Services for Mrs. Anna Margaret Kukuk 55, who died Thursday night in an Enid hospital after a lengthy illness, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of the Davis funeral home, with Rev. Edward Hauer officiating.
Special services will be at 2:30 p.m. from the Christ Lutheran church, with burial in the Grace Hill cemetery under direction of the Davis funeral home.
The deceased was active in all Lutheran church affairs and was a member of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid. Rev. Edward Hauer will have charge of services, which will be under the direction of the Davis funeral home.
Mrs. Kukuk was born August 26, 1886 at Bryan, Texas, and was married May 10, 1907 at Bryan, Texas, to Fred Kukuk, who survives. They came to Noble County in 1907.
Other Survivors include:
Two sisters, Mrs. R. Franze of Bryan and Mrs. John Delia Adams of Bedias, Texas; her mother, Julia Anna Gerke of Bryan; five daughters, Mrs. Martin Piel and Mrs. Alfred Leonard of Perry; Lela Mae Kukuk of the home, Mrs. Floyd Ehler of Lamont, and Mrs. A.H. Showman of Yakima, Wash; and five sons, Walter, Carl, Clarence and Raymond, all of Perry, and Ernest of Sulphur Springs, Ark, and 15 grandchildren.
One son preceded the mother in death.
Special services will be at 2:30 p.m. from the Christ Lutheran church, with burial in the Grace Hill cemetery under direction of the Davis funeral home.
The deceased was active in all Lutheran church affairs and was a member of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid. Rev. Edward Hauer will have charge of services, which will be under the direction of the Davis funeral home.
Mrs. Kukuk was born August 26, 1886 at Bryan, Texas, and was married May 10, 1907 at Bryan, Texas, to Fred Kukuk, who survives. They came to Noble County in 1907.
Other Survivors include:
Two sisters, Mrs. R. Franze of Bryan and Mrs. John Delia Adams of Bedias, Texas; her mother, Julia Anna Gerke of Bryan; five daughters, Mrs. Martin Piel and Mrs. Alfred Leonard of Perry; Lela Mae Kukuk of the home, Mrs. Floyd Ehler of Lamont, and Mrs. A.H. Showman of Yakima, Wash; and five sons, Walter, Carl, Clarence and Raymond, all of Perry, and Ernest of Sulphur Springs, Ark, and 15 grandchildren.
One son preceded the mother in death.
Services for Mrs. Anna Margaret Kukuk 55, who died Thursday night in an Enid hospital after a lengthy illness, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of the Davis funeral home, with Rev. Edward Hauer officiating.
Special services will be at 2:30 p.m. from the Christ Lutheran church, with burial in the Grace Hill cemetery under direction of the Davis funeral home.
The deceased was active in all Lutheran church affairs and was a member of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid. Rev. Edward Hauer will have charge of services, which will be under the direction of the Davis funeral home.
Mrs. Kukuk was born August 26, 1886 at Bryan, Texas, and was married May 10, 1907 at Bryan, Texas, to Fred Kukuk, who survives. They came to Noble County in 1907.
Other Survivors include:
Two sisters, Mrs. R. Franze of Bryan and Mrs. John Delia Adams of Bedias, Texas; her mother, Julia Anna Gerke of Bryan; five daughters, Mrs. Martin Piel and Mrs. Alfred Leonard of Perry; Lela Mae Kukuk of the home, Mrs. Floyd Ehler of Lamont, and Mrs. A.H. Showman of Yakima, Wash; and five sons, Walter, Carl, Clarence and Raymond, all of Perry, and Ernest of Sulphur Springs, Ark, and 15 grandchildren.
One son preceded the mother in death.
Special services will be at 2:30 p.m. from the Christ Lutheran church, with burial in the Grace Hill cemetery under direction of the Davis funeral home.
The deceased was active in all Lutheran church affairs and was a member of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid. Rev. Edward Hauer will have charge of services, which will be under the direction of the Davis funeral home.
Mrs. Kukuk was born August 26, 1886 at Bryan, Texas, and was married May 10, 1907 at Bryan, Texas, to Fred Kukuk, who survives. They came to Noble County in 1907.
Other Survivors include:
Two sisters, Mrs. R. Franze of Bryan and Mrs. John Delia Adams of Bedias, Texas; her mother, Julia Anna Gerke of Bryan; five daughters, Mrs. Martin Piel and Mrs. Alfred Leonard of Perry; Lela Mae Kukuk of the home, Mrs. Floyd Ehler of Lamont, and Mrs. A.H. Showman of Yakima, Wash; and five sons, Walter, Carl, Clarence and Raymond, all of Perry, and Ernest of Sulphur Springs, Ark, and 15 grandchildren.
One son preceded the mother in death.
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