Obit of Audrey 'Lee' Keeton (k350) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller  <skmiller@webtv.net >  1 Apr 2000
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Surnames: Keeton, McCloskey, Heavin 

Audry 'Lee' Keeton
March 19, 2000

Funeral services were held 22-Mar-2000 at the Cyril First Baptist 
Church for Audry 'Lee' Keeton who died 19-Mar-2000 in Cyril, Caddo 
county, Ok. Burial was in the Cement Cemetery under the direction of 
the Binyon-Cyril Funeral Home.

Keeton was born 10-Jun-1914 at Anutt, Dent county, Mo. to Elva and 
Opal (Heavin) Keeton. He married 18-Oct-1936 in Chickasha, Grady 
county, Ok. Arlene McCloskey. Keeton moved to Cement as a child and 
graduated from Cement High School. He worked in the oilfields and 
for the railroad. In 1941 he moved to Cyril where be began working 
for the Anderson-Prichard Oil Refinery. After his retirement, he 
opened the Keeton Insurance Agency in Cyril in 1974. He was a member 
of the Cyril Rotary Club and had served the club as president. He 
had been a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge in 
Cement. He was a member of the First Baptist Church and served as 
church usher.

He was preceded in death by two sons, Joyce Kenneth in 1942 and 
Billy Wayne in 1957; his parents, and two brothers. Survivors 
include his wife, two daughters, one brother, three sisters, two 
granddaughters and two grandsons 
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