Obit for LaBerta Ackerman 
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Transcribed from the Altus Times http://www.altustimes.com/
Dated June, 2001
For the Harmon County, OK. archives project:
http://www.usgwarchives.net/ok/harmon/harmon.htm 
1/26/2002 by Bill Cook, for the Harmon Co. Okla. Archives.
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LaBerta Ackerman 

Graveside services were held Friday for LaBerta Ackerman, 78, of Fort Cobb at Fort Cobb's Oak Grove 
Cemetery. 

Brian Sokolosky a former student of hers officiated. 

She died Monday. She was born Nov. 2, 1922 in Harmon County to Bert and Lacree (Putnam) Day. 

Her parents were former residents of Altus. 

She married Al Ackerman on Oct. 16, 1948 in Tucumcari, N.M.. The couple moved to Fort Cobb that year. 

He died Dec. 27, 1999. 

She was also preceded in death by her parents. 

She graduated from Central View High School and from Southwestern State College. 

She taught school for 43 years at Oklahoma City, Clinton, Friendship and at Fort Cobb. 

Her hobbies include gardening and working in her yard. 

Survivors include two daughters, Diana Megert and her husband, Larry of Lovington, N.M., and Suzy 
Deatherage and her husband, Mark of Wichita Falls, two brothers, Jim Day and his wife Norman, of Dillion, 
Mont. and Bob Day and his wife, Marlene of Houston, Texas, two sisters, Doris Barrick and her husband Roy 
of Lawton, and Esther Oldland of Oklahoma City, a special friend, Carroll Myers of Oklahoma City, and several 
nieces and nephews and many friends. 

Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Steverson Funeral Home.