Rogers Co. Obit for: Marjorie Louise (Brickey) Crump

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1/04/2003

Marjorie Louise Crump

Services for Marjorie L. Crump will be 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 13, 2002 in the 
Chapel of the Garden at Rice Funeral Service. Rev. Mark Newman will officiate. 
Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may visit from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 
Thursday at the funeral home. Marjorie passed away on Monday, Dec. 9, 2002. 
She was 90.

Born on Feb. 12, 1912 in Claremore to Francis Edgar and Maude W. Harmon Brickey, 
Marjorie was reared and educated in Claremore. After graduating from Claremore 
High School at the age of 15, she went on to the University of Tulsa, where she 
obtained a degree in music. She used this talent giving piano lessons and 
playing 
accompaniment for silent movies at Claremore's movie theater.

Marjorie married Oral Bond and they became the parents of beloved daughter, 
Barbara Jeanette. 

Through the years, Claremore was home for Marjorie. 

She worked as a secretary at American Airlines and served on the Rations Board 
in Rogers County during World War II.

She later married Gordan Bertrand "Bert" Crump. Claremore was their home during 
their lives together. 

Marjorie was a member of First Christian Church and taught Sunday school there. 

She had a personal relationship with the Lord and felt that He truly was her 
shepherd. She was cheerful and happy, loved to laugh and dance and dressed in 
snappy, colorful clothing that reflected her joyful nature.

Those who survive Marjorie and who will carry treasured memories of time spent 
with her include her son-in-law, John Mayberry of Adair; grandsons, Bryan 
Mayberry and wife, Denise of Claremore and Ben Mayberry and wife, Shelley of 
Tulsa; great-grandchildren, Hannah Mayberry of Claremore, Emily, Chandler, 
Matthew and Samuel Mayberry, all of Tulsa. She was preceded in death by her 
husband, Bert Crump and her daughter, Barbara Mayberry, who passed away in 
1987.
 

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