Middle name, birth date and place (city, state), taken from US Draft Card WWII (ancestry.com).
Parent's names (Johnston Brown and Seley P. Brown) taken from 1910 Federal Census for South Fox, Lincoln County, Oklahoma (ancestry.com). In 1900 Federal Census for this couple, they lived in Chapel, Howell County, Missouri, the county where Clarence was born (ancestry.com).
Sapulpa Daily Herald newspaper, page 2, in Sapulpa, Oklahoma on March 20, 1986:
Clarence O. Brown, 80, died Wednesday [March 19, 1986] at Bartlett Memorial Medical Center [Sapulpa].
Services are set for 10:30 am Saturday at Smith Funeral Chapel [Sapulpa] with Russell Casey officiating. Burial will be in Green Hills Memorial Gardens [Sapulpa].
Mr. Brown was born April 2, 1905 in Plainview, Missouri [Mountain View, Missouri in US Draft Card WWII in ancestry.com], and moved to Sapulpa from Kiefer [Oklahoma] in 1953.
He was a member of the First Christian Church and the Okie Kampers.
Mr. Brown retired as a plant operator for Gulf Oil Company in 1967, He was a 40-year employee.
Survivors include wife, Nora; son, Wayne of Okmulgee [Oklahoma]; brothers, Clato of Levelland, Texas and Roy of Sperry [Oklahoma]; and one grandchild.
Parent's names (Johnston Brown and Seley P. Brown) taken from 1910 Federal Census for South Fox, Lincoln County, Oklahoma (ancestry.com). In 1900 Federal Census for this couple, they lived in Chapel, Howell County, Missouri, the county where Clarence was born (ancestry.com).
Sapulpa Daily Herald newspaper, page 2, in Sapulpa, Oklahoma on March 20, 1986:
Clarence O. Brown, 80, died Wednesday [March 19, 1986] at Bartlett Memorial Medical Center [Sapulpa].
Services are set for 10:30 am Saturday at Smith Funeral Chapel [Sapulpa] with Russell Casey officiating. Burial will be in Green Hills Memorial Gardens [Sapulpa].
Mr. Brown was born April 2, 1905 in Plainview, Missouri [Mountain View, Missouri in US Draft Card WWII in ancestry.com], and moved to Sapulpa from Kiefer [Oklahoma] in 1953.
He was a member of the First Christian Church and the Okie Kampers.
Mr. Brown retired as a plant operator for Gulf Oil Company in 1967, He was a 40-year employee.
Survivors include wife, Nora; son, Wayne of Okmulgee [Oklahoma]; brothers, Clato of Levelland, Texas and Roy of Sperry [Oklahoma]; and one grandchild.
Middle name, birth date and place (city, state), taken from US Draft Card WWII (ancestry.com).
Parent's names (Johnston Brown and Seley P. Brown) taken from 1910 Federal Census for South Fox, Lincoln County, Oklahoma (ancestry.com). In 1900 Federal Census for this couple, they lived in Chapel, Howell County, Missouri, the county where Clarence was born (ancestry.com).
Sapulpa Daily Herald newspaper, page 2, in Sapulpa, Oklahoma on March 20, 1986:
Clarence O. Brown, 80, died Wednesday [March 19, 1986] at Bartlett Memorial Medical Center [Sapulpa].
Services are set for 10:30 am Saturday at Smith Funeral Chapel [Sapulpa] with Russell Casey officiating. Burial will be in Green Hills Memorial Gardens [Sapulpa].
Mr. Brown was born April 2, 1905 in Plainview, Missouri [Mountain View, Missouri in US Draft Card WWII in ancestry.com], and moved to Sapulpa from Kiefer [Oklahoma] in 1953.
He was a member of the First Christian Church and the Okie Kampers.
Mr. Brown retired as a plant operator for Gulf Oil Company in 1967, He was a 40-year employee.
Survivors include wife, Nora; son, Wayne of Okmulgee [Oklahoma]; brothers, Clato of Levelland, Texas and Roy of Sperry [Oklahoma]; and one grandchild.
Parent's names (Johnston Brown and Seley P. Brown) taken from 1910 Federal Census for South Fox, Lincoln County, Oklahoma (ancestry.com). In 1900 Federal Census for this couple, they lived in Chapel, Howell County, Missouri, the county where Clarence was born (ancestry.com).
Sapulpa Daily Herald newspaper, page 2, in Sapulpa, Oklahoma on March 20, 1986:
Clarence O. Brown, 80, died Wednesday [March 19, 1986] at Bartlett Memorial Medical Center [Sapulpa].
Services are set for 10:30 am Saturday at Smith Funeral Chapel [Sapulpa] with Russell Casey officiating. Burial will be in Green Hills Memorial Gardens [Sapulpa].
Mr. Brown was born April 2, 1905 in Plainview, Missouri [Mountain View, Missouri in US Draft Card WWII in ancestry.com], and moved to Sapulpa from Kiefer [Oklahoma] in 1953.
He was a member of the First Christian Church and the Okie Kampers.
Mr. Brown retired as a plant operator for Gulf Oil Company in 1967, He was a 40-year employee.
Survivors include wife, Nora; son, Wayne of Okmulgee [Oklahoma]; brothers, Clato of Levelland, Texas and Roy of Sperry [Oklahoma]; and one grandchild.
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