Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  Neosho Morrell Riddle

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The Hominy News - Progress
P.O. Box 38, Hominy, Okla 74035
Transcribed by Sharon Hamilton: sharkay@cccexpress.com
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::A. J. Powell Memorial Cemetery--Hominy OK 

The Hominy News - Progress
Vol. 34, No. 24
Wednesday, June 12, 2002
Page 5

Neosho Morrell Riddle

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Neosho Morrell Riddle was born Sept. 16, 1975 to Ida Robedeaux Riddle 
and Gary L. Riddle in Claremore.  On June 8, 2002, Neosho entered 
into rest.  He was 26 years, eight months and twenty-three days.

Neosho was raised and educated in Hominy.  A 1994 graduate of Hominy 
High School.  He was currently working in the Oil Field Industry.  He 
loved music.  He was an easy-going friend 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 and Tyron Jones of Hominy, his wife Christy Jones of Hominy, 
his sister Newalla Riddle and her husband Bruce Kaudlekaule of 
Hominy, sister Christian Riddle of Hominy, brothers Hollis Anson and 
Shane Anson of Hominy, sister DesCygne Anson of Hominy, a nephew 
Kedatsa Kaudlekaule of Hominy, numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and a 
host of friends.

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

Services for Neosho were held Tuesday at the Friends Church in Hominy 
following an Indian Service at the home of Newalla Riddle.  Serving 
as 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 services were Rev. David Nagle and Harry RedEagle 
Jr.  Ann Sleeper served as Head Cook for the family feast.  Interment 
was at A. J. Powell Memorial Cemetery in Hominy.  The family 
entrusted Powell Funeral Home with service arrangements.

[Note:  On front page of same paper is an article that tells about 
the car accident that claimed his life.]
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