Bobbie June (Casey) Lindsey, 85, of Porum Oklahoma passed away Tuesday, September 13, 2016. She was born February 15, 1931 in Porum, to Ollie Margarette Robinson and Dewey Victor Casey. She was married to Lowell Dean Lindsey who preceeded her in death.
She is survived by her children Dean Lindsey Jr. and wife Ann of Porum, Janis Fraley and husband Jim of Broken Arrow, Steve Lindsey and wife Raeanne of Porum, and the late Diane Reece and husband Bill of Bokoshe. She had 13 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, and 3 great, great grandchildren. Her siblings include Ray Casey and wife Rollene, Glenn Casey and wife Shirley, Anne Roberson and the late Bob Roberson, and Carol Thomason. She was preceeded in death by her husband Lowell Dean Lindsey, daughter Diane Reece, sister Louise Casey, brother Charles Casey and grandson Kevin Lindsey. She will be missed by all her family and friends including dear friends Barbara Harris, Pat Richina, and Ernestine Lawson.
June and Lowell spent many years together running the family dairy farm and working cattle. With a farm life, June loved spending time outdoors working in her flower garden, tending to cows, visiting with people, and traveling with friends and family. She enjoyed attending the Porum and Checotah Senior Center activities and having weekly lunches with friends. She was a member of the Friends of the Library and had a passion for reading, spending many nights falling asleep to a good book. Those who knew June know she loved to yard sale. She had great taste in clothes and found it hard to pass up leopard print items, a fancy pair of shoes, or clothing with jewels on them. June was a really good story teller. She loved to tell about her life as a kid raised in the country and her recent experiences. When visiting with her, she always seemed to have a funny story on how something went amiss on her adventures. Oh how she loved to laugh and enjoyed people. June was a hard worker. She could outwork anyone on tending cows, building fences, or cleaning outdoors, even through her eighties. She valued a strong work ethic all her life.
Funeral services honoring June's life will be 10 a.m. Friday, September 16th at Mallory Chapel, Stigler with burial in Fields Cemetery in Porum. Pastor Shelley Persinger will be officiating. Viewing will be Thursday 8am to 8pm with family visitation from 6-8 pm at Mallory-Martin Funeral Home Chapel of Porum.
Honorary Pallbearers are her grandsons, Greg Lindsey, Rowdy Lindsey, Mike Fraley, Jeremy Fraley, and Austin Lindsey.
The family would like to give special thanks to Home Health Agency Access and Sans Bois Hospice for their support and help.
She is survived by her children Dean Lindsey Jr. and wife Ann of Porum, Janis Fraley and husband Jim of Broken Arrow, Steve Lindsey and wife Raeanne of Porum, and the late Diane Reece and husband Bill of Bokoshe. She had 13 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, and 3 great, great grandchildren. Her siblings include Ray Casey and wife Rollene, Glenn Casey and wife Shirley, Anne Roberson and the late Bob Roberson, and Carol Thomason. She was preceeded in death by her husband Lowell Dean Lindsey, daughter Diane Reece, sister Louise Casey, brother Charles Casey and grandson Kevin Lindsey. She will be missed by all her family and friends including dear friends Barbara Harris, Pat Richina, and Ernestine Lawson.
June and Lowell spent many years together running the family dairy farm and working cattle. With a farm life, June loved spending time outdoors working in her flower garden, tending to cows, visiting with people, and traveling with friends and family. She enjoyed attending the Porum and Checotah Senior Center activities and having weekly lunches with friends. She was a member of the Friends of the Library and had a passion for reading, spending many nights falling asleep to a good book. Those who knew June know she loved to yard sale. She had great taste in clothes and found it hard to pass up leopard print items, a fancy pair of shoes, or clothing with jewels on them. June was a really good story teller. She loved to tell about her life as a kid raised in the country and her recent experiences. When visiting with her, she always seemed to have a funny story on how something went amiss on her adventures. Oh how she loved to laugh and enjoyed people. June was a hard worker. She could outwork anyone on tending cows, building fences, or cleaning outdoors, even through her eighties. She valued a strong work ethic all her life.
Funeral services honoring June's life will be 10 a.m. Friday, September 16th at Mallory Chapel, Stigler with burial in Fields Cemetery in Porum. Pastor Shelley Persinger will be officiating. Viewing will be Thursday 8am to 8pm with family visitation from 6-8 pm at Mallory-Martin Funeral Home Chapel of Porum.
Honorary Pallbearers are her grandsons, Greg Lindsey, Rowdy Lindsey, Mike Fraley, Jeremy Fraley, and Austin Lindsey.
The family would like to give special thanks to Home Health Agency Access and Sans Bois Hospice for their support and help.
