Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  Logan H. Yarbrough

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::Prairie View Cemetery--Prue OK 

The Hominy News - Progress
Vol. 38, No. 49
Wednesday December 4, 2002
 
Logan H. Yarbrough

Logan Holand Yarbrough was born on February 27, 1927 to Omer and Lillie Cole 
Yarbrough in Wildhorse, OK.  On December 1, 2002 he entered into eternal rest.  
He was 75 years of age.

Logan was a lifelong area resident and was a member of the First Baptist Church 
of Prue.  He worked as a farmer and rancher most of his life and enjoyed being 
with his family.

Logan is survived by his two brothers, Tom and his wife Jennie Yarbrough of 
Prue, Jack and his wife Maudie Yarbrough of Skiatook, one sister Kathleen and 
her husband Sonny Fast of Prue, and one sister-in-law Ada Yarbrough of Prue.

Logan was preceded in death by his parents, five brothers, and one sister.

Services for Logan were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, December 4, 2002, at First 
Baptist Church of Prue, with Rev. Garry McDevitt officiating.  Musical 
selections were "Amazing Grace" and "Beulah Land" sung by Jerry Lay and 
accompanied by Melvina Prather also congrgational hymns "It Is Well With My 
Soul" and "Jesus Loves Me."  Lee Yarbrough, Billy Yarbrough, Gary Yarbrough, 
David Yarbrough, Jesse (Skip) Fast, and Thomas Fast served as Casket Bearers.  
Interment was at Prairie View Cemetery in Prue.  Family entrusted Powell 
Funeral Home with service arrangements.
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