Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  JOHN ED PRADMORE

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JOHN ED PRADMORE

OCNS - May 9, 2000 - John Ed Pradmore, 51, former Pawhuska, Oklahoma 
resident now of Fairfax, Oklahoma, passed away unexpectedly. May 8, 2000 
in The Pawhuska Hospital.

He was born July 14, 1948 the son of Ed and Lorena (Robertson) Pradmore, 
Jr., attended Pawhuska Schools and was a member of the Osage Indian Baptist 
Church.

He was married July 18, 1966 in Nelagoney, Oklahoma to Cynthia Marguerite 
Cass, who survives at the home in Fairfax.

John was active in Osage Tribal Customs and was associated with The Drum 
Keeper of the Gray Horse District.

A longtime oil field pump repairman, John was employed by the Green 
Country Supply in Pawhuska.

Survivors in addition to his wife Cynthia are: three daughters; Kimberly 
and her husband, Jon Hinman and Michelle Lea and her husband Ron Teel, all 
of Pawhuska; and Julie Ann Sam of Skiatook, Oklahoma; his mother Lorena 
and her husband Kenneth Howell of Wynona, Oklahoma; two brothers, Jerry 
Pradmore of Skiatook, Oklahoma and Jack and his wife Debbie Pradmore of 
Pawhuska; a sister, Jan and her husband Joe Wilson of Bartlesville, 
Oklahoma; five grandchildren, Kendall Marie Hinman, Sheridan Nicole Reed, 
Jessica Teel, Shawna Teel and Ronald Teel and a host of aunts, uncles, 
other relatives and friends.

John was preceded in death by his father, grandparents and a brother, 
Jimmie.

John will lie in state at The Wakon Iron Community Building in Pawhuska, 
Oklahoma from the morning of Tuesday, May 9, until service time on 
Thursday, May 11.

Services will be Thursday, May 11, 2000 at 10:00 a.m., in the Johnson 
Funeral Home Chapel in Pawhuska with burial in the Nelagoney Cemetery in 
Nelagoney, Oklahoma.

Johnson Funeral Director's are in charge of arrangements.