Chrystal C. Boling was born to Harve and Gracie Sequoyah Collins Boling on June 21st, 1932 at Okay, Oklahoma and left this life on December 2, 2012. She was preceded in death by her parents and her step mother Alberta, brother Austin Ray, and sisters; Lenora and Lannette, granddaughter Victoria Lynn Faulconer, nephews Benjamin Boling, grandparents George W. and Ada Brentlinger Boling, Reverend S.Y. and Beady Collins, great grandparents Charles and Hattie Brentlinger, Albert and Naomi Techau and brother Charles Wilson. She was also preceded by the father of her children; James C. Faulconer and her late husband; Jim Henson. Chrystal spent her school years in the Okay area. She worked for Wayne and Doris Gilbert and learned about flowers. She worked as a machine operator at Coburn optical. Mrs. Helen French and Dr. Eugene Henry encouraged her to become a nurse. She graduated from the last licensed Practical Nurse class at Muskogee Regional Hospital and worked at the hospital until retirement when she relocated and established her home in Wagoner, OK. She claimed many friends and enjoyed growing flowers, cooking, reading and writing. She learned lessons from the bumps and rough spots in life and enjoyed life to the fullest with her companion dogs; Jack and Miss T.
Chrystal C. Boling was born to Harve and Gracie Sequoyah Collins Boling on June 21st, 1932 at Okay, Oklahoma and left this life on December 2, 2012. She was preceded in death by her parents and her step mother Alberta, brother Austin Ray, and sisters; Lenora and Lannette, granddaughter Victoria Lynn Faulconer, nephews Benjamin Boling, grandparents George W. and Ada Brentlinger Boling, Reverend S.Y. and Beady Collins, great grandparents Charles and Hattie Brentlinger, Albert and Naomi Techau and brother Charles Wilson. She was also preceded by the father of her children; James C. Faulconer and her late husband; Jim Henson. Chrystal spent her school years in the Okay area. She worked for Wayne and Doris Gilbert and learned about flowers. She worked as a machine operator at Coburn optical. Mrs. Helen French and Dr. Eugene Henry encouraged her to become a nurse. She graduated from the last licensed Practical Nurse class at Muskogee Regional Hospital and worked at the hospital until retirement when she relocated and established her home in Wagoner, OK. She claimed many friends and enjoyed growing flowers, cooking, reading and writing. She learned lessons from the bumps and rough spots in life and enjoyed life to the fullest with her companion dogs; Jack and Miss T.
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