Dudley Lee “Duck” Martin, 64, of Wister, OK passed away Sunday, May 29, 2011 at his home in Wister, OK. Duck was born February 25, 1947 in Batesville, AR to Jesse Fred & Emma Eunice (Baldwin) Martin. He was self-employed in construction. Duck was preceded in death by his parents; and brothers, Marion “Sooner” Martin & Burrus “Poose” Martin.
Survivors include his wife of 45 years, Margrete of the home; 4 daughters & sons-in-law, Debbie & Derek Brewer of Wister, OK, Kim Newell of Ft. Smith, AR, Jamie & Rodney Nobles of Wister, OK, Jackie & Tody Perez of Wister, OK; Special Children, Ronald & Cathy Robertson of Cameron, OK, J.K. & Margie Rowzee of Corpus Christi, TX, Jack & Courtney Word of Summerfield, OK, Amanda & John McAlester of Summerfield, OK, Faye Beason of Heavener, OK; 12 grandchildren, Aaron & Alyssa Brewer of Wister, OK, Aleisha “Montana” Brewer of Wister, OK, Stephanie Greenwade of Ada, OK, Christopher Greenwade of Ft. Smith, AR, Macy Nobles, Maddy Nobles, Kaiden Jackson & Preston Perez of Wister, Tanner McAlester, Gunnar McAlester, Addley McAlester & Case Word, all of Summerfield; 3 Sisters & brother-in-law, Nancy Martin, Retta & Tommy Baker of Wister, Pat Anderson of Heavener, OK; brother & sister-in-law, Thad & Mary Martin of Wister; Sister-in-law, Linda Martin of Wister; mother & father-in-law, Don & Aline Smith of Arkoma, OK, Special Brother, Bob Oliver; Uncle Farland “Sandy” Baldwin of Broken Arrow, OK; Great Granddaughter to be, Baby Bella; other relatives & loved ones; many beloved friends.
Services will be 2 pm, Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at the Wister High School Cafetorium with Rev. PJ Atkinson & Rev. Clyde Steelman officiating. Pallbearers will be Dwight Lowe, Toby Mead, Gary Mead, Rick Ford, Chad Bridges, Brian McKinney; honorary pallbearers will be Bob Oliver, W.A. Busby, Sam Walden, Bill Scott, Stevie Walden, Dr. Scott Clark, Mauel Swift, Lamar Ford, Dave Monks.
The family will be at the funeral home on Monday evening from 6-8 to visit with relatives & friends.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Dudley Lee "Duck" Martin
Dudley Lee “Duck” Martin, 64, of Wister, OK passed away Sunday, May 29, 2011 at his home in Wister, OK. Duck was born February 25, 1947 in Batesville, AR to Jesse Fred & Emma Eunice (Baldwin) Martin. He was self-employed in construction. Duck was preceded in death by his parents; and brothers, Marion “Sooner” Martin & Burrus “Poose” Martin.
Survivors include his wife of 45 years, Margrete of the home; 4 daughters & sons-in-law, Debbie & Derek Brewer of Wister, OK, Kim Newell of Ft. Smith, AR, Jamie & Rodney Nobles of Wister, OK, Jackie & Tody Perez of Wister, OK; Special Children, Ronald & Cathy Robertson of Cameron, OK, J.K. & Margie Rowzee of Corpus Christi, TX, Jack & Courtney Word of Summerfield, OK, Amanda & John McAlester of Summerfield, OK, Faye Beason of Heavener, OK; 12 grandchildren, Aaron & Alyssa Brewer of Wister, OK, Aleisha “Montana” Brewer of Wister, OK, Stephanie Greenwade of Ada, OK, Christopher Greenwade of Ft. Smith, AR, Macy Nobles, Maddy Nobles, Kaiden Jackson & Preston Perez of Wister, Tanner McAlester, Gunnar McAlester, Addley McAlester & Case Word, all of Summerfield; 3 Sisters & brother-in-law, Nancy Martin, Retta & Tommy Baker of Wister, Pat Anderson of Heavener, OK; brother & sister-in-law, Thad & Mary Martin of Wister; Sister-in-law, Linda Martin of Wister; mother & father-in-law, Don & Aline Smith of Arkoma, OK, Special Brother, Bob Oliver; Uncle Farland “Sandy” Baldwin of Broken Arrow, OK; Great Granddaughter to be, Baby Bella; other relatives & loved ones; many beloved friends.
Services will be 2 pm, Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at the Wister High School Cafetorium with Rev. PJ Atkinson & Rev. Clyde Steelman officiating. Pallbearers will be Dwight Lowe, Toby Mead, Gary Mead, Rick Ford, Chad Bridges, Brian McKinney; honorary pallbearers will be Bob Oliver, W.A. Busby, Sam Walden, Bill Scott, Stevie Walden, Dr. Scott Clark, Mauel Swift, Lamar Ford, Dave Monks.
The family will be at the funeral home on Monday evening from 6-8 to visit with relatives & friends.
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Duck was a very special man who will be missed greatly by all. Words can not express my sincere sympathies but know that your family is lifted up in prayers. May God give you comfort during this time.
u will be missed, never forgotten. love you forever,"DUCKY",RIP,. to margrete (?spelling) i love you, im not too far if u need'a friend!
He will be missed by all of us. He was one of a kind. HE would help you all the time. He was a good friend. He was a great family man.
James & Cheryl Caplena
to all those who loved and knew Duck my deepest sympathies go out to you. Duck was one of a kind and never met a stranger, him and his family have always showed me and mine so much love, acceptance, and kindness and treated us like family. Duck will be greatly missed and never forgotten, always held close to the hearts he touched. all my love to those he loved...ann broadwater and family
to those who loved and knew Duck my deepest sympathies go out to you. duck was one of a kind and never met a stranger. him and his family have always showed me and mine love, acceptance, and kindness. they always treated us like family. duck will be greatly missed, never forgotten, and always held close to the hearts of those he touched. my love goes to those he loved and who loved him. always remember...ann broadwater and family
I'm very sorry to hear that he passed on, but be comforted knowing that he's with Jesus now. Your all in our prayers, God's Grace be with you in this time of sorrow.
Duck left an impact on everyone that he met. He was a champion for LeFlore County youth and our area in general. I believe that all who have met him are better for having done so. He will be greatly missed. Our prayers are with the family during this time of extreme grief. With great sorrow and sympathy for your loss.
What a guy,,I never did make it over to his house to show the kids his "buffalo". Many times while framing houses, I'd visit with him, and he was just a super nice sincere guy,
Coda Riley
Thank you all for sharing your memories about my grandpa. Not a day goes by that we don't think about him and we miss him more than words can express. If you have a funny story or any story about my grandpa feel free to share it will our family. We miss him and hope that we can carry on the things he showed us and that we always show love for others.
Aleisha Brewer (Montana)
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