I met Shirley Weaver the day we started school in the 7th grade. We immediately became best friends. I have not forgotten her, even after all these years. I have so many great memories of her. In the Spring of 1951, I had someone take a picture of the two of us in front of one of the school buses on the school grounds of Desha Central at Rohwer AR. She is on the left. It's one of my favorite pictures. She gave me the other photo of herself. Shirley wrote in my 1950-51 yearbook "Virginia, Please remember me by this verse. You be the ice cream and I'll be the freezer, You be the lemon and I'll be the sqeezer. Shirley W."
The Oklahoman, Sept 16, page 13
Mrs Luker Dies at 25; Funeral Set
Services for Mrs Walter Hugh (Shirley Ann) Luker, 25, of 3216 SW 24, who died Thursday at home, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Rockwood Baptist Church, with burial in Morris (Mars) Hill Cemetery, east of Norman.
Services are under direction of Hunter Funeral Home.
A native of Tillar, Ark., Mrs. Luker had lived in Oklahoma City six years.
She is survived by her husband; three sons, Carl, LeRoy, and Terry Ray, and a daughter, Reginia Gale, all of the home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver, Tillar, and three brothers, Alfred of California, and Charles Edward and Leo, both of Tillar.
The Oklahoman, Sept 16, page 13
Mrs Luker Dies at 25; Funeral Set
Services for Mrs Walter Hugh (Shirley Ann) Luker, 25, of 3216 SW 24, who died Thursday at home, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Rockwood Baptist Church, with burial in Morris (Mars) Hill Cemetery, east of Norman.
Services are under direction of Hunter Funeral Home.
A native of Tillar, Ark., Mrs. Luker had lived in Oklahoma City six years.
She is survived by her husband; three sons, Carl, LeRoy, and Terry Ray, and a daughter, Reginia Gale, all of the home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver, Tillar, and three brothers, Alfred of California, and Charles Edward and Leo, both of Tillar.
I met Shirley Weaver the day we started school in the 7th grade. We immediately became best friends. I have not forgotten her, even after all these years. I have so many great memories of her. In the Spring of 1951, I had someone take a picture of the two of us in front of one of the school buses on the school grounds of Desha Central at Rohwer AR. She is on the left. It's one of my favorite pictures. She gave me the other photo of herself. Shirley wrote in my 1950-51 yearbook "Virginia, Please remember me by this verse. You be the ice cream and I'll be the freezer, You be the lemon and I'll be the sqeezer. Shirley W."
The Oklahoman, Sept 16, page 13
Mrs Luker Dies at 25; Funeral Set
Services for Mrs Walter Hugh (Shirley Ann) Luker, 25, of 3216 SW 24, who died Thursday at home, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Rockwood Baptist Church, with burial in Morris (Mars) Hill Cemetery, east of Norman.
Services are under direction of Hunter Funeral Home.
A native of Tillar, Ark., Mrs. Luker had lived in Oklahoma City six years.
She is survived by her husband; three sons, Carl, LeRoy, and Terry Ray, and a daughter, Reginia Gale, all of the home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver, Tillar, and three brothers, Alfred of California, and Charles Edward and Leo, both of Tillar.
The Oklahoman, Sept 16, page 13
Mrs Luker Dies at 25; Funeral Set
Services for Mrs Walter Hugh (Shirley Ann) Luker, 25, of 3216 SW 24, who died Thursday at home, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Rockwood Baptist Church, with burial in Morris (Mars) Hill Cemetery, east of Norman.
Services are under direction of Hunter Funeral Home.
A native of Tillar, Ark., Mrs. Luker had lived in Oklahoma City six years.
She is survived by her husband; three sons, Carl, LeRoy, and Terry Ray, and a daughter, Reginia Gale, all of the home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver, Tillar, and three brothers, Alfred of California, and Charles Edward and Leo, both of Tillar.
Gravesite Details
Twice I have had someone to search for Shirley's grave, with no results. I have been notified that she has no stone.
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