Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  NEOSHO MORRELL RIDDLE

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NEOSHO MORRELL RIDDLE

OCNS - June 12, 2002 - Neosho Morrell Riddle, 26, was born September 16, 
1975 in Claremore, Oklahoma to Ida Robedeaux Riddle and Gary L. Riddle and 
died June 8, 2002 from injuries received in a vehicle accident.   He was 
twenty-six years, eight months and twenty-three days old.

Neosho was reared and educated in Hominy, Oklahoma, graduating with the 
Hominy High School Class of 1994.   At the time of his death, Neosho was 
working in the oil field.   He loved music, was an easygoing friend who 
was always ready to have fun.   He enjoyed spending time with his friends 
and loved ones.

Neosho is survived by his mother, Ida C. Riddle Anson and her husband, 
Michael Anson of Hominy; his father, Gary L. Riddle of Texas; two sons, 
Zaylan Riddle and Tyron Jones of Hominy; his wife, Christy Jones of 
Hominy; a sister, Newalla Riddle and her husband, Bruce Kaudlekaule of 
Hominy; a sister, Christian Riddle of Hominy; brothers, Hollis Anson and 
Shane Anson, both of Hominy; and sister, DesCygne Anson of Hominy; a 
nephew, Kedatsa Kaudlekaule of Hominy; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and 
a host of friends.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents Monte Lillie Robedeaux, 
Sherman and Erma Riddle and a brother, Roman Bear Riddle.

Services were held Tuesday, June 13, 2002 at the Friends Church in Hominy 
following an Indian Service at the home of Newalla Riddle.   Casket 
Bearers were Terry lookout, Ross Mashunkashey, Clark Batson, Ferdinand 
Gross, Lone Elk Akers and Kadah Ross.   Serving as Honorary Casket Bearers 
were Monte Ray Robedeaux and Pete Kenworthy III.   Officiating at the 
services were Reverend David Nagle and Harry RedEagle, Jr.   Ann Sleeper 
served as Head Cook for family feast.   Interment was in A.J. Powell 
Cemetery, Hominy.   The family entrusted Powell Funeral Home with service 
arrangements.