Noel Thomas Starling, 41, of Midwest City, died Saturday at Midwest City Memorial Hospital. Services will be 10:00 a.m. Monday at Soldier Creek Assembly of God Church with burial in Carney Cemetery, Carney, directed by Bill Eisenhour Southeast Funeral Home.
Starling was born in Perkins and moved to Oklahoma City in 1957. He owned Starling Welding Service and was a Korean war veteran. He belonged to the Soldier Creek Assembly of God Church and the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Oklahoma City.
He is survived by his wife, Betty; a son, Ronald, of the home; two daughters, Teresa and Paula, of the home; a brother, Elgin of Edmond and five sisters, Mrs. Tressie Flanigan and Mrs. Opal Hackworth, both of Carney; Mrs. Lura Hagar and Mrs. Myrtle Kennedy, both of Oklahoma City and Irma Starling of Tulsa.
{Published in the Oklahoman Sunday, April 7, 1974 page 34}
Starling was born in Perkins and moved to Oklahoma City in 1957. He owned Starling Welding Service and was a Korean war veteran. He belonged to the Soldier Creek Assembly of God Church and the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Oklahoma City.
He is survived by his wife, Betty; a son, Ronald, of the home; two daughters, Teresa and Paula, of the home; a brother, Elgin of Edmond and five sisters, Mrs. Tressie Flanigan and Mrs. Opal Hackworth, both of Carney; Mrs. Lura Hagar and Mrs. Myrtle Kennedy, both of Oklahoma City and Irma Starling of Tulsa.
{Published in the Oklahoman Sunday, April 7, 1974 page 34}
Noel Thomas Starling, 41, of Midwest City, died Saturday at Midwest City Memorial Hospital. Services will be 10:00 a.m. Monday at Soldier Creek Assembly of God Church with burial in Carney Cemetery, Carney, directed by Bill Eisenhour Southeast Funeral Home.
Starling was born in Perkins and moved to Oklahoma City in 1957. He owned Starling Welding Service and was a Korean war veteran. He belonged to the Soldier Creek Assembly of God Church and the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Oklahoma City.
He is survived by his wife, Betty; a son, Ronald, of the home; two daughters, Teresa and Paula, of the home; a brother, Elgin of Edmond and five sisters, Mrs. Tressie Flanigan and Mrs. Opal Hackworth, both of Carney; Mrs. Lura Hagar and Mrs. Myrtle Kennedy, both of Oklahoma City and Irma Starling of Tulsa.
{Published in the Oklahoman Sunday, April 7, 1974 page 34}
Starling was born in Perkins and moved to Oklahoma City in 1957. He owned Starling Welding Service and was a Korean war veteran. He belonged to the Soldier Creek Assembly of God Church and the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Oklahoma City.
He is survived by his wife, Betty; a son, Ronald, of the home; two daughters, Teresa and Paula, of the home; a brother, Elgin of Edmond and five sisters, Mrs. Tressie Flanigan and Mrs. Opal Hackworth, both of Carney; Mrs. Lura Hagar and Mrs. Myrtle Kennedy, both of Oklahoma City and Irma Starling of Tulsa.
{Published in the Oklahoman Sunday, April 7, 1974 page 34}
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