Obit of Cummings Sr, Buck Melvin - Washington County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Terri     21 Aug 2005
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Surnames: CUMMINGS, SHAILER, BRUMLEY, HARRIS, TRUITT, MCHARGUE, HAINES, 
WHITTENBURG, LANDERS

from 5-5-2003 Examiner Enterprise

Buck M. Cummings Sr.

Mr. Buck Melvin Cummings, Sr, 60, native Bartlesville resident and retiree 
of J.C. Commissions, Inc. died at 4:35 p.m. on Saturday in the Jane 
Phillips Medical Center.

Private family final rites for Mr. Cummings will be directed by the Arnold 
Moore Funeral Service.

A native of Bartlesville, Buck Melvin Cummings was born November 2, 1942. 
He was the son of the late Frank Melvin Cummings and Mrs. Clover Beatrice 
(Shailer) Cummings. He was reared in Bartlesville and completed his 
education here. He was graduated from the College High School with the 
Senior Class of 1961. He and the former Miss Candice Diane (Brumley) 
Cummings were married on April 14, 1971 in Bartlesville. They have made 
their home here and Mr. Cummings was retired ferom J.C. Commissons, Inc.

Surviving Mr. Cummings are his wife, Candice D. Cummings, of the home; his 
mother, Clover Cummings, Bartlesville; two daughters, Dee Cummings and 
Jennifer Cummings, Bartlesville; his sons, Buck M. Cummings Jr., and Joe 
Cummings, Bartlesville; his sisters, Glenna Harris, Barbara Truitt and 
Evelyn McHargue and his brother, John Cummings; eight grandchildren and 
two aunts, Dorothy Haines and Kate Whittenburg. In addition to his father, 
he was preceded in death by a sister, Carol Landers.
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