Obit of Jimmie Lyle Ott (o300) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller   <skmiller@webtv.net>  24 May 2000
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Surnames: Ott, Tatum 

Jimmie Lyle Ott
May 22, 2000

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, 24-May-2000 at the 
Crews Funeral Home Chapel at Apache for Jimmie Lyle Ott, 90, of 
Apache, who died 22-May-2000 at his home in Apache. Officiating was 
John Duval of the Gore Blvd. Church of Christ of Lawton, Ok. and 
David Bonner. Burial was in Apache's Fairview Cemetery under the 
direction of the Crews Funeral Home.

Ott was born 12-Aug-1909 in Leslie, Arkansas. He married the former 
Bobbie Maxine Tatum 19-Aug-1936 at Bearden. He came to Oklahoma as a 
child in 1910. He moved to Apache in 1942, to Cement in 1964 and 
back to Apache in 1971. He was employed by the Amerada Petroleum 
Corporation from 1935 until his retirement in 1971. He was a member 
of the Gore Blvd. Church of Christ in Lawton, Ok. He was a Bible 
teacher and song leader. He helped establish a congregation in 
Bunkie, La.

Preceding him in death was his wife on 23-Jun-1993; his parents; two 
brothers; and one sister. Survivors include one daughter, one son, 
one granddaughter, one grandson and one sister.