Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  JAMES LEONARD TRAMMEL

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JAMES LEONARD TRAMMEL

OCNS - July 11, 2000 - James Leonard Trammel, 80, longtime resident of 
Osage County, Oklahoma, passed away July 7, 2000 in The Jane Phillips 
Medical Center in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, following a brief illness.

Mr. Trammel was born February 7, 1920 near Peggs, Oklahoma, the son of 
James Leonard and Iva (Pannel) Trammel and moved with his family in 1928 
to The Osage Hills State Park and Okesa, Oklahoma area where they have 
remained. Leonard was a retired farmer and oil field worker.

Mr. Trammel married Louise C. Warner October 15, 1941 in Bartlesville. He 
was a veteran of World War II, serving in The U.S. Army. He received two 
Purple Hearts and other citations.

Survivors in addition to his wife, Louise of the home are four sons, 
Edward H. Trammel and Charles Trammel both of Okesa and James Trammel and 
Garry Trammel both of Bartlesville; a brother, Jessie Trammel of 
Bartlesville; a sister, Ethel Pearson of Okesa; nine grandchildren, 
fifteen great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren and numerous 
other relatives and friends.

He was preceded in death by a daughter, Anna Christian Trammel, his 
parents, three sisters and six brothers.

Graveside services were held Tuesday, July 11, in The Pawhuska Cemetery 
with The Reverend Tim Prater officiating. Military Rites were presented by 
The American Legion Post and The Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Johnson Funeral Directors were in charge of arrangements.