Marshall Co., OK; Obituary: J.C. Long


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SURNAMES: Long, Setliff, Pool, Beasley, Soliday, 
Turbyfill, Duncan


J.C. LONG DIES MONDAY, FUNERAL HELD WEDNESDAY

J.C. Long, an Aylesworth native and life-long Marshall County 
resident, died Monday. He was 67 years old. Funeral services for 
My Long were conducted Wednesday afternoon from Watts Memorial 
Chapel. Emmett Taylor, pastor with the Madill Church of the 
Nazarene where Mr. Long was a member, officiated. He was assisted 
by Wesley Mitchell. Music was arranged by Cliff West.

Mr. Long was born Oct. 5, 1914. His parents were the late John 
Churchwell and Dora Francis Long. He was reared in the Aylesworth 
area and was a resident of Cumberland at the time of his death 
which followed a brief illness.

He and the former Bernice Setliff were married Oct. 10 1937, at 
Kingston. Mr. Long was employed with Lone Star Gas Co. 30 years. 
For the past nine years he had worked as a contract pumper.

In addition to his wife, Mr Long is survived by two sons, Johnny 
of Tulsa and Charles Long of Virginia Beach, VA., and Three 
daughters, Nora Pool of Bethune, Colo., Kay Beasley of Madill and 
Carolyn Turbyfill of Choctaw.

Also surviving are 16 grandchildren; two brothers, Albert of 
Ardmore and Alvin Long of Cumberland and two sisters, Wilma Soliday 
of Madill and Burtle Duncan of Cumberland.

Casket escorts for services and burial in the Cumberland Cemetery 
were Victor and Phillp Gray, John Rorex, Vernon Ard, Vernon Maxwell 
and Cleo Sandefur. Honorary escorts were Curtis Wyatt, Chester Gilbert 
and Raymond Eddington..