Obit of Amelia Evelyn Martin (m635) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller  <skmiller@webtv.net >  23 May 2000
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Surnames: Martin, Reyes, Jennings 

Amelia Evelyn Martin
May 20, 2000

Funeral mass was held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, 23-May-2000 at St. 
Patrick's Catholic Church in Anadarko for Amelia Evelyn Martin, 30, 
of Gracemont, who died 20-May-2000 at University Hospital in 
Oklahoma City, Ok. from injuries received in an auto accident April 
13, 2000. Officiating was Father Mike Wheelahan. A rosary service 
was held 22-May-2000 at the Steverson Funeral Home Chapel in 
Anadarko. Burial was in the Gracemont Cemetery under the direction 
of the Steverson Funeral Home.

Ms. Martin was born 13-May-1970 in Anadarko to Tommy and Jackie 
(Jennings) Reyes. She married Shawn Martin 01-Feb-1985 in 
Drumwright, Creek County, Ok. She lived in the Gracemont community 
where she attended school. For the past two years she had been 
employed by VISTA and managed the Family Literacy Program at the 
Anadarko Community Library. She also conducted Story Time and 
Parenting Classes in Anadarko, Fort Cobb, Gracemont, Carnegie, 
Binger and Lookeba-Sickles. She was an enthusiastic and well 
organized worker, who related well with others and earned the 
respect and admiration of her fellow employees. She was a member of 
the Anadarko Literacy Council, the Caddo County Inter-Agency 
Coalition and the Oklahoma State Literacy Coalition.

Preceding her in death was her mother; one brother, Paul Reyes; and 
one sister, Teresa Lafoon. Survivors include two sons, one daughter, 
her father, two brothers, two sisters, three uncles, and three 
aunts. 
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