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H.B. Jones

H.B. Jones passed away on Saturday, May 4, 2024, following a car accident. HB was born in Hughes County, Oklahoma, on January 5, 1928, son of Hester B. and Nannie Mae (Tiller) Jones. He grew up and lived around Calvin, Oklahoma.

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Sherry Hinkle

Sherry Hinkle, 62, of Allen, Oklahoma went to be with her heavenly father on May 3, 2024 peacefully in her sleep. Sherry was born December 21, 1961 in Fort Worth, Texas to her parents Ramona Jo Cabral and Johnny M Cabral. Sherry was raised in Crowell, Texas by her mother and her step-dad Avis (Al) Sibert, where her parents ran a cafe and Sherry attended school.

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Sharon Kay Carpenter

Sharon Kay Carpenter, 79, of Holdenville, passed away April 29, 2024, in her home with loved ones. She was a devoted wife, mother and teacher and a lifelong member of the First Baptist Church of Holdenville.

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Demi Marie Skeen

Demi Marie Skeen was born on December 26, 2023. Just as Demi was finding her precious little voice, it was taken back from us. While we sit and wonder why the earth still moves, we remain eternally grateful for God’s greatest gift-the 123 days spent with her. 123 days of big eyes full of adoration for her daddy. 123 days of gummy smiles at her big sister. 123 days being bathed in the purest form of love by her mommy. Though we attempt to wrest satisfaction from those 123 days, we will never stop missing the baby of the world.

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Virginia Hickerson Smith

Virginia Lee Smith passed away Friday, May 3, 2024 in Edmond, Oklahoma at the age of 76.

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In Loving Memory of Edith Mae Price

Edith Mae Harjo Price was born November 28, 1931 to the late Len and Leona Harjo in Bearden, Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by daughter, Vikie Marsha Johnson and grandson, Christopher Nunley.

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In Honor of Asian American Heritage Month

As the United States ended the twentieth century, its population included immigrants and temporary residents of more than twenty Asian nations, stretching from the Pacific Islands to China and Japan to Vietnam, Cambodia, and India. They had begun arriving in the midnineteenth century. Similarly, Asian immigrants came to Oklahoma in small numbers in that century, but the state developed a large Asian presence only in the 1970s, well behind the states of the West Coast.

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