Ramona "Mona" Gayle Vaughn of Wister,OK
passed away in her home July 16,2016 surrounded by family and friends. She was
born on February 4, 1940 in Wister,
OK. Her loving husband of 60
years, Carrel Vaughn preceded her in death. Also preceded in death by her parents
Harvey & Ruby Wooten, her brothers and sisters Clem, James Dale, Clifford,
Ronnie, Clydean & Ruby Mae Wooten.
Carrel and
Mona were blessed with four children who remain in the Wister community. Brenda
& Bobby Cockburn, Kathy & Bob Craig, Rick & Sarah Vaughn, Lisa
& Ronnie Smith. She has multiple grandchildren including Clint &
Jessica Vaughn, Breann & Phillip Lathrop, Heath Smith, Chad & Allie Craig, Brittany
Cockburn, & Ashley & Brandon
Benson, Cody White & C.A. Green. Mona enjoyed spending time with her great
grandchildren Cole & Caleb Vaughn, Brooklynn & Audrey Lathrop, Paityn
Nowlin, Wyatt Benson, & Jack Craig. Mona is survived by her brothers
Lonnie, Gary, Robert & Karin, & Donnie Wooten, and her sisters Doris
Duvall, & Linda & Rick Brannon; other relatives, loved ones and many
beloved friends.
Mona
enjoyed 18 years at Wister Public Schools. She spent her time camping, fishing,
and visiting with family and friends. Her hobbies and interests included
collecting antiques, jewelry, and Indian art. She loved photography and
history.
Services
will be 10 am, Monday, July 18, 2016 at
Wister School Cafetorium, Wister, OK with Revs. Charlie Scott & Gene Heflin
officiating. Interment will follow in Ellis
Chapel Cemetery, Wister. Pallbearers
will be Rock Crane, Ryan Williams, Shane Wooten, Robert Wooten, Rick Wooten,
John Duvall and Chris Akins.
The family
will be at the funeral home on Sunday afternoon from 2-4 pm to visit with
relatives & friends.
3 comments:
my prayers and thoughts are with the entire family.
One of the finest ladies I have come to know since moving to Poteau. I will miss both her and Carrel. Condolences to her loving family
Ted and Shaun Kondos
Always see you later never good bye see you later sweet Mona the memories we shared will last a lifetime
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