Walter Lee Burpo was born in Parker County, Texas in the year of 1891 and departed this life on Feb. 15, 1959 after a short illness at Wesley Hospital in Oklahoma City, OK. He was 67 years old.
He came to Oklahoma in 1909 and settled on a farm near Crescent where he farmed for years. Later he moved to the Dover community and about two years ago he retired and moved to his home at 802 North Main in Kingfisher.
Survivors are his wife, Ollie, of the home address; four sons, Aldon and Frank of Dover; Albert of King City, CA and Gene of Crescent, OK; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Jones of Kingfisher, Mrs. Faye Smith of Tipton, CA and Mrs. June Fike of El Reno; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Stephens of Kingfisher and Mrs. Ida Langley of Crescent; 17 grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.
He came to Oklahoma in 1909 and settled on a farm near Crescent where he farmed for years. Later he moved to the Dover community and about two years ago he retired and moved to his home at 802 North Main in Kingfisher.
Survivors are his wife, Ollie, of the home address; four sons, Aldon and Frank of Dover; Albert of King City, CA and Gene of Crescent, OK; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Jones of Kingfisher, Mrs. Faye Smith of Tipton, CA and Mrs. June Fike of El Reno; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Stephens of Kingfisher and Mrs. Ida Langley of Crescent; 17 grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.
Walter Lee Burpo was born in Parker County, Texas in the year of 1891 and departed this life on Feb. 15, 1959 after a short illness at Wesley Hospital in Oklahoma City, OK. He was 67 years old.
He came to Oklahoma in 1909 and settled on a farm near Crescent where he farmed for years. Later he moved to the Dover community and about two years ago he retired and moved to his home at 802 North Main in Kingfisher.
Survivors are his wife, Ollie, of the home address; four sons, Aldon and Frank of Dover; Albert of King City, CA and Gene of Crescent, OK; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Jones of Kingfisher, Mrs. Faye Smith of Tipton, CA and Mrs. June Fike of El Reno; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Stephens of Kingfisher and Mrs. Ida Langley of Crescent; 17 grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.
He came to Oklahoma in 1909 and settled on a farm near Crescent where he farmed for years. Later he moved to the Dover community and about two years ago he retired and moved to his home at 802 North Main in Kingfisher.
Survivors are his wife, Ollie, of the home address; four sons, Aldon and Frank of Dover; Albert of King City, CA and Gene of Crescent, OK; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Jones of Kingfisher, Mrs. Faye Smith of Tipton, CA and Mrs. June Fike of El Reno; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Stephens of Kingfisher and Mrs. Ida Langley of Crescent; 17 grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.
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