Obit of David Hughes Nixon (n250) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller  <skmiller@webtv.net >  8 Jun 2000
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Surnames: Nixon, Price, Tingley, Farmer, Campbell, Mannschreck 

David Hughes Nixon
June 06, 2000

Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. Thursday 08-Jun-2000 in 
Anadarko's Memory Lane Cemetery for David Hughes Nixon, 92, of 
Anadarko who died 06-Jun-2000 in Chickasha. Officiating was Charles 
Roberts. Services were under the direction of the Smith Funeral 
Chapel of Anadarko.

Nixon was born 02-Oct-1907 in Gracemont to David Charles and Georgia 
(Price) Nixon. He married the former Leona Tingley. He resided most 
of his life in the Anadarko area. He graduated from Washita High 
School in 1926 and later from the Anadarko Business College. He was 
employed by the Carnegie Bank, and Conoco Oil Company. He resided in 
Ponca City, Kay County, Ok.; Kansas City, Mo. where he was employed 
as a bookkeeper; then Council Grove, Kansas. He and his family moved 
back to Anadarko where he owned and operated a produce business for 
approximately 30 years. He was then employed by the Pyramid 
Insurance Company and achieved the status of 'Million Dollar Man'. 
He was a member of the First Christian Church of Anadarko and 
Chickasha and was a charter member of the Anadarko Noon Lions Club.

Preceding him in death were his parents; three brothers, George, 
Albin and Lloyd; two sisters, Marie Farmer Campbell and Dorothy 
Mannschreck, and two granddaughters. Survivors include his wife, two 
sons, five grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, one brother and 
three stepchildren. 
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