Love Co., OK. - Obit for George Clint Hembree

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                    Obit for George Clint Hembree

Services for George Clint "Mutt" Hembree, 85, of Oswalt were Tuesday at 2:00
p.m. in the Alexander Funeral Home Chapel, Wilson, with Rev. Bob Cox
officiating.

Born January 29, 1914, at Oswalt, Mr. Hembree died October 30, 1999, in
Marietta. He was the son of James Edward and Willie Cassandra White Hembree.

A resident of Love County all of his life, Mr. Hembree grew up and lived at
Simon, Oswalt and Pike. He worked in the oil fields for Ardmore Drilling, in
addition to farming and ranching. Mr. Hembree was married to Leona Georgeann
Chisum.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Leona Hembree of the home; a daughter, Betty
Tyler of Marietta; three sons, Bobby Nipp of Lone Grove, Charles Hembree of
Thackerville and Jerry Hembree of Madill; a sister, Mary Phillips of Santa
Paula, California; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Mr. Hembree was preceded in death by his parents; three sisters, Vida E.
Jackson, Laura Grubbs and Hettie Nelson; six brothers, William Hembree, Odie
Hembree, J.W. Hembree, Bobby Hembree, John "Diemont" Hembree and Jim Hembree.

Interment in the Simon Cemetery was directed by Alexander Funeral Home, Wilson.
Serving as pallbearers were Larry Wilson, Sonny Mobley, Winston Warthen, Donnie
Nipp, Clyde Nipp and Curtiss Nipp. Honorary bearers were Gene Nipp, John Nipp
and Shorty Faulkenberry.

Reprinted from the Marietta Monitor, Love County, November 15, 1999.