Obit of Tevebaugh, Thelma Minnie Kohler - Cimarron County, Oklahoma

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::Campo Cemetery--Campo CO

Thelma Minnie Kohler Tevebaugh

BOISE CITY, Okla. - Thelma Minnie Kohler Tevebaugh, 88, died Friday, 
Nov. 6, 1998.

Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. CST Monday in Campo Cemetery in 
Campo, Colo., with David George officiating. Arrangements are by 
Cimarron Mortuary of Boise City.

Mrs. Tevebaugh was born at the Kohler Ranch north of Boise City and 
attended the Garett School. After her marriage, she lived on a farm 
southeast of Campo until 1935 when she and her family moved to 
Cimarron River country. In 1942, they bought a farm southeast of 
Boise City.

In 1953, she moved to Boise City where she took the first licensed 
practical nurse class offered at the hospital and graduated in 1954. 
She then worked at the hospital and part-time for Dr. J.L. Wheeler. 
In 1966, she worked for him on a fulltime basis until her retirement 
in 1983.

She was a member of the Union Chapel Methodist Church and taught 
Sunday School in Union Chapel, Marella and Boise City. She also was 
active in the Circle E Home Demonstration Club.

She married Jesse Ward "J.W." Tevebaugh in 1927 at Boise City. He 
preceded her in death.

Survivors include her children, Reba Killion, Alberta Shannon and 
Olen Tevebaugh, all of Boise City, and Clayton Tevebaugh of Campo; 
three sisters, Era Gegan of Maize, Kan., Nell Bristol of Lamar, 
Colo., and Merle Buller of Eugene, Ore.; two brothers, Robert Kohler 
of Elkhart, Kan., and Paul Kohler of Boise City; 10 grandchildren; 
and 14 greatgrandchildren.

The family suggests memorials be to Cimarron Nursing Home which may 
be left in care of the mortuary.

Amarillo Globe  News 8 Nov 1998
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