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Womack, Donald Ray, 64, truck driver, died Dec. 24. Services were Monday (Dec. 28) (John M. Ireland, Moore).
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Tuesday, December 29, 2015, Page 8A.
What you are is God's gift to you; what you become is your gift to God. kindest man anyone could ever hope to know. Preceded in death by our mother, Nadine Euvonne Womack, our brother, Nathaniel Wayne Womack, granddaughter Veronica Lynn Ashley and a host of beloved family members. He is survived by five children; Kayce Virginia Ann Rodriguez (40), Missy Misty Dawn Cranford (38), Kristina Lynn Baker (37), Jonathan Azra Womack (35) and Lisa Michelle Womack (34), two brothers, Floyd Womack and John Womack, one sister, Pauline Harris and twelve grandchildren. He was a caring, loving, devoted family man who always worked hard for us and loved us beyond measure. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for anyone of us. In his final days, it was I who had the gift to be at his side. Each and every moment was bitter-sweet and precious. I had the blessing of bonding with daddy on a level that few ever had the opportunity to experience. Donald was also a humble man who rarely thought of himself, instead, putting others first. He never complained, even at the end of his days. He was my superhero. A soul of his calibre is rarely found in this world and leaves anyone who has ever witnessed it a little more humbled and blessed. His road was long though his travel too short. He will forever be missed and cherished by all those he loved. God blessed be the man who comes to be received by you; he who received you whilst in our world. Take him into your loving embrace and bless his soul with eternal life. Amen Kayce Rodriguez, representing the family of Donald Ray Womack.
Womack, Donald Ray, 64, truck driver, died Dec. 24. Services were Monday (Dec. 28) (John M. Ireland, Moore).
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Tuesday, December 29, 2015, Page 8A.
What you are is God's gift to you; what you become is your gift to God. kindest man anyone could ever hope to know. Preceded in death by our mother, Nadine Euvonne Womack, our brother, Nathaniel Wayne Womack, granddaughter Veronica Lynn Ashley and a host of beloved family members. He is survived by five children; Kayce Virginia Ann Rodriguez (40), Missy Misty Dawn Cranford (38), Kristina Lynn Baker (37), Jonathan Azra Womack (35) and Lisa Michelle Womack (34), two brothers, Floyd Womack and John Womack, one sister, Pauline Harris and twelve grandchildren. He was a caring, loving, devoted family man who always worked hard for us and loved us beyond measure. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for anyone of us. In his final days, it was I who had the gift to be at his side. Each and every moment was bitter-sweet and precious. I had the blessing of bonding with daddy on a level that few ever had the opportunity to experience. Donald was also a humble man who rarely thought of himself, instead, putting others first. He never complained, even at the end of his days. He was my superhero. A soul of his calibre is rarely found in this world and leaves anyone who has ever witnessed it a little more humbled and blessed. His road was long though his travel too short. He will forever be missed and cherished by all those he loved. God blessed be the man who comes to be received by you; he who received you whilst in our world. Take him into your loving embrace and bless his soul with eternal life. Amen Kayce Rodriguez, representing the family of Donald Ray Womack.
SAPULPA
Womack, Donald Ray, 64, truck driver, died Dec. 24. Services were Monday (Dec. 28) (John M. Ireland, Moore).
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Tuesday, December 29, 2015, Page 8A.
What you are is God's gift to you; what you become is your gift to God. kindest man anyone could ever hope to know. Preceded in death by our mother, Nadine Euvonne Womack, our brother, Nathaniel Wayne Womack, granddaughter Veronica Lynn Ashley and a host of beloved family members. He is survived by five children; Kayce Virginia Ann Rodriguez (40), Missy Misty Dawn Cranford (38), Kristina Lynn Baker (37), Jonathan Azra Womack (35) and Lisa Michelle Womack (34), two brothers, Floyd Womack and John Womack, one sister, Pauline Harris and twelve grandchildren. He was a caring, loving, devoted family man who always worked hard for us and loved us beyond measure. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for anyone of us. In his final days, it was I who had the gift to be at his side. Each and every moment was bitter-sweet and precious. I had the blessing of bonding with daddy on a level that few ever had the opportunity to experience. Donald was also a humble man who rarely thought of himself, instead, putting others first. He never complained, even at the end of his days. He was my superhero. A soul of his calibre is rarely found in this world and leaves anyone who has ever witnessed it a little more humbled and blessed. His road was long though his travel too short. He will forever be missed and cherished by all those he loved. God blessed be the man who comes to be received by you; he who received you whilst in our world. Take him into your loving embrace and bless his soul with eternal life. Amen Kayce Rodriguez, representing the family of Donald Ray Womack.
Womack, Donald Ray, 64, truck driver, died Dec. 24. Services were Monday (Dec. 28) (John M. Ireland, Moore).
Published in The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Tuesday, December 29, 2015, Page 8A.
What you are is God's gift to you; what you become is your gift to God. kindest man anyone could ever hope to know. Preceded in death by our mother, Nadine Euvonne Womack, our brother, Nathaniel Wayne Womack, granddaughter Veronica Lynn Ashley and a host of beloved family members. He is survived by five children; Kayce Virginia Ann Rodriguez (40), Missy Misty Dawn Cranford (38), Kristina Lynn Baker (37), Jonathan Azra Womack (35) and Lisa Michelle Womack (34), two brothers, Floyd Womack and John Womack, one sister, Pauline Harris and twelve grandchildren. He was a caring, loving, devoted family man who always worked hard for us and loved us beyond measure. There wasn't anything he wouldn't do for anyone of us. In his final days, it was I who had the gift to be at his side. Each and every moment was bitter-sweet and precious. I had the blessing of bonding with daddy on a level that few ever had the opportunity to experience. Donald was also a humble man who rarely thought of himself, instead, putting others first. He never complained, even at the end of his days. He was my superhero. A soul of his calibre is rarely found in this world and leaves anyone who has ever witnessed it a little more humbled and blessed. His road was long though his travel too short. He will forever be missed and cherished by all those he loved. God blessed be the man who comes to be received by you; he who received you whilst in our world. Take him into your loving embrace and bless his soul with eternal life. Amen Kayce Rodriguez, representing the family of Donald Ray Womack.
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