Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  JERRY LEE OWENS

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JERRY LEE OWENS

OCNS - December 5, 2002 - Mr. Jerry Lee Owens, 47, construction worker and 
resident of Tulsa, died at 10:40 p.m., Friday, November 22, 2002 in the 
Saint John Medical Center, Tulsa, from injuries suffered in an automobile 
accident.

Survivors include one son, Jerry lee Owens, II of Tulsa; two daughters, 
Angel Grace Owens of Wagoner, Oklahoma and Katrina Dianne Owens of Tulsa; 
his mother, Virginia Owens of Barnsdall; four brothers, Bill Owens of 
Tulsa; Benny Owens and Harry Owens of Barnsdall and Danny Owens of Dewey, 
Oklahoma; seven sisters, Barbara Taylor and Joann Selvidge of Barnsdall, 
Johnnie Mae Roberts of Wynona, Oklahoma, Iona Huddleston of Tonkawa, 
Oklahoma, Ruby Martin and Amey Watters of Bartlesville and Wanda Todd of 
Joplin, Missouri; three grandchildren, Cierrah Kaelynn Owens, Daniel Lee 
Owens and Ronnie Olen Wilbourn and several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews 
and friends.   Mr. Owens was preceded in death by his father, John Quincy 
Owens.

Graveside services were held Tuesday, November 26, in the Ethel Reece 
Cemetery, Barnsdall, Oklahoma with Pastor Barry Gott of the Lighthouse 
Family Worship Center officiating.   Military rites were conducted by the 
Webster-Schrack American Legion Post #227 of Barnsdall.   Services and 
interment were under the direction of the Stumpff Funeral Home, Barnsdall.