Funeral services were held Wednesday in Bristow for two women killed in a collision involving a 13-year-old boy, identified as Jermell Auntay Jordan of 811 E. 32nd St. North, who allegedly was driving a stolen van at a high speed at the intersection of Third Street and Peoria Avenue early Sunday. Five juveniles in two vans were apprehended in the incident. More than 350 people attended the services at St. Joseph Catholic Church for Annette Trigalet, 35, a former reporter for the Tulsa World and an English instructor at Tulsa Junior College, and her sister, Constance, 32, an employee at Amoco. Steven Lewis Munson, 39, a musician, also was killed in the collision. Graveside services were held at the Bristow Cemetery. Cherry Trigalet, of the family, said trust funds have been established for the children of the Trigalet sisters at the Bank of Oklahoma in Tulsa and Community Bank of Bristow. There are foundations set up at both banks for Justin, 13, and Jasmine Douglas, 11, Annette Trigalet's children and for Connie Trigalet's daughters, Jordan, 10, and Carly, 8. The children will live with their fathers. A musical benefit will be held at Cain's Ballroom Sunday for the children.
(The Tulsa World, May 10, 1990)
(The Tulsa World, May 10, 1990)
Funeral services were held Wednesday in Bristow for two women killed in a collision involving a 13-year-old boy, identified as Jermell Auntay Jordan of 811 E. 32nd St. North, who allegedly was driving a stolen van at a high speed at the intersection of Third Street and Peoria Avenue early Sunday. Five juveniles in two vans were apprehended in the incident. More than 350 people attended the services at St. Joseph Catholic Church for Annette Trigalet, 35, a former reporter for the Tulsa World and an English instructor at Tulsa Junior College, and her sister, Constance, 32, an employee at Amoco. Steven Lewis Munson, 39, a musician, also was killed in the collision. Graveside services were held at the Bristow Cemetery. Cherry Trigalet, of the family, said trust funds have been established for the children of the Trigalet sisters at the Bank of Oklahoma in Tulsa and Community Bank of Bristow. There are foundations set up at both banks for Justin, 13, and Jasmine Douglas, 11, Annette Trigalet's children and for Connie Trigalet's daughters, Jordan, 10, and Carly, 8. The children will live with their fathers. A musical benefit will be held at Cain's Ballroom Sunday for the children.
(The Tulsa World, May 10, 1990)
(The Tulsa World, May 10, 1990)
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