A graveside service for Jack D. Booze, 64, was held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 24, 2008, at the Sunny Side Cemetery two miles east and 1 1/2 miles south of Lahoma, OK. with Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home conducting the services. Rev. Dan O'Daniel, pastor of the Chisholm Trail Cowboy Church, where he regularly attended, officiated.
The youngest of six children, of Evert C. and Rita C. (Coates) Booze, Jack was born during a blizzard two miles north of Lahoma and 1/4 back east and died at Integris Bass Baptist Health Center. His dad had to get the snow cleared off the road to the bridge and then bring o'l Dr. Harris (from Drummond) to the house on the tractor, but he arrived a little late. The neighbor lady, Lydia Holts, had already delivered him. Doc did eat breakfast and it was either $25 for the trip or a ham. His dad gave him the ham.
He attended all 12 years of school and graduated from Lahoma. He also attended Enid Business College and after graduating from there, he went to work for Schuler Fruit Company in Enid, OK working there until they closed. He spent 21 years at Vance AFB working in the generator shop for 28 years until forced to retire due to ill health. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge at Waukomis and the Consistery at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
He is survived by a son Jeff; a step daughter Lori Holman and kids, Levi, Adam, Lacy, Brandy, and Katy; one brother John Booze of Enid, and three sisters; Joan Turner of Ames, Veta Cornish of Lahoma and Patsy Dresser of Enid; Lisa (Cordell) Booze, Keagan's mother.
He was preceded in death by a grandson, Keagan Kyle Booze; a brother, Junior and his mom and dad and three brothers-in-laws.
The youngest of six children, of Evert C. and Rita C. (Coates) Booze, Jack was born during a blizzard two miles north of Lahoma and 1/4 back east and died at Integris Bass Baptist Health Center. His dad had to get the snow cleared off the road to the bridge and then bring o'l Dr. Harris (from Drummond) to the house on the tractor, but he arrived a little late. The neighbor lady, Lydia Holts, had already delivered him. Doc did eat breakfast and it was either $25 for the trip or a ham. His dad gave him the ham.
He attended all 12 years of school and graduated from Lahoma. He also attended Enid Business College and after graduating from there, he went to work for Schuler Fruit Company in Enid, OK working there until they closed. He spent 21 years at Vance AFB working in the generator shop for 28 years until forced to retire due to ill health. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge at Waukomis and the Consistery at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
He is survived by a son Jeff; a step daughter Lori Holman and kids, Levi, Adam, Lacy, Brandy, and Katy; one brother John Booze of Enid, and three sisters; Joan Turner of Ames, Veta Cornish of Lahoma and Patsy Dresser of Enid; Lisa (Cordell) Booze, Keagan's mother.
He was preceded in death by a grandson, Keagan Kyle Booze; a brother, Junior and his mom and dad and three brothers-in-laws.
A graveside service for Jack D. Booze, 64, was held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 24, 2008, at the Sunny Side Cemetery two miles east and 1 1/2 miles south of Lahoma, OK. with Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home conducting the services. Rev. Dan O'Daniel, pastor of the Chisholm Trail Cowboy Church, where he regularly attended, officiated.
The youngest of six children, of Evert C. and Rita C. (Coates) Booze, Jack was born during a blizzard two miles north of Lahoma and 1/4 back east and died at Integris Bass Baptist Health Center. His dad had to get the snow cleared off the road to the bridge and then bring o'l Dr. Harris (from Drummond) to the house on the tractor, but he arrived a little late. The neighbor lady, Lydia Holts, had already delivered him. Doc did eat breakfast and it was either $25 for the trip or a ham. His dad gave him the ham.
He attended all 12 years of school and graduated from Lahoma. He also attended Enid Business College and after graduating from there, he went to work for Schuler Fruit Company in Enid, OK working there until they closed. He spent 21 years at Vance AFB working in the generator shop for 28 years until forced to retire due to ill health. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge at Waukomis and the Consistery at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
He is survived by a son Jeff; a step daughter Lori Holman and kids, Levi, Adam, Lacy, Brandy, and Katy; one brother John Booze of Enid, and three sisters; Joan Turner of Ames, Veta Cornish of Lahoma and Patsy Dresser of Enid; Lisa (Cordell) Booze, Keagan's mother.
He was preceded in death by a grandson, Keagan Kyle Booze; a brother, Junior and his mom and dad and three brothers-in-laws.
The youngest of six children, of Evert C. and Rita C. (Coates) Booze, Jack was born during a blizzard two miles north of Lahoma and 1/4 back east and died at Integris Bass Baptist Health Center. His dad had to get the snow cleared off the road to the bridge and then bring o'l Dr. Harris (from Drummond) to the house on the tractor, but he arrived a little late. The neighbor lady, Lydia Holts, had already delivered him. Doc did eat breakfast and it was either $25 for the trip or a ham. His dad gave him the ham.
He attended all 12 years of school and graduated from Lahoma. He also attended Enid Business College and after graduating from there, he went to work for Schuler Fruit Company in Enid, OK working there until they closed. He spent 21 years at Vance AFB working in the generator shop for 28 years until forced to retire due to ill health. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge at Waukomis and the Consistery at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
He is survived by a son Jeff; a step daughter Lori Holman and kids, Levi, Adam, Lacy, Brandy, and Katy; one brother John Booze of Enid, and three sisters; Joan Turner of Ames, Veta Cornish of Lahoma and Patsy Dresser of Enid; Lisa (Cordell) Booze, Keagan's mother.
He was preceded in death by a grandson, Keagan Kyle Booze; a brother, Junior and his mom and dad and three brothers-in-laws.
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