Obit of Ellen Dee (LaBoon) Huntley (h534) - Grady County, Oklahoma

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::Rose Hill Cemetery--Chickasha OK

The Chickasha Express-Star 17 February 2003

ELLEN DEE HUNTLEY

Graveside services for Ellen Dee (LaBoon) Huntley will be held 
Wednesday, February 19, at 2:00 at Rose Hill Cemetery.  She died 
peacefully February 16, 2003, at the age of 93.

Ellen Dee was born September 21, 1909, in McKinney, Texas, the 
daughter of Wade and May Ellen (Folsom) LaBoon, moving to Chickasha 
as an infant.  She married Urban Eugene Huntley on December 22, 
1934, in Guthrie.  Two children were born to this union:  Elizabeth 
Ann and William Eugene.

Ellen Dee began her married life in Rush Springs, moving back to 
Chickasha in 1941.  She was a seamstress and a homemaker.  Her joys 
in life were her gardening, her grandchildren, and her great 
grandchildren.  She was a member of the Town and Country, Club, 
Altrusa, Epworth United Methodist Church, and was a lifetime member 
of the American Legion Auxiliary.

Ellen Dee was preceded in death by her husband Eugene Huntley, three 
brothers:  Wade LaBoon, Fred LaBoon, and Van LaBoon; and a sister, 
Marion Pope.

She is survived by daughter:  Beth Ann Schenk and husband Don of 
Chickasha; son:  Bill Huntley of Pagosa Springs, CO; brother:  Frank 
LaBoon and wife Bonnie of Austin, TX; sisters:  Rosamond Miller and 
husband Jim of Norman and MaeJean McKelvey of Hurst, TX; 
grandchildren:  Alan and Kendra Schenk and Jeff and Susan Schenk of 
Chickasha, Chris and Dona Parrish of Pocasset, Brent Huntley of 
Pagosa Springs, CO, and Chris Huntley of Albuquerque, NM; ten great 
grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.

Interment will be in the Rose Hill Cemetery under the direction of 
Sevier Funeral Home.  Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice 
of Central Oklahoma, Inc.
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