Buried next to her sister and brother-in-law, Dr Curtis & Mrs Agnes Day
The Oklahoman, Monday, Aug 17, 1964:
Miss Bess Boone Bradley, 87, of 1625 NW 22, died Sunday in her home. Services will be 4 pm Tuesday in Hahn-Cook Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Miss Bradley was born in Mayview, MO, and had lived in Okalhoma City more than 40 years. She had been a music teacher in the Oklahoma City school system, and had taught in Perry, Stillwater and Enid. She was a member of First Christian Church, P.E.O. and Ladies Music Cub.
Survivors include two nephews, Curtis B. Day, 1807 Guilford Lane; and Maurice J. Day, Deming, NM. The family requests that persons wishing to make memorial contributions donate to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
The Oklahoman, Monday, Aug 17, 1964:
Miss Bess Boone Bradley, 87, of 1625 NW 22, died Sunday in her home. Services will be 4 pm Tuesday in Hahn-Cook Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Miss Bradley was born in Mayview, MO, and had lived in Okalhoma City more than 40 years. She had been a music teacher in the Oklahoma City school system, and had taught in Perry, Stillwater and Enid. She was a member of First Christian Church, P.E.O. and Ladies Music Cub.
Survivors include two nephews, Curtis B. Day, 1807 Guilford Lane; and Maurice J. Day, Deming, NM. The family requests that persons wishing to make memorial contributions donate to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
Buried next to her sister and brother-in-law, Dr Curtis & Mrs Agnes Day
The Oklahoman, Monday, Aug 17, 1964:
Miss Bess Boone Bradley, 87, of 1625 NW 22, died Sunday in her home. Services will be 4 pm Tuesday in Hahn-Cook Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Miss Bradley was born in Mayview, MO, and had lived in Okalhoma City more than 40 years. She had been a music teacher in the Oklahoma City school system, and had taught in Perry, Stillwater and Enid. She was a member of First Christian Church, P.E.O. and Ladies Music Cub.
Survivors include two nephews, Curtis B. Day, 1807 Guilford Lane; and Maurice J. Day, Deming, NM. The family requests that persons wishing to make memorial contributions donate to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
The Oklahoman, Monday, Aug 17, 1964:
Miss Bess Boone Bradley, 87, of 1625 NW 22, died Sunday in her home. Services will be 4 pm Tuesday in Hahn-Cook Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Miss Bradley was born in Mayview, MO, and had lived in Okalhoma City more than 40 years. She had been a music teacher in the Oklahoma City school system, and had taught in Perry, Stillwater and Enid. She was a member of First Christian Church, P.E.O. and Ladies Music Cub.
Survivors include two nephews, Curtis B. Day, 1807 Guilford Lane; and Maurice J. Day, Deming, NM. The family requests that persons wishing to make memorial contributions donate to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
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