Lulu Lee Morris was born August 1, 1918, to Joe and Rosa Morris in Badger Lee, Oklahoma. She went to join her heavenly father October 14, 2015. She was 97 years old.
Lulu graduated from Vian High School, Bacone College, and earned her B.A. and Master’s Degree from Northeastern.
She began her teaching career in 1943 at Wickett School, a one roomed rural school house just south of Webbers Falls. She taught one year in Seven Sisters, Texas, and then two years in Porter. She started teaching in Muskogee in 1949 at Sequoyah, later at Houston, ending her career at Franklin in 1968.
She married Roy Sallee in 1939. From that union one daughter, Linda Rose Sallee, was born. That marriage was dissolved.
She married Earl Boggs February 1, 1946.
Lulu gave her life to Jesus at an early age. She joined First Baptist Church in 1950. She loved her church and church family.
Earl and Lulu loved to travel. They spent many years after retirement traveling across the United States for simple enjoyment and to libraries and cemeteries to work on her genealogy.
She started searching her ancestry in 1957. Her family has been blessed with research she has done on her Indian ancestry and her English ancestry. She has provided copies for each grandchild, and each great-grandchild.
Lulu Lee Boggs was the most loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father, Joe and Rosa Morris; her husband, Earl Boggs; one son-in-law, Billy Perry; one sister, Ruth Young,; three brothers, Taylor, Joe, and David Morris; two sisters-in-law, Dorothy (Joe), and Mary (David); two brothers-in-law, Goodlow Young, and Fred Drew.
Lulu is survived by her daughter, Linda Perry; two sisters, Monta Drew, and Ada Leaf (Cleo); grandchildren, Vicki Smith, Gail Barnett (Toby), Bill Perry II, and Keli Tomblinson (Billy May); great-grandchildren, Melissa Cole, Lyn McElmurry (Brian), Derek Phillips, Angela Whitney (Troy), Austin Tomblinson, April Tomblinson (Jacob Cowart), Misty Brown (Devlin), Hollie Tomblinson, Billy Perry III (Amanda), and James Perry; great-great-grandchildren, Joshua Cole, Jadyn Cole, Kodie Smith, Carin Smith, Clair McElmurry, Cyle McElmurry, Kaleigh Whitney, Sage Cowart, Nalila Cowart, Jazmine Cowart, Damion Martin, Jake Johnson, and Makynlee Perry; one sister-in-law, Dorothy Morris (Taylor), many loving nieces and nephews, and many, many cousins.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at the First Baptist Church Chapel, with Bill Crow officiating. Interment will follow in Fort Gibson National Cemetery.
The family has entrusted Bradley Family Funeral & Cremation Service with the arrangements.
Condolences to the family may be made at www.bradleyfuneralservice.com.
Lulu graduated from Vian High School, Bacone College, and earned her B.A. and Master’s Degree from Northeastern.
She began her teaching career in 1943 at Wickett School, a one roomed rural school house just south of Webbers Falls. She taught one year in Seven Sisters, Texas, and then two years in Porter. She started teaching in Muskogee in 1949 at Sequoyah, later at Houston, ending her career at Franklin in 1968.
She married Roy Sallee in 1939. From that union one daughter, Linda Rose Sallee, was born. That marriage was dissolved.
She married Earl Boggs February 1, 1946.
Lulu gave her life to Jesus at an early age. She joined First Baptist Church in 1950. She loved her church and church family.
Earl and Lulu loved to travel. They spent many years after retirement traveling across the United States for simple enjoyment and to libraries and cemeteries to work on her genealogy.
She started searching her ancestry in 1957. Her family has been blessed with research she has done on her Indian ancestry and her English ancestry. She has provided copies for each grandchild, and each great-grandchild.
Lulu Lee Boggs was the most loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father, Joe and Rosa Morris; her husband, Earl Boggs; one son-in-law, Billy Perry; one sister, Ruth Young,; three brothers, Taylor, Joe, and David Morris; two sisters-in-law, Dorothy (Joe), and Mary (David); two brothers-in-law, Goodlow Young, and Fred Drew.
Lulu is survived by her daughter, Linda Perry; two sisters, Monta Drew, and Ada Leaf (Cleo); grandchildren, Vicki Smith, Gail Barnett (Toby), Bill Perry II, and Keli Tomblinson (Billy May); great-grandchildren, Melissa Cole, Lyn McElmurry (Brian), Derek Phillips, Angela Whitney (Troy), Austin Tomblinson, April Tomblinson (Jacob Cowart), Misty Brown (Devlin), Hollie Tomblinson, Billy Perry III (Amanda), and James Perry; great-great-grandchildren, Joshua Cole, Jadyn Cole, Kodie Smith, Carin Smith, Clair McElmurry, Cyle McElmurry, Kaleigh Whitney, Sage Cowart, Nalila Cowart, Jazmine Cowart, Damion Martin, Jake Johnson, and Makynlee Perry; one sister-in-law, Dorothy Morris (Taylor), many loving nieces and nephews, and many, many cousins.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at the First Baptist Church Chapel, with Bill Crow officiating. Interment will follow in Fort Gibson National Cemetery.
The family has entrusted Bradley Family Funeral & Cremation Service with the arrangements.
Condolences to the family may be made at www.bradleyfuneralservice.com.