Bobbie June (Casey) Lindsey, 85, of Porum Oklahoma passed away Tuesday, September 13, 2016. She was born February 15, 1931 in Porum, to Ollie Margarette Robinson and Dewey Victor Casey. She was married to Lowell Dean Lindsey who preceeded her in death.
She is survived by her children Dean Lindsey Jr. and wife Ann of Porum, Janis Fraley and husband Jim of Broken Arrow, Steve Lindsey and wife Raeanne of Porum, and the late Diane Reece and husband Bill of Bokoshe. She had 13 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, and 3 great, great grandchildren. Her siblings include Ray Casey and wife Rollene, Glenn Casey and wife Shirley, Anne Roberson and the late Bob Roberson, and Carol Thomason. She was preceeded in death by her husband Lowell Dean Lindsey, daughter Diane Reece, sister Louise Casey, brother Charles Casey and grandson Kevin Lindsey. She will be missed by all her family and friends including dear friends Barbara Harris, Pat Richina, and Ernestine Lawson.
June and Lowell spent many years together running the family dairy farm and working cattle. With a farm life, June loved spending time outdoors working in her flower garden, tending to cows, visiting with people, and traveling with friends and family. She enjoyed attending the Porum and Checotah Senior Center activities and having weekly lunches with friends. She was a member of the Friends of the Library and had a passion for reading, spending many nights falling asleep to a good book. Those who knew June know she loved to yard sale. She had great taste in clothes and found it hard to pass up leopard print items, a fancy pair of shoes, or clothing with jewels on them. June was a really good story teller. She loved to tell about her life as a kid raised in the country and her recent experiences. When visiting with her, she always seemed to have a funny story on how something went amiss on her adventures. Oh how she loved to laugh and enjoyed people. June was a hard worker. She could outwork anyone on tending cows, building fences, or cleaning outdoors, even through her eighties. She valued a strong work ethic all her life.
Funeral services honoring June's life will be 10 a.m. Friday, September 16th at Mallory Chapel, Stigler with burial in Fields Cemetery in Porum. Pastor Shelley Persinger will be officiating. Viewing will be Thursday 8am to 8pm with family visitation from 6-8 pm at Mallory-Martin Funeral Home Chapel of Porum.
Honorary Pallbearers are her grandsons, Greg Lindsey, Rowdy Lindsey, Mike Fraley, Jeremy Fraley, and Austin Lindsey.
The family would like to give special thanks to Home Health Agency Access and Sans Bois Hospice for their support and help.
She is survived by her children Dean Lindsey Jr. and wife Ann of Porum, Janis Fraley and husband Jim of Broken Arrow, Steve Lindsey and wife Raeanne of Porum, and the late Diane Reece and husband Bill of Bokoshe. She had 13 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, and 3 great, great grandchildren. Her siblings include Ray Casey and wife Rollene, Glenn Casey and wife Shirley, Anne Roberson and the late Bob Roberson, and Carol Thomason. She was preceeded in death by her husband Lowell Dean Lindsey, daughter Diane Reece, sister Louise Casey, brother Charles Casey and grandson Kevin Lindsey. She will be missed by all her family and friends including dear friends Barbara Harris, Pat Richina, and Ernestine Lawson.
June and Lowell spent many years together running the family dairy farm and working cattle. With a farm life, June loved spending time outdoors working in her flower garden, tending to cows, visiting with people, and traveling with friends and family. She enjoyed attending the Porum and Checotah Senior Center activities and having weekly lunches with friends. She was a member of the Friends of the Library and had a passion for reading, spending many nights falling asleep to a good book. Those who knew June know she loved to yard sale. She had great taste in clothes and found it hard to pass up leopard print items, a fancy pair of shoes, or clothing with jewels on them. June was a really good story teller. She loved to tell about her life as a kid raised in the country and her recent experiences. When visiting with her, she always seemed to have a funny story on how something went amiss on her adventures. Oh how she loved to laugh and enjoyed people. June was a hard worker. She could outwork anyone on tending cows, building fences, or cleaning outdoors, even through her eighties. She valued a strong work ethic all her life.
Funeral services honoring June's life will be 10 a.m. Friday, September 16th at Mallory Chapel, Stigler with burial in Fields Cemetery in Porum. Pastor Shelley Persinger will be officiating. Viewing will be Thursday 8am to 8pm with family visitation from 6-8 pm at Mallory-Martin Funeral Home Chapel of Porum.
Honorary Pallbearers are her grandsons, Greg Lindsey, Rowdy Lindsey, Mike Fraley, Jeremy Fraley, and Austin Lindsey.
The family would like to give special thanks to Home Health Agency Access and Sans Bois Hospice for their support and help.
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