Marshall County, Oklahoma Obituary: Callie Lee Goff - g100

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Source: The Madill Record January 23, 1964
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Callie Lee Goff died Friday in an Ardmore hospital.

She was a native of Jessie, I.T., and had resided in Woodville, 
Lebanon, and Madill several years.

Funeral services for Mrs. Goff were held Monday afternoon in the 
Church of Church. Don C. Bunnell officiated at the service with 
singing arranged by Lucille Murray. Burial was in Woodville cemetery 
with Watts Funeral Home in charge.

Born October 8, 1890, Mrs. Goff was raised at Jessie. She married 
Lee Franklin Goff at Jessie September 23, 1906, and they moved to 
Woodville two years later.

Mr. and Mrs. Goff moved to Brownsville community in extreme southern 
Marshall county in 1911, and moved to Lebanon in 1940. They lived in 
Lebanon when he died October 19, 1949. After his death, Mrs. Goff 
continued to live in Lebanon until 1955, when she moved to Madill.

She had been a member of the Church of Christ 50 years. She had been 
ill four years.

Mrs. Goff is survived by nine children Cary and Paul Goff, Mrs. Annie 
Laura Brown and Mrs. Virginia Morrison, all of Madill; Marcus Goff of 
Lebanon, Mrs. Juanita Monroe of Lark, Mrs. Betty Lou Hefley of Davis, 
Merele Goff of El Paso, TX and Jack Ruel Goff of Fort Worth.

Also, 44 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren and four sisters, 
Mrs. Oma Nunn of Brentwood, CA, Mrs. Stella Olmstead and Mrs. Rose 
Collie, both of Sacramento, CA, and Mrs. Less Townsley of New Orleans, 
LA.

Pallbearers were Henry Pratt, Truman Cobb, Dick Smith, Jay Payne, 
Charlie LeFlore, J.G. Hewitt, Roy Orr, and Earl Kelley.