Donna Wiley, 82 resident of Hollis, Oklahoma passed away December 17, 2020, at Colonial Manor Nursing Home in Hollis, Oklahoma.
Donna was born on July 12, 1938, to Floyd and Lois Patrick. She was raised on the family farm in the Bethel Community. She attended Louis Hill School until the 8th grade and then made the transition to Gould High School, where she graduated in 1956.
On September 29, 1956, Donna married G.B. Wiley at the Louis Hill Church. Donna and G.B. were married for almost 61 years until G.B.'s death in 2017.
She worked for the Law offices of Bill Fancher and Jim Moore for several years and retired from the Harmon County Deputy Court Clerk position.
Donna was a longtime and faithful member of the First Baptist Church in Hollis. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, and spending time with family and friends. She had a servant's heart and enjoyed helping in the church kitchen serving meals anytime there was a need. She volunteered at the Harmon County Museum and was a member of the Sorosis Club. Donna was passionate about keeping the Gould Alumni a priority and was known as "the glue" that kept the Class of 56 returning for their annual gathering. Family and friends were so important to her and she will be missed very much.
She is preceded in death by her parents Floyd and Lois Patrick; sister Linda Carol Patrick, and husband G.B. Wiley.
Donna is survived by her daughter Sharon Brown and husband Hobey of Amarillo, Texas; grandsons Corey Brown of Elgin and Jacob Brown and wife Haydee of Amarillo, Texas; great-grandchildren Carley Brown, Kyndal Brown, and Lilliana Brown.
Donna was born on July 12, 1938, to Floyd and Lois Patrick. She was raised on the family farm in the Bethel Community. She attended Louis Hill School until the 8th grade and then made the transition to Gould High School, where she graduated in 1956.
On September 29, 1956, Donna married G.B. Wiley at the Louis Hill Church. Donna and G.B. were married for almost 61 years until G.B.'s death in 2017.
She worked for the Law offices of Bill Fancher and Jim Moore for several years and retired from the Harmon County Deputy Court Clerk position.
Donna was a longtime and faithful member of the First Baptist Church in Hollis. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, and spending time with family and friends. She had a servant's heart and enjoyed helping in the church kitchen serving meals anytime there was a need. She volunteered at the Harmon County Museum and was a member of the Sorosis Club. Donna was passionate about keeping the Gould Alumni a priority and was known as "the glue" that kept the Class of 56 returning for their annual gathering. Family and friends were so important to her and she will be missed very much.
She is preceded in death by her parents Floyd and Lois Patrick; sister Linda Carol Patrick, and husband G.B. Wiley.
Donna is survived by her daughter Sharon Brown and husband Hobey of Amarillo, Texas; grandsons Corey Brown of Elgin and Jacob Brown and wife Haydee of Amarillo, Texas; great-grandchildren Carley Brown, Kyndal Brown, and Lilliana Brown.
Donna Wiley, 82 resident of Hollis, Oklahoma passed away December 17, 2020, at Colonial Manor Nursing Home in Hollis, Oklahoma.
Donna was born on July 12, 1938, to Floyd and Lois Patrick. She was raised on the family farm in the Bethel Community. She attended Louis Hill School until the 8th grade and then made the transition to Gould High School, where she graduated in 1956.
On September 29, 1956, Donna married G.B. Wiley at the Louis Hill Church. Donna and G.B. were married for almost 61 years until G.B.'s death in 2017.
She worked for the Law offices of Bill Fancher and Jim Moore for several years and retired from the Harmon County Deputy Court Clerk position.
Donna was a longtime and faithful member of the First Baptist Church in Hollis. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, and spending time with family and friends. She had a servant's heart and enjoyed helping in the church kitchen serving meals anytime there was a need. She volunteered at the Harmon County Museum and was a member of the Sorosis Club. Donna was passionate about keeping the Gould Alumni a priority and was known as "the glue" that kept the Class of 56 returning for their annual gathering. Family and friends were so important to her and she will be missed very much.
She is preceded in death by her parents Floyd and Lois Patrick; sister Linda Carol Patrick, and husband G.B. Wiley.
Donna is survived by her daughter Sharon Brown and husband Hobey of Amarillo, Texas; grandsons Corey Brown of Elgin and Jacob Brown and wife Haydee of Amarillo, Texas; great-grandchildren Carley Brown, Kyndal Brown, and Lilliana Brown.
Donna was born on July 12, 1938, to Floyd and Lois Patrick. She was raised on the family farm in the Bethel Community. She attended Louis Hill School until the 8th grade and then made the transition to Gould High School, where she graduated in 1956.
On September 29, 1956, Donna married G.B. Wiley at the Louis Hill Church. Donna and G.B. were married for almost 61 years until G.B.'s death in 2017.
She worked for the Law offices of Bill Fancher and Jim Moore for several years and retired from the Harmon County Deputy Court Clerk position.
Donna was a longtime and faithful member of the First Baptist Church in Hollis. She enjoyed cooking, sewing, and spending time with family and friends. She had a servant's heart and enjoyed helping in the church kitchen serving meals anytime there was a need. She volunteered at the Harmon County Museum and was a member of the Sorosis Club. Donna was passionate about keeping the Gould Alumni a priority and was known as "the glue" that kept the Class of 56 returning for their annual gathering. Family and friends were so important to her and she will be missed very much.
She is preceded in death by her parents Floyd and Lois Patrick; sister Linda Carol Patrick, and husband G.B. Wiley.
Donna is survived by her daughter Sharon Brown and husband Hobey of Amarillo, Texas; grandsons Corey Brown of Elgin and Jacob Brown and wife Haydee of Amarillo, Texas; great-grandchildren Carley Brown, Kyndal Brown, and Lilliana Brown.
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