6th child of James A. and Mary E.A.(Murphy) McLellan.
Born on the former McLellan/Wright Homestead 1 1/2 miles south of the Fairview cemetery.
Farmed with her husband and family up to 1950, moving to OKC in 1950 till their departures from this life.
Lifelong Christians, and members of the F.B.C.
Loved and very much missed.
See information on G.C. Douglas's obit.
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Oma Neretta Douglas, 95, passed away March 15, 2008. She was born in Tuttle, Oklahoma, to James and Mary Ellen Murphy McLellan.
Oma married George Calvert Douglas on February 17, 1931, at the First Christian Church in Chickasha. She lived from 1912 to 1951 in the Tuttle vicinity and from 1951 until her passing in south Oklahoma City. A member of Brookwood Baptist Church, she was active in church throughout her life. She taught Sunday School classes of different age groups and served on various committees.
She was employed at TG&Y and a doctor's office for several years, but was primarily a homemaker. She will be missed very much by her family, friends, and church family.
She was preceded in death by her husband, five brothers, one sister, one son and two daughters.
Survivors include a loving son, William Douglas and wife Patsy of Moore; grandson, Steve Douglas; great-grandson, Alex Douglas and Mary Massey-Douglas, all of Moore; plus many nephews and nieces.
6th child of James A. and Mary E.A.(Murphy) McLellan.
Born on the former McLellan/Wright Homestead 1 1/2 miles south of the Fairview cemetery.
Farmed with her husband and family up to 1950, moving to OKC in 1950 till their departures from this life.
Lifelong Christians, and members of the F.B.C.
Loved and very much missed.
See information on G.C. Douglas's obit.
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Oma Neretta Douglas, 95, passed away March 15, 2008. She was born in Tuttle, Oklahoma, to James and Mary Ellen Murphy McLellan.
Oma married George Calvert Douglas on February 17, 1931, at the First Christian Church in Chickasha. She lived from 1912 to 1951 in the Tuttle vicinity and from 1951 until her passing in south Oklahoma City. A member of Brookwood Baptist Church, she was active in church throughout her life. She taught Sunday School classes of different age groups and served on various committees.
She was employed at TG&Y and a doctor's office for several years, but was primarily a homemaker. She will be missed very much by her family, friends, and church family.
She was preceded in death by her husband, five brothers, one sister, one son and two daughters.
Survivors include a loving son, William Douglas and wife Patsy of Moore; grandson, Steve Douglas; great-grandson, Alex Douglas and Mary Massey-Douglas, all of Moore; plus many nephews and nieces.
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