Obit of Coy T Bridges - Grady County, Oklahoma

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The Chickasha Express-Star
14 September 2001

Coy T. Bridges

Coy T. Bridges, 61, of Tuttle, passed away September 9, 2001. He was 
born November 8, 1939, in Witt Springs, AR, to Johnny and Orpha Stumpf 
Bridges. 

Coy worked as a plant superintendent for farmland Industries. At the 
time of his death he was a member of True Oak Fellowship Church and was 
formerly a member of College Heights Baptist Church for 17 years. Coy 
enjoyed playing guitar, hunting, playing baseball and waterskiing. 

He was preceded in death by his parents. 

He is survived by, his wife Virginia Price Bridges of the home; daughters:
Wanda and husband Dale Jobe, of Tuttle, and Sheila and husband Edward Casey, 
of Oklahoma City; brothers: Gerald Shook of Ft. Smith, AR, Odell Bridges of 
Ark.; twin brother, Troy and wife Doris Bridges, of Long View, TX; sisters: 
Juanita Pack, of Roland, OK; Eunice Robinson of Ark., Veda and husband Orgil 
Reed, of Kentucky, Evelyn Kennedy, of Jerusalem, AR, Velma Hopkins, of 
Jerusalem, AR, A.R. and Johnnie Mae Earnhart, of Ark.; 8 grandchildren and 
1 great grandchild. 

Services were 2:00 PM on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001, at the South Colonial 
Chapel, 6934 S. Western in OKC. Services were under the direction of Vondel 
L. Smith and Son Mortuary, Oklahoma City, OK.