Obit of Lotie Okerson Steckman (s325) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Lillian Cotten  <carnlibr@carnegienet.net>  9 Apr 2001
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Surnames: Okerson, Steckman 

The Carnegie Herald, Wed. Sept. 7, 1949
Final Rites Were Friday Afternoon For Mrs. Steckman

Final rites for Mrs. Lotie Steckman were in the Carnegie Methodist 
church Friday afternoon with Rev. Brodace Elkins, pastor, in charge 
of the services and burial was in the Alden cemetery under direction 
of the Pitcher Funeral Home. Mrs. Steckman, a long time resident of 
this community, died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at her home as a 
result of a heart attack. She was 59 years old.

Lotie Okerson was born near Elk City in Chassey county, Kan., Feb. 
4, 1890. She came with her parents to the West Spring Valley 
community in 1903. She was united in marriage to George M. Steckman 
in 1912. Mr. Steckman died Feb. 2, 1940. A son, Willie, passed away 
in 1924. She had made her home in Carnegie since 1947 and was a 
member of the Methodist church here.

Survivors include her sons, George E. and Floyd Steckman, both of 
whom live south of town; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Jones, Stockton, 
Calif., and four brothers, Alvie, Floyd, Raymond and Cecil Okerson, 
who also live in California. Also four grandchildren survive.

Relatives here from a distance for the service were a sister-in-law, 
Mrs. Ada Steckman, and a nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 
Steckman, and their son, Ritchie, all of Arkansas City, Kan.
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