Marshall County, OK - Obit - Edward Claude (Son) Whiting
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Source:  Madill Record 1969
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“Son” Whiting Dies in Texas; Rites Tuesday

Madill Record 1969

Funeral services for E.C. (son) Whiting, Marshall county native 
who died Monday in a Sherman hospital were held at 3 p.m. Tuesday 
afternoon in Mullican-Little Funeral Home, located between Bells 
and Savoy, Tex. He was 62.

Mr. Whiting was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. D.D. Whiting, 
and the stepson of Mrs. Zelma Whiting of Madill.  He was born 
March 11, 1907 and died November 10, 1969. 

He was born in Madill, and graduated from Madill High School.

His wife, Claudine, preceded him in death about 18 months ago.

At the time of his death he was living in Savoy. He had just 
moved from Bells a few weeks before entering the hospital
several weeks ago.

Survivors include a daughter, Susan Taylor, and two grandsons, 
Norfolk, Va.,

A brother, D.D. (Toots) Whiting, Bells, and a sister, Noweta 
Underwood, Dallas.

Pallbearers wereJ.B. Dickens, J.D. Moore, Don Gilliam, Voll 
Dawson, Jr., James Rudd, and Wallace Car.

Mullican-Little Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements and 
burial was in Bells North Cemetery. 

submitted by Ella Byrd Reirdon Brown