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Honorary pallbearers will be Steve Bailey, Red Coleman, Larry Singleton, Benny Hamilton, & Charles Hallford.įuneral services are scheduled for 10:00 a.m., Saturday, Septemat the Church of Christ, 5th & Broadway, Henryetta with Red Coleman, Josh Vires and Rex Walcher officiating. Pallbearers will be Cliff Downing, Josh Vires, Kaleb King, Kyle King, Korban King, & Tristan Fanshier. Visitation will be on Thursday afternoon with family greeting friends from 7-8pm at the funeral home. She loved her husband and served her family with every fiber of her being and saw to it that each one knew the Lord she followed so wholeheartedly, and that they all have a song in their hearts. Katie was a lady, hospitable, helpful, lovely and kind. Katie loved to sing with her family whether it was in church, or a nursing home, or on stage, or around the kitchen table. They loved to sing and gave that love of music to all their children. and Kate, or Katie and Bailey, or Jean and Bailey, or Granny and Pawpaw, you always referred to them together. She taught many Bible classes and served in numerousways with the Henryetta Church of Christ.
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Katie was active in the community with By Scouts, Business and Professional Women, and she and her husband were instrumental in establishing the Salem Rural Water District. She worked beside her husband on their farm in the Ryal community for over 40 years. When her children were grown, she again worked as an executive secretary for the First National Bank of Henryetta until her retirement.
After college she worked as an executive secretary for Sun Oil Company in Tulsa. In addition to these, Katie is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, and unnumbered friends and church family.Īfter graduating from Stilwell High School at age 16, Katie attended Connors State College from 1947-1950 where she met and married her husband of 57 years. Two sisters-in-law, Eulean Bailey Reed of Henryetta and Patsy Bailey of Tulsa, Oklahoma. of Henderson, Tennessee, with their children: Mindy Vires of Kenton, Tennessee Josh Vires and wife Kimberly, and great-granddaughter Baileigh of Houston, Texas as well as granddaughters Katona Kate Vires and Alexandra Vires of the home. a son, Steve Bailey of Houston, and granddaughters Lydia Rhine and her husband Jason of Houston, and Eden Bailey of Ada, and their mother and Katie’s daughter-in-love Deborah Criswell Bailey.Īnd youngest daughter Linda Vires and her husband C. Her survivors are daughter Anne Coleman and husband Ronald of McAlester, along with their children: daughter Jeana Downing and husband Cliff of Wilburton, and great-grandchildren Tristan Fanshier, and Baylee Downing, step-grandsons Robert Watters, Chris and Nancy Watters and great-great-granddaughter Destiny Watters A son Travis Coleman and his wife Kara of Singapore.Īnother daughter Patsy Singleton and her husband Larry of Checotah with granddaughters Katie King and her husband Kyle of Checotah with great-grandchildren Kaleb, Korbin, and Kamryn, Amy Singleton, and great-grandchildren Brennan, Audra, and Christopher of Checotah and Julie Singleton of Ada. She is preceded in death by her husband, her parents, two brothers, and three sisters,and twin great-grandsons. In May 1950 she married Arvel Bailey, Jr., and together they had three daughters and one son. Bailey and thereafter by friends and family, was born Octoin Stilwell, Oklahoma to Thomas Aquilla Mitchell and Pearl Ellen Brannon Mitchell. Ruby Jean Mitchell Bailey, affectionately called Katie first by her late husband A.
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