Broken Arrow -- Anderson Lee Peters, 86, retired truck driver, died Tuesday. Service 10:30 a.m. Friday, Trinity Lutheran Church. Christian-Gavlik.
Information from Michelle Shreve---
Lee was born March 28, 1916 in Rogers County, Oklahoma to Joel and Irene (Epps) Peters. He was baptized on February 10, 1923 at Bartlesville Lutheran Church in Claremore, Oklahoma and was raised in Rogers County, Oklahoma. Lee was confirmed (confessed) his faith publicly at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Chelsea, Oklahoma. His confirmation verse was Revelation 2:10. Lee met and married Annette Tammen November 14, 1937 in Broken Arrow. The couple lived in Broken Arrow ever since. For many years they attended Immanuel Lutheran Church. In 1983 they joined Trinity Lutheran Church of Broken Arrow. Lee liked to tell road safety stories, play pinochle, fish and enjoy gardening and animals. He treated his neighbors like family.
Lee is survived by: Son Wally Peters of Oklahoma City; Daughter Sally Hammert of Wyoming; Sister Goldie Logan of Idaho; Brothers Jonathan Peters of Oklahoma, Herman Peters of Kansas, Paul Peters of Texas, and Wayne Peters of Texas; Nine Grandchildren; Fifteen Great Grandchildren; Two Great-Great Grandchildren; Numerous other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by: Parents, wife, daughters Polly Fox and Roaslee Peters, Grandson Onis Hewitt and five brothers.
Broken Arrow -- Anderson Lee Peters, 86, retired truck driver, died Tuesday. Service 10:30 a.m. Friday, Trinity Lutheran Church. Christian-Gavlik.
Information from Michelle Shreve---
Lee was born March 28, 1916 in Rogers County, Oklahoma to Joel and Irene (Epps) Peters. He was baptized on February 10, 1923 at Bartlesville Lutheran Church in Claremore, Oklahoma and was raised in Rogers County, Oklahoma. Lee was confirmed (confessed) his faith publicly at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Chelsea, Oklahoma. His confirmation verse was Revelation 2:10. Lee met and married Annette Tammen November 14, 1937 in Broken Arrow. The couple lived in Broken Arrow ever since. For many years they attended Immanuel Lutheran Church. In 1983 they joined Trinity Lutheran Church of Broken Arrow. Lee liked to tell road safety stories, play pinochle, fish and enjoy gardening and animals. He treated his neighbors like family.
Lee is survived by: Son Wally Peters of Oklahoma City; Daughter Sally Hammert of Wyoming; Sister Goldie Logan of Idaho; Brothers Jonathan Peters of Oklahoma, Herman Peters of Kansas, Paul Peters of Texas, and Wayne Peters of Texas; Nine Grandchildren; Fifteen Great Grandchildren; Two Great-Great Grandchildren; Numerous other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by: Parents, wife, daughters Polly Fox and Roaslee Peters, Grandson Onis Hewitt and five brothers.
Family Members
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Leslie Howard Peters
1909–1999
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PVT Ralph Clay Peters
1911–1943
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Adolph Myer "Doc" Peters
1913–2001
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Joel Edward Peters
1918–2001
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Warren G. Peters
1920–1998
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Jonathan Calvin Peters
1925–2002
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Herman Earl "Pete" Peters
1927–2013
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Mary Ester Peters
1929–1929
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Paul Leon Peters
1931–2023
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Martin Andrew Peters
1933–1933
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Wayne Henley Peters
1934–2004
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