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::Plainview Mennonite Cemetery--Verden OK

©The Chickasha Express-Star 2 June 2003

Lavina Koehn

Funeral services for Lavina Koehn, 88, of Cement, were held at 10:30 
a.m., Monday. June 2, 2003, at the Plainview Mennonite Church.

Lavina Koehn was born December 4, 1914, in Greensburg, Kansas, the 
daughter of Jobe and Helena Eck Smith.  She died Friday, May 30, 
2003, at her home in Cement.

She had lived in this area most of her life.  She worked as a cook at 
Shanoan Springs Nursing Home for 20 years.

She and Jim Koehn were married October 2, 1940, in Oklahoma City.  He 
preceded her in death in 1970.

She was also preceded in death by four sisters and seven brothers.

Survivors include:  three daughters, Gloria and husband Jerry Morse 
of Pollock. Louisiana, Rosie and husband Clyde Schmidt of Cement, 
Edella Parks of Chickasha; two sons, Mike and wife Carolee Koehn of 
Gering, Nebraska, Reynold and wife Norma Jean Koehn of Farmington, 
Kentucky; four stepsisters:  Elizabeth Jantz of Chickasha, Florence 
Nightingale of Chickasha, Eva Redger of Chickasha, Dena Smith of 
Texas; brother and wife, Louie and Marie Smith of Newton, Kansas; 
sister-in-law:  Bertha Smith of Chickasha; 12 grandchildren; 13 great 
grandchildren.

Interment will be in Plainview Mennonite Cemetery under the direction 
of Sevier Funeral Home.

Online Memorial:
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