Una C. Fenner
A native of Pike, OK. She grew up and attended school there. She moved to California in 1937 to the Hollywood area where she worked as a maid for several years and was introduced to some of the movie stars of the time. She enjoyed those years. She then came to Antioch area where she lived the past 45 years.
She loved to played bingo.
Survived by : son, Jan Wright of Antioch, CA; brother, Sinnett Coyle of OK; son-in-law , Bill Choate of Antioch, CA; six grandchildren, Evelyn St. Onge, Corky Choate, Tricia Wheeler, Diane Cole, Mike Weathers, of Antioch, CA, and Paul Wright U.S.M.C., 29 Palms, San Diego, CA. Also survived by eleven great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild and many nieces and nephews.
She is preceded by her first husband, Harold Wright, (1961) and her second husband, Wallace Fenner, (1974), also by her daughter, Ruth Ann Choate, (1988). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a favorite charity or to Lone Tree Convalescent Hospital, 4001 Lone Tree Way,
Antioch, CA.
At her request there will be no services and she was cremated.
A native of Pike, OK. She grew up and attended school there. She moved to California in 1937 to the Hollywood area where she worked as a maid for several years and was introduced to some of the movie stars of the time. She enjoyed those years. She then came to Antioch area where she lived the past 45 years.
She loved to played bingo.
Survived by : son, Jan Wright of Antioch, CA; brother, Sinnett Coyle of OK; son-in-law , Bill Choate of Antioch, CA; six grandchildren, Evelyn St. Onge, Corky Choate, Tricia Wheeler, Diane Cole, Mike Weathers, of Antioch, CA, and Paul Wright U.S.M.C., 29 Palms, San Diego, CA. Also survived by eleven great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild and many nieces and nephews.
She is preceded by her first husband, Harold Wright, (1961) and her second husband, Wallace Fenner, (1974), also by her daughter, Ruth Ann Choate, (1988). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a favorite charity or to Lone Tree Convalescent Hospital, 4001 Lone Tree Way,
Antioch, CA.
At her request there will be no services and she was cremated.
Una C. Fenner
A native of Pike, OK. She grew up and attended school there. She moved to California in 1937 to the Hollywood area where she worked as a maid for several years and was introduced to some of the movie stars of the time. She enjoyed those years. She then came to Antioch area where she lived the past 45 years.
She loved to played bingo.
Survived by : son, Jan Wright of Antioch, CA; brother, Sinnett Coyle of OK; son-in-law , Bill Choate of Antioch, CA; six grandchildren, Evelyn St. Onge, Corky Choate, Tricia Wheeler, Diane Cole, Mike Weathers, of Antioch, CA, and Paul Wright U.S.M.C., 29 Palms, San Diego, CA. Also survived by eleven great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild and many nieces and nephews.
She is preceded by her first husband, Harold Wright, (1961) and her second husband, Wallace Fenner, (1974), also by her daughter, Ruth Ann Choate, (1988). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a favorite charity or to Lone Tree Convalescent Hospital, 4001 Lone Tree Way,
Antioch, CA.
At her request there will be no services and she was cremated.
A native of Pike, OK. She grew up and attended school there. She moved to California in 1937 to the Hollywood area where she worked as a maid for several years and was introduced to some of the movie stars of the time. She enjoyed those years. She then came to Antioch area where she lived the past 45 years.
She loved to played bingo.
Survived by : son, Jan Wright of Antioch, CA; brother, Sinnett Coyle of OK; son-in-law , Bill Choate of Antioch, CA; six grandchildren, Evelyn St. Onge, Corky Choate, Tricia Wheeler, Diane Cole, Mike Weathers, of Antioch, CA, and Paul Wright U.S.M.C., 29 Palms, San Diego, CA. Also survived by eleven great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild and many nieces and nephews.
She is preceded by her first husband, Harold Wright, (1961) and her second husband, Wallace Fenner, (1974), also by her daughter, Ruth Ann Choate, (1988). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a favorite charity or to Lone Tree Convalescent Hospital, 4001 Lone Tree Way,
Antioch, CA.
At her request there will be no services and she was cremated.
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