Funeral services for James Robert Key, 67, Muskogee, brother of A. C. Key, Wagoner, were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Wagoner First Christian Church with the Rev. Harry Anderson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery under the direction of the Green Funeral Home. Mr. Key passed away December 1942.
Mr. Key had been a resident of Muskogee and Chouteau for the past 40 years and was well known in Wagoner.
Besides his widow, Alice Tennessee (Greenhaw) Key, he is survived by three daughters; Pearl Key and Mrs. D. L. Russell, both of Woodlake, California and Mrs. E. F. Garrison, Sapulpa; two sons, Earl Key, Visalia, California and Harvey Key, Mountainair, New Mexico; and two grandchildren, A. V. Dodson and Glenn Garrison, both of the home.
Three brothers; A. C. Key, Wagoner; Charles Key, California, and Lonnie Key, Ardmore, and 12 grandchildren in addition to the two of the home also survive.
Obituary provided by Charlotte Stevens Schneider
Mr. Key had been a resident of Muskogee and Chouteau for the past 40 years and was well known in Wagoner.
Besides his widow, Alice Tennessee (Greenhaw) Key, he is survived by three daughters; Pearl Key and Mrs. D. L. Russell, both of Woodlake, California and Mrs. E. F. Garrison, Sapulpa; two sons, Earl Key, Visalia, California and Harvey Key, Mountainair, New Mexico; and two grandchildren, A. V. Dodson and Glenn Garrison, both of the home.
Three brothers; A. C. Key, Wagoner; Charles Key, California, and Lonnie Key, Ardmore, and 12 grandchildren in addition to the two of the home also survive.
Obituary provided by Charlotte Stevens Schneider
Funeral services for James Robert Key, 67, Muskogee, brother of A. C. Key, Wagoner, were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Wagoner First Christian Church with the Rev. Harry Anderson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery under the direction of the Green Funeral Home. Mr. Key passed away December 1942.
Mr. Key had been a resident of Muskogee and Chouteau for the past 40 years and was well known in Wagoner.
Besides his widow, Alice Tennessee (Greenhaw) Key, he is survived by three daughters; Pearl Key and Mrs. D. L. Russell, both of Woodlake, California and Mrs. E. F. Garrison, Sapulpa; two sons, Earl Key, Visalia, California and Harvey Key, Mountainair, New Mexico; and two grandchildren, A. V. Dodson and Glenn Garrison, both of the home.
Three brothers; A. C. Key, Wagoner; Charles Key, California, and Lonnie Key, Ardmore, and 12 grandchildren in addition to the two of the home also survive.
Obituary provided by Charlotte Stevens Schneider
Mr. Key had been a resident of Muskogee and Chouteau for the past 40 years and was well known in Wagoner.
Besides his widow, Alice Tennessee (Greenhaw) Key, he is survived by three daughters; Pearl Key and Mrs. D. L. Russell, both of Woodlake, California and Mrs. E. F. Garrison, Sapulpa; two sons, Earl Key, Visalia, California and Harvey Key, Mountainair, New Mexico; and two grandchildren, A. V. Dodson and Glenn Garrison, both of the home.
Three brothers; A. C. Key, Wagoner; Charles Key, California, and Lonnie Key, Ardmore, and 12 grandchildren in addition to the two of the home also survive.
Obituary provided by Charlotte Stevens Schneider
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