Lulu Lee Morris was born August 1, 1918, to Joe and Rosa Morris in Badger Lee, Oklahoma. She went to join her heavenly father October 14, 2015. She was 97 years old.
Lulu graduated from Vian High School, Bacone College, and earned her B.A. and Master’s Degree from Northeastern.
She began her teaching career in 1943 at Wickett School, a one roomed rural school house just south of Webbers Falls. She taught one year in Seven Sisters, Texas, and then two years in Porter. She started teaching in Muskogee in 1949 at Sequoyah, later at Houston, ending her career at Franklin in 1968.
She married Roy Sallee in 1939. From that union one daughter, Linda Rose Sallee, was born. That marriage was dissolved.
She married Earl Boggs February 1, 1946.
Lulu gave her life to Jesus at an early age. She joined First Baptist Church in 1950. She loved her church and church family.
Earl and Lulu loved to travel. They spent many years after retirement traveling across the United States for simple enjoyment and to libraries and cemeteries to work on her genealogy.
She started searching her ancestry in 1957. Her family has been blessed with research she has done on her Indian ancestry and her English ancestry. She has provided copies for each grandchild, and each great-grandchild.
Lulu Lee Boggs was the most loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father, Joe and Rosa Morris; her husband, Earl Boggs; one son-in-law, Billy Perry; one sister, Ruth Young,; three brothers, Taylor, Joe, and David Morris; two sisters-in-law, Dorothy (Joe), and Mary (David); two brothers-in-law, Goodlow Young, and Fred Drew.
Lulu is survived by her daughter, Linda Perry; two sisters, Monta Drew, and Ada Leaf (Cleo); grandchildren, Vicki Smith, Gail Barnett (Toby), Bill Perry II, and Keli Tomblinson (Billy May); great-grandchildren, Melissa Cole, Lyn McElmurry (Brian), Derek Phillips, Angela Whitney (Troy), Austin Tomblinson, April Tomblinson (Jacob Cowart), Misty Brown (Devlin), Hollie Tomblinson, Billy Perry III (Amanda), and James Perry; great-great-grandchildren, Joshua Cole, Jadyn Cole, Kodie Smith, Carin Smith, Clair McElmurry, Cyle McElmurry, Kaleigh Whitney, Sage Cowart, Nalila Cowart, Jazmine Cowart, Damion Martin, Jake Johnson, and Makynlee Perry; one sister-in-law, Dorothy Morris (Taylor), many loving nieces and nephews, and many, many cousins.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at the First Baptist Church Chapel, with Bill Crow officiating. Interment will follow in Fort Gibson National Cemetery.
The family has entrusted Bradley Family Funeral & Cremation Service with the arrangements.
Condolences to the family may be made at www.bradleyfuneralservice.com.
Lulu graduated from Vian High School, Bacone College, and earned her B.A. and Master’s Degree from Northeastern.
She began her teaching career in 1943 at Wickett School, a one roomed rural school house just south of Webbers Falls. She taught one year in Seven Sisters, Texas, and then two years in Porter. She started teaching in Muskogee in 1949 at Sequoyah, later at Houston, ending her career at Franklin in 1968.
She married Roy Sallee in 1939. From that union one daughter, Linda Rose Sallee, was born. That marriage was dissolved.
She married Earl Boggs February 1, 1946.
Lulu gave her life to Jesus at an early age. She joined First Baptist Church in 1950. She loved her church and church family.
Earl and Lulu loved to travel. They spent many years after retirement traveling across the United States for simple enjoyment and to libraries and cemeteries to work on her genealogy.
She started searching her ancestry in 1957. Her family has been blessed with research she has done on her Indian ancestry and her English ancestry. She has provided copies for each grandchild, and each great-grandchild.
Lulu Lee Boggs was the most loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father, Joe and Rosa Morris; her husband, Earl Boggs; one son-in-law, Billy Perry; one sister, Ruth Young,; three brothers, Taylor, Joe, and David Morris; two sisters-in-law, Dorothy (Joe), and Mary (David); two brothers-in-law, Goodlow Young, and Fred Drew.
Lulu is survived by her daughter, Linda Perry; two sisters, Monta Drew, and Ada Leaf (Cleo); grandchildren, Vicki Smith, Gail Barnett (Toby), Bill Perry II, and Keli Tomblinson (Billy May); great-grandchildren, Melissa Cole, Lyn McElmurry (Brian), Derek Phillips, Angela Whitney (Troy), Austin Tomblinson, April Tomblinson (Jacob Cowart), Misty Brown (Devlin), Hollie Tomblinson, Billy Perry III (Amanda), and James Perry; great-great-grandchildren, Joshua Cole, Jadyn Cole, Kodie Smith, Carin Smith, Clair McElmurry, Cyle McElmurry, Kaleigh Whitney, Sage Cowart, Nalila Cowart, Jazmine Cowart, Damion Martin, Jake Johnson, and Makynlee Perry; one sister-in-law, Dorothy Morris (Taylor), many loving nieces and nephews, and many, many cousins.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at the First Baptist Church Chapel, with Bill Crow officiating. Interment will follow in Fort Gibson National Cemetery.
The family has entrusted Bradley Family Funeral & Cremation Service with the arrangements.
Condolences to the family may be made at www.bradleyfuneralservice.com.
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