Services for Joseph (Joe) Prater,29, of 2600 NW 63,will be
10:00 AM Friday at the Guardian Westside Funeral Home with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. He died Tuesday at Deaconess Hospital after a brief illness.
Prater was born in Mangum and came to Oklahoma City in 1965. He was a hairdresser at Bo-Je's beauty salon.
He was a Korean War veteran and a member of the Lakeside Assembly of God church. He had attended Central State College.
Survivors include his wife Bonnie; a brother, Lawrence of Altus; a sister Dian Denver and his mother Mrs.G.A.Gaitjen,of Houston.
10:00 AM Friday at the Guardian Westside Funeral Home with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. He died Tuesday at Deaconess Hospital after a brief illness.
Prater was born in Mangum and came to Oklahoma City in 1965. He was a hairdresser at Bo-Je's beauty salon.
He was a Korean War veteran and a member of the Lakeside Assembly of God church. He had attended Central State College.
Survivors include his wife Bonnie; a brother, Lawrence of Altus; a sister Dian Denver and his mother Mrs.G.A.Gaitjen,of Houston.
Services for Joseph (Joe) Prater,29, of 2600 NW 63,will be
10:00 AM Friday at the Guardian Westside Funeral Home with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. He died Tuesday at Deaconess Hospital after a brief illness.
Prater was born in Mangum and came to Oklahoma City in 1965. He was a hairdresser at Bo-Je's beauty salon.
He was a Korean War veteran and a member of the Lakeside Assembly of God church. He had attended Central State College.
Survivors include his wife Bonnie; a brother, Lawrence of Altus; a sister Dian Denver and his mother Mrs.G.A.Gaitjen,of Houston.
10:00 AM Friday at the Guardian Westside Funeral Home with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. He died Tuesday at Deaconess Hospital after a brief illness.
Prater was born in Mangum and came to Oklahoma City in 1965. He was a hairdresser at Bo-Je's beauty salon.
He was a Korean War veteran and a member of the Lakeside Assembly of God church. He had attended Central State College.
Survivors include his wife Bonnie; a brother, Lawrence of Altus; a sister Dian Denver and his mother Mrs.G.A.Gaitjen,of Houston.
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OKLAHOMA / A2C US AIR FORCE / VIETNAM
Gravesite Details
Single marker bears a Christian cross. Photo in files.
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