Oklahoman Published: January 8, 1987
BENSON
Pauline, 69, passed away Jan. 7, at South Community Hospital.
Services will be 2pm Friday in the Colonial Chapel of Vondel L. Smith & Sons Mortuary. Born in Arkansas Jan. 20, 1917, she had lived most of her life in OKC. She retired from First National Bank savings bond dept., where she had worked for a number of years. Previously she had worked in the credit department of John A. Brown's downtown store. she was a member of the Rancho Village Baptist Church, a former member of Western Hills Baptist Church. She and her husband, Cecil, were married June 6, 1936 in OKC and recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Survivors include her husband, Cecil; 3 daughters, Carolyn Pepmiller, St. Louis, Linda Blundell, OKC, and Nina Prejean, Heidelburg, West Germany; her mother, Mrs. Frances Lewis, OKC; 1 sister, Irene Myers of OKC; and 5 grandchildren.
BENSON
Pauline, 69, passed away Jan. 7, at South Community Hospital.
Services will be 2pm Friday in the Colonial Chapel of Vondel L. Smith & Sons Mortuary. Born in Arkansas Jan. 20, 1917, she had lived most of her life in OKC. She retired from First National Bank savings bond dept., where she had worked for a number of years. Previously she had worked in the credit department of John A. Brown's downtown store. she was a member of the Rancho Village Baptist Church, a former member of Western Hills Baptist Church. She and her husband, Cecil, were married June 6, 1936 in OKC and recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Survivors include her husband, Cecil; 3 daughters, Carolyn Pepmiller, St. Louis, Linda Blundell, OKC, and Nina Prejean, Heidelburg, West Germany; her mother, Mrs. Frances Lewis, OKC; 1 sister, Irene Myers of OKC; and 5 grandchildren.
Oklahoman Published: January 8, 1987
BENSON
Pauline, 69, passed away Jan. 7, at South Community Hospital.
Services will be 2pm Friday in the Colonial Chapel of Vondel L. Smith & Sons Mortuary. Born in Arkansas Jan. 20, 1917, she had lived most of her life in OKC. She retired from First National Bank savings bond dept., where she had worked for a number of years. Previously she had worked in the credit department of John A. Brown's downtown store. she was a member of the Rancho Village Baptist Church, a former member of Western Hills Baptist Church. She and her husband, Cecil, were married June 6, 1936 in OKC and recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Survivors include her husband, Cecil; 3 daughters, Carolyn Pepmiller, St. Louis, Linda Blundell, OKC, and Nina Prejean, Heidelburg, West Germany; her mother, Mrs. Frances Lewis, OKC; 1 sister, Irene Myers of OKC; and 5 grandchildren.
BENSON
Pauline, 69, passed away Jan. 7, at South Community Hospital.
Services will be 2pm Friday in the Colonial Chapel of Vondel L. Smith & Sons Mortuary. Born in Arkansas Jan. 20, 1917, she had lived most of her life in OKC. She retired from First National Bank savings bond dept., where she had worked for a number of years. Previously she had worked in the credit department of John A. Brown's downtown store. she was a member of the Rancho Village Baptist Church, a former member of Western Hills Baptist Church. She and her husband, Cecil, were married June 6, 1936 in OKC and recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Survivors include her husband, Cecil; 3 daughters, Carolyn Pepmiller, St. Louis, Linda Blundell, OKC, and Nina Prejean, Heidelburg, West Germany; her mother, Mrs. Frances Lewis, OKC; 1 sister, Irene Myers of OKC; and 5 grandchildren.
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