Obit of Samuel, Carl O. - Unknown County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Gene Phillips  <okarchives@comcast.net>    03 Jun 2007
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Samuel, Carl O.

Our Hero, Carl Otie Samuel, passed away on February 9, 2007. His 
beloved wife, Eunice and family, were at his side. He was born in 
Seminole, OK on December 1, 1913. He is survived by Eunice M. Samuel. 
He raised four daughters, LaJuana Blane, Adrena Jacquelyn Howell, 
Rasjay Hardy, Adrena Caffey and his granddaughter, Kerestin Howell. 
He is survived by four si sters: Pearl Winston, Nadine Booker, Naomi 
Cherry, and Marie Broussard. Carl was a godly man of character, 
integrity and strength. Carl relocated to Chino, CA in 1950. He 
became a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church in 1970 where he served in 
the Outreach and Transportation Ministry. Carl participated in the 
march from Mt. Zion Baptist Church on Sultana and Nevada Streets to 
the new Mt. Zion Baptist Church on California Street in Ontario, CA. 
Carl was instrumental in digging up the cornerstone of Mt. Zio n 
Baptist Church and hand delivered it to the new location. Carl was a 
rancher with a great love for horses; his equestrian skills were 
outstanding, and he had a great love for Botanical Gardening and 
loved working God's earth. He was a veteran of WWII and was our Hero. 
He leaves to celebrate his life six grandchildren: Carla Young, 
Duntell Carter, Jacoby Carter, Kerestin Howell, Justin Jackson and 
Korria Torres; three great-grandchildren: Diamond Morris, Warren 
Morris and Xavier Samuel Williams; th ree nieces: Jarrolyn Gibson, 
Joyce Ann Cobb and Bernice Daniels; two nephews: DeAndre Korder, 
Alfonso Daniels; two great-nieces, Tanya Davis and Tarasha Simms. In 
his home state of Oklahoma, he also has an extensive loving family of 
nieces, nephews, great and great-great nieces and nephews. Services 
will be Tuesday, 10 a.m. at Mt. Zion Baptist Church; graveside 
services to follow at Riverside National Cemetery, Staging Area #4, 
11:45 a.m.

Published in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on 2/17/2007.
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