Marshall Co., OK; Obituary: Gladys Vera Rogers Lynn


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MADILL RECORD THURSDAY DECEMBER 27, 1983  Page 13 
GLADYS LYNN'S FUNERAL HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON 

Funeral Services were conducted Monday afternoon for Mrs. Gladys Vera
Rogers Lynn, 77, widow of T.C. Lynn and a lifelong resident of Marshall
County. Mrs. Lynn died Friday afternoon in a local hospital. She had been
in ill health since June. Vance Crowe of Madill Church of Christ officiated
for services at Watts Memorial Chapel. He was assisted by Wilbert Wiggs.
Music was arranged by Lucille Murray. Mrs. Lynn was born Aug. 25, 1906, in
Weaverton, I.T., near Madill. The daughter of the late Charlie Andrew and
Snodie Lee Rogers. She lived her entire life in Marshall County, residing
in the Weaverton and  Antioch, communities before moving to Oakland. She
has been a member of the Oakland Church of Christ since she was a young
girl and for many years was Community correspondent for Oakland, with the
Madill Record. She and Thomas Claude Lynn were married Nov. 7, 1941, in
Sherman, Texas. Mr. Lynn died Oct. 27, 1978. A son Norman Dean Spivey, also
preceded her in death in 1978. Her survivors include two daughters, Wetona
Stanley and Mary Huebsch, both of Madill, and a step-daughter, Sammie
Wilson, of Ardmore. Also surviving are eight grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren, a brother, Leonard Rogers, of Midlothian, Texas and
two sisters, Lorene McGill of Madill and Geneva Standard of Enid. Casket
escort for services and burial in the Oakland Cemetery, were Curtis and
Kirk Hallmark, Holland Pearce, Mike Walker, Tige Cornelison, Woodrow
McGill, Earl Kelley, David Dunn, Uben Williford and Roy Garrison.