Obit of Williamson, Sam - McCurtain County, Oklahoma

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::Denison Cemetery--Idabel OK

Obituary:  Sam Williamson

McCurtain Gazette Idabel, Oklahoma June 19, 1986

RITES SATURDAY FOR WILLIAMSON 

Funeral services for Sam Williamson, 67, Idabel, are set for 2 p.m. 
Saturday in the Coffey-Leonard Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. O.C. 
Satterfield officiating. 

Williamson died early today (June 19, 1986) in McCurtain Memorial 
hospital. 

Born July 23, 1918 at Millerton, he had resided in McCurtain County 
all of his life. He was a sawmill worker with the Weyerhaeuser 
Company at Wright City and a member of the Assembly of God Church. 

He and Omie Jones were married dec. 10, 1938 in Hugo. He was preceded 
in death by a son, Don T. Williamson, in 1967. 

In addition to his wife, Omie, of the home, he is survived by three 
sons, Rayford and Roy Dale Williamson, both of Idabel, and John H. 
Williamson of Broken Bow; two daughters, Carol Balch of Garvin and 
Shelia York of Duncan; four brothers, Bud Williamson of Idabel, Geter 
Williamson of Freemont, Calif., Mack Williamson of Daingerfield, 
Texas and Ike Williamson of Oak Hill; one stepbrother, Joe Bill Grace 
of Indio, Calif., six sisters, Irene Ray of Wapanucka, Ludie Roberts 
of Millerton, Faye Bell Clark of Valliant, Jane Crosby of Wright 
City, Annie Briscoe of California and Inez Humkey of Bakersfield, 
Calif., and 13 grandchildren. 

Arrangements and burial in Denison Cemetery are under the direction 
of Coffee-Leonard Funeral Home of Idabel.
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