Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  DONALD L. SODERSTROM

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DONALD L. SODERSTROM

OCNS - Archives - Donald L. Soderstrom, 72, died at his home in Pawhuska, 
Oklahoma, on Friday, February 28, 1992.

Born September 27, 1919 in Pawhuska, the son of John Floyd and Rozzie 
(Conley) Soderstrom, Don married Maxine Harvey on February 16, 1941.

A lifelong resident of Pawhuska, Don owned and operated the Manhattan Cafe 
and was a retired rancher, stock broker and feed company representative.   
He was a strong supporter of The 4-H Club and was a member of the Oklahoma 
and Osage County Cattlemen's Association, Pawhuska Golf and Country Club 
and The American Legion, having served in the U.S. Army during World War II.

Surviving were his wife, Maxine of the home; one son, Alan Soderstrom of 
Edmond, Oklahoma; two daughters, Dee Dee Burton of Mesa, Arizona and Mary 
Don Storts of Ardmore, Oklahoma; two brothers, Joe Soderstrom of Pawhuska 
and Eddie Soderstrom of Bartlesville, Oklahoma; one sister, Regina Oldham 
of Saratoga, California; six grandchildren and numerous other relatives 
and friends.

Friends were asked to contribute to The Pawhuska Educational Trust in 
memory of Don Soderstrom.

Graveside services were held in the Pawhuska Cemetery with Father Joseph 
Mazaika officiating.   Military rites were presented by American Legion 
Posts of Pawhuska.

Johnson's Funeral Directors were in charge of arrangements.