 10 years. He was baptized into the Church 
of Christ at Spring Creek many years ago.

Preceding him in death were his parents; one brother, Arthur Bost; 
and one sister, Mae Eades. Survivors include his children, Bonnie 
Ann Daniels of Merced, Calif., and Charles 'Bud' Bost of Fresno, 
Calif.,; three sisters, Velma Hooker of Chickasha, Ok., Gusta Finley 
of Hydro, Ok., and Alma Bradley of Conway, Ark.; a brother, Otis 
Bost of Chickasha, Ok.; a half-sister, Nita Gail Nault of Portland, 
Ore.; four grandchildren, several nieces and nephews, other 
relatives and good friends.