Love Co., OK. - Obit for Crystal Dawn Hodges

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                Obit for Crystal Dawn Hodges

Graveside services for Crystal Dawn Hodges, 31, of Healdton, were held at 10
a.m. Monday, October 22, at Simon Cemetery, with the Rev. Jim Gillum and Les
Hacker officiating.

Miss Hodges was born September 26, 1970, in Ardmore, the daughter of D.C. and
Bonnie Gray Hodges. She died Friday, October 19, 2001, at her home.

The seventh child born to D.C. and Bonnie Gray Hodges, she grew up and attended
school at Wilson. Miss Hodges became a licensed practical nurse in 1993 after
completing the LPN Program at Southern Oklahoma Vocational Center in Ardmore.

Survivors include her parents; a son, Dillon; eight sisters and brothers-in-
law, Diana and Victor McMahan, Judy and Les Hacker, Sherri and Tommy Way,
Brenda Graham, Jacky Grissom, Mindy and Will Leinewebber, Bonnie and Randall
Jackson and Amy Hodges; two brothers and a sister-in-law, Dennis Hodges and
Danny and Christina Hodges; eight nieces; 10 nephews; a great-niece and three
great-nephews.

Miss Hodges was preceded in death by a sister, Gail Grissom, in 1998.

Pallbearers were Greg McMahan, Lynn McMahan, Matt McMahan, David McMahan,
Donnie Hacker, Joey Way, John Way and J.W. Grissom.

Services were under the direction of Alexander Funeral Home, Wilson.

Published in the Marietta Monitor, Love County, Friday, October 26, 2001.