Roger Mills Co. - Obit for Sterling Simison McColgin

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Obit for Sterling Simison McColgin

Sterling Simison McColgin was born on the 14 day of June, 1901 at Ashkum, 
Iroquois County, Illinois, and departed this life on the 26 day of October 1963.  
He was one of 10 children born to Grant and Bessie S. McColgin.  He was married to 
Lea Oma Easterling, uly 8, 1922, to which union were born, two daughters, 
Virginia Lea and Sterling Darlene.

He is survvived by his beloved wife, Lea, of the home address, Reydon, and his 
two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Lea Moore of Weatherford, Oklahoma, and 
Mrs. Sterling Darlene Womastek, of Oklahoma City; his mother, Mrs. Grant McColgin 
of Reydon, Oklahoma, his four sisters, Mrs. Homer K. (Octavia) DeBerry, of 
Great Bend, Kansas, Mrs. James E. (Ruth) Wall of Garber, Oklahoma, 
Mrs. Leonard (Mary) Burns, and Mrs. Orville (Hope) Conrad, both of Reydon; and his
four brothers, G. Willis of Kansas City, Kansas, Quentin P. of Las Vegas, Nevada, 
Franklin T. of Setauket, Long Island, New York and Wayne R. of Reydon.  He is also 
survived by his five grandchildren, Mrs. Jimmy Mac Marcheselli, Terry Sue, 
Sterling James and Scott Simison Moore of Weatherford, Oklahoma, and Darla Jean 
Womastek of Oklahoma City also by two great grandchildren, Mark and Tori Lee of 
Weatherford, and many other relatives.  The deceased is also survived by his many 
friends who knews, respected and loved him.

He was a member of the Methodist church.

His great capacity for friendship was of rare and enduring quality.  His long 
years of dedicated public service was an expression of his friendship.

Burial White Rose cemetery, Reydon, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma. 

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