Marshall Co., OK; Obituary: Leonadus "Lee" Goff
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Source:  THE MADILL RECORD  - October 22, 1949
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Lee Goff 

Surname: Goff

The Madill Record - October 22, 1949
One of Marshall County's best known citizens, Leonadus (Lee) Goff died 
at this home in Lebanon, October 19 at 7:30 P.M. A heart attack was the 
cause of death. Mr. Goff had lived in Marshall County since 1908 and 
was a farmer.
Services were held at Watts Memorial Chapel, Friday, Oct. 21. John W.
Pigg, officiated and he was assisted by George Henry of Kingston. 
Burial was at Woodville. Mr. Goff joined the Church of Christ in 1947.
Leonadus Franklin Goff was born June 28, 1884, in Indian Territory. He 
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Callie Goff; nine children, Cary M. 
Goff of Parlier, CA; Annie Laura Brown of Madill; Marcus E. Goff 
of Madill; Juanita Monroe, of Lark; Paul Goff of Madill; Merele Goff 
of Pittsburg, CA; Betty Lou Hefley of Davis; Jack Goff, of Lebanon, and 
Virginia Lee Goff, of Lebanon.
Other survivors include two brothers, Frank Goff of Lebanon; George Goff, 
of Dallas; three sisters, Mrs. W. O. (Alice) Ki te of Bromide; Mrs.
Lidia Mae Townsley, of Tulsa; Mrs. Effie Dobson, of Ardmore. There also 
are 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Pallbearers at the memorial service were: Truman Cobb, Henry Pratt, Henry 
Rushing, Amos Chaney, Goldie Hewitt, and Jay Payne.