GRAY - Ethel Mae Hanna, 90, passed away on Sunday, October 28, 2007. Mrs. Gray was a devoted mother, grandmother, and wife. She was retired from Southwestern Bell and a member of the Southwestern Bell Pioneers in Tulsa. She is preceded in death by her husband, Leonard W. Gray. Survivors include sons, Jim and Ken Gray; grandsons, Ryan, Shane, Scott, Chad, Steven and Conner Gray. Service will be 2 p.m., Thursday, November 1, at Moore's Southlawn in Tulsa.
Ethel's parents were George Turner Hanna (1893-1960) and Ella Van Putten (1893-1927). She had one brother, George Turner Hanna, Jr., memorial #15825901. Ethel worked almost all of her adult life as a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell (now AT&T). She died at St. Francis Hospital a few hours after a car wreck in Tulsa.
Ethel's parents were George Turner Hanna (1893-1960) and Ella Van Putten (1893-1927). She had one brother, George Turner Hanna, Jr., memorial #15825901. Ethel worked almost all of her adult life as a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell (now AT&T). She died at St. Francis Hospital a few hours after a car wreck in Tulsa.
GRAY - Ethel Mae Hanna, 90, passed away on Sunday, October 28, 2007. Mrs. Gray was a devoted mother, grandmother, and wife. She was retired from Southwestern Bell and a member of the Southwestern Bell Pioneers in Tulsa. She is preceded in death by her husband, Leonard W. Gray. Survivors include sons, Jim and Ken Gray; grandsons, Ryan, Shane, Scott, Chad, Steven and Conner Gray. Service will be 2 p.m., Thursday, November 1, at Moore's Southlawn in Tulsa.
Ethel's parents were George Turner Hanna (1893-1960) and Ella Van Putten (1893-1927). She had one brother, George Turner Hanna, Jr., memorial #15825901. Ethel worked almost all of her adult life as a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell (now AT&T). She died at St. Francis Hospital a few hours after a car wreck in Tulsa.
Ethel's parents were George Turner Hanna (1893-1960) and Ella Van Putten (1893-1927). She had one brother, George Turner Hanna, Jr., memorial #15825901. Ethel worked almost all of her adult life as a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell (now AT&T). She died at St. Francis Hospital a few hours after a car wreck in Tulsa.
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