Marion died following gallbladder surgery. She also had diabetes which complicated the surgery.
Marion Morales was a 1969 graduate of El Reno High School. She was employeed by the Department of Human Services at the Capitol Complex for 20 years. She was a member of the Indian Heritage Committee and the Swapping Back Indian Baptist Church in Geary.
She was preceded in death by her father Max Calac, a sister Walonda Monroe , maternal grandmother Flora Clark and stepfather Lavern Woolworth.
She is survived by her mother Ruth Morales of El Reno, sons Danny Morales Jr. and wife Rachel of Calumet, James Morales of Oklahoma City; a daughter, Carmen Morales of Oklahoma City; sisters Pam Woolworth and Debra Marquez of El Reno; five grandchildren, Desiree' Morales, Danile Morales, Autumn Morales, Joseph Morales and Jacob Morales, six nieces, Dory Fletcher, Amaya Monroe, Alexandria Monroe, Andrea Main, Veronica Marquez and Linda Brown; and four nephews, Charles Woolworth, Edward Woolworth, Uriah Rice and Dakota Friday.
Marion Morales was a 1969 graduate of El Reno High School. She was employeed by the Department of Human Services at the Capitol Complex for 20 years. She was a member of the Indian Heritage Committee and the Swapping Back Indian Baptist Church in Geary.
She was preceded in death by her father Max Calac, a sister Walonda Monroe , maternal grandmother Flora Clark and stepfather Lavern Woolworth.
She is survived by her mother Ruth Morales of El Reno, sons Danny Morales Jr. and wife Rachel of Calumet, James Morales of Oklahoma City; a daughter, Carmen Morales of Oklahoma City; sisters Pam Woolworth and Debra Marquez of El Reno; five grandchildren, Desiree' Morales, Danile Morales, Autumn Morales, Joseph Morales and Jacob Morales, six nieces, Dory Fletcher, Amaya Monroe, Alexandria Monroe, Andrea Main, Veronica Marquez and Linda Brown; and four nephews, Charles Woolworth, Edward Woolworth, Uriah Rice and Dakota Friday.
Marion died following gallbladder surgery. She also had diabetes which complicated the surgery.
Marion Morales was a 1969 graduate of El Reno High School. She was employeed by the Department of Human Services at the Capitol Complex for 20 years. She was a member of the Indian Heritage Committee and the Swapping Back Indian Baptist Church in Geary.
She was preceded in death by her father Max Calac, a sister Walonda Monroe , maternal grandmother Flora Clark and stepfather Lavern Woolworth.
She is survived by her mother Ruth Morales of El Reno, sons Danny Morales Jr. and wife Rachel of Calumet, James Morales of Oklahoma City; a daughter, Carmen Morales of Oklahoma City; sisters Pam Woolworth and Debra Marquez of El Reno; five grandchildren, Desiree' Morales, Danile Morales, Autumn Morales, Joseph Morales and Jacob Morales, six nieces, Dory Fletcher, Amaya Monroe, Alexandria Monroe, Andrea Main, Veronica Marquez and Linda Brown; and four nephews, Charles Woolworth, Edward Woolworth, Uriah Rice and Dakota Friday.
Marion Morales was a 1969 graduate of El Reno High School. She was employeed by the Department of Human Services at the Capitol Complex for 20 years. She was a member of the Indian Heritage Committee and the Swapping Back Indian Baptist Church in Geary.
She was preceded in death by her father Max Calac, a sister Walonda Monroe , maternal grandmother Flora Clark and stepfather Lavern Woolworth.
She is survived by her mother Ruth Morales of El Reno, sons Danny Morales Jr. and wife Rachel of Calumet, James Morales of Oklahoma City; a daughter, Carmen Morales of Oklahoma City; sisters Pam Woolworth and Debra Marquez of El Reno; five grandchildren, Desiree' Morales, Danile Morales, Autumn Morales, Joseph Morales and Jacob Morales, six nieces, Dory Fletcher, Amaya Monroe, Alexandria Monroe, Andrea Main, Veronica Marquez and Linda Brown; and four nephews, Charles Woolworth, Edward Woolworth, Uriah Rice and Dakota Friday.
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