Graveside Service:
2:00 PM Saturday, January 16th, 2021
Eakly Cemetary
Eakly, OK

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Mae Evelena (Klusmeyer) McAnally
May 2, 1934 — February 12, 2021

Mae Evelena McAnally, 86, of Fort Cobb, Oklahoma was called home by the Lord on Tuesday, January 12, 2021. Evelena was born May 2, 1934 to Walter and Elna (Hancock) Klusmeyer near Lookeba, Oklahoma. She was a graduate of Lookeba-Sickles High School, She met the love of her life, Ira McAnally, at a skating rink in Hinton Oklahoma. On June 2, 1952, they were united in marriage in his grandparents home near Highland United Methodist Church.

Funeral:
2:00 PM Tuesday, February 7th, 2020
Church of the Servant
14343 N MacArthur Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK 73142

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Juanita Bell Pittman Hancock
February 3, 1930 — February 2, 2020

Juanita Bell Pittman Hancock, 89, of Yukon, entered the arms of Jesus on February 2, 2020 surrounded by her loving family. Born February 3, 1930, to Amos and Nora Pittman, she was the youngest of five children and grew up on the family farm in Beaver, Oklahoma, which had been settled by her father in 1916. Juanita graduated from Beaver Public Schools in May of 1948 and left to attend Oklahoma A&M College where she majored in Business Education. While there, she met Randal Hancock and quickly learned he was the one. Following graduation in 1952, Juanita started her teaching career in Elkhart, Kansas. On June 28,1953, she married the love of her life and moved to Hooker, Oklahoma. From Hooker, she and Randal moved to Clinton where they made their home for more than 50 years. She earned her masters from SWOSU and taught Business and Technology at Clinton High School. She loved her Red Tornado students and many fondly recount the indelible impact she had on their lives.

Funeral:
2:00 PM Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019
Church of the Servant
14343 N MacArthur Blvd
Oklahoma City, OK 73142

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Randal Wayne Hancock, 89, of Yukon, entered Heaven’s gate on Saturday, April 20, 2019, surrounded by his loving family. He was born November 9, 1929, to George and Mae Hancock and was the youngest of twelve children. He attended Carnegie Public Schools and graduated in May of 1947. He then boarded a train to Stillwater, Oklahoma, with a small suitcase and a letter of recommendation, got a job, found a place to live and became the first member of his family to graduate from college. While he was at Oklahoma State University, he was a member of Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity and served as Vice Noble Ruler. After graduation, he joined the Navy and proudly served his country during the Korean conflict. During college, Randal met Juanita Bell Pittman and they were married on June 28,1953. After being honorably discharged from the Navy, he started his teaching career as the Vocational Agriculture teacher in Hooker, Oklahoma. He then moved to Clinton, Oklahoma as the vo-ag instructor and spent many years raising a beautiful family and making many lifelong friends. He ultimately left teaching to join Sentry Insurance and, after a long and productive career of serving customers, he retired to the farm and his rental business. Randal enjoyed farming, running cattle, and put together a wheat, alfalfa, and cattle operation in Clinton and Cordell, which was his passion that he loved to share with his sons-in-law. Randal and Juanita’s pride was their family. Any gathering they had, no one ever left hungry. He loved the outdoors and was quick to take grandchildren hunting, fishing, or horseback riding. He enjoyed educating them, but mainly wanted to spend time with them. He loved his sons-in-law as his own and enjoyed sharing wisdom with them as well.

Funeral:
11:00 AM Monday, February 19th, 2018
Ray & Martha's Funeral Home Chapel
20 West Main
Carnegie, OK 73015

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Erlene Hancock was born to Herman and Wilma Millwee on July 31, 1928 at Prairie Lone, a small farming community located between Carnegie and Fort Cobb which actually no longer exists. Erlene attended school at Prairie Lone through the 8th grade, transferring into Carnegie to complete high school. She graduated from Carnegie High School in 1946.

She met Dorothy Zimmerman when transferring into Carnegie who became a lifelong best friend, as well as serving as her maid of honor during her wedding to Ermel Hancok on September 16, 1947.

To this marriage four sons were born, Doyle, Dale, Gary, and Danny.

Erlene's lifelong dream was to be a teacher. After pretty much raising her boys she was able to finish her teaching degree at SWOSC in the spring of 1967. Her teaching career began with two years in Anadarko and finish with another thirty-four years at Carnegie. The majority of her career consisted of teaching Jr. High Math.

Funeral:
10:00 AM Thursday, November 24th, 2017
First Baptist Church
120 West Main Street
Carnegie, OK 73015

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Wilma Wood, a long-time resident of Carnegie, OK, entered the gates of heaven Wednesday the 22nd of November at the age of 96 at Maple Lawn Manor in Hydro, OK. She was born on May 16, 1921 in Ft. Cobb, OK to George and Mae (Bilyeu) Hancock. On July 24, 1937, Wilma married the love of her life, Ross W. Wood, Sr in Carnegie, OK. They were married 46 years and were blessed with 7 children, Dewayne, Ross, Jr., Jimmy, Darlene, Tom, Debbie and Victor.

The early years for Ross and Wilma were hard, but they always provided a loving home and everything their family needed all the while instilling a great faith in God in their children. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Carnegie where she was a long time Sunday School teacher and active in the WMU. Wilma was known for her hard work and her love for her family. For years she worked alongside her children in the cotton fields. The only other job she ever had in the work place was as a cook for Carnegie Public Schools where Wilma retired after 22 years. Wilma is remembered for her amazing, delicious food and was an incredible seamstress. Highlights of her retired years would be spending time with her grandkids on the farm, going to the creek and fixing hobo dinners on that old sand rock hill.