Integrity Funeral Service

04/05/2026

He is not here; He has risen! – Luke 24:6

This Easter, we are reminded that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the greatest promise of hope ever given. Because He lives, we have the assurance that death is not the end, but the beginning of eternal life for those who trust in Him.

At Integrity Funeral Service, it is our honor every day to serve families with this same message of hope, comfort, and the promise of resurrection.

Today we celebrate the victory of life over death, light over darkness, and hope over sorrow.

✝️ “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in Me will live, even though they die.” – John 11:25

From our family to yours, we wish you a blessed and meaningful Easter.
— Integrity Funeral Service

04/01/2026

Ed Boling

Carl Edwin "Ed" Boling, a resident of Weleetka, Oklahoma, passed away Saturday, March 28, 2026, in Henryetta, Oklahoma, at the age of 62. He was born December 24, 1963, in Weleetka, Oklahoma, to David and Bernice Boling.

Ed proudly served his country in the United States Air Force. He spent his career working at Anchor Glass in the hot end for over 40 years. He was a hardworking man who enjoyed staying busy and took pride in his work.

On March 27, 1984, he married Patsy Voss in Clovis, New Mexico. They shared many years together building a life centered around faith, family, and simple joys.

Ed loved God and loved his church. He enjoyed riding his 1993 Harley-Davidson motorcycle, but his pride and joy was his 1998 Springer. He loved taking road trips, corn hole, camping, fishing, spending time outdoors, watching wildlife, and tinkering with cuckoo clocks and antique oil lamps. He also loved spending time with his family and his beloved dogs. He was a passionate advocate for B.A.C.A., the GMP 48 Union president for several years, and he was a diehard Tulsa Oilers fan.

He is survived by his wife, Patsy Boling of the home; his beloved fur babies, Otis and Jax Boling; his sister, Debbie Brill and husband Kevin of Weleetka; his brother, Joe Boling of Weleetka; brother-in-law, Gerald Voss Jr., brother-in-law, Terry Voss, sister-in-law, Peggy Melvin and husband Greg, nieces Shauna Nelson, Jessica Voss, Rita Voss, Kristi Haskins, Nicole Walker, Amber Townsend, Brooke Garrett, and Brittany Melvin; nephews; Brad Burton, and Christian Voss; as well as a host of great-nieces and great-nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his in-laws, Garald and Bernice Voss.

Though our hearts are broken, we find comfort in God's promise of eternal life. We take peace in knowing that Ed is now resting in the arms of the Lord, made whole and at peace. Well done, good and faithful servant - a reflection of the life he lived so fully. Until we are reunited again, we hold tight to our faith, trusting that love never ends and that Ed is home.

Viewing will be held on Thursday, April 2, 2026, at Integrity Funeral Service from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Memorial Services will be held at 2:00 PM, Saturday, April 11, 2026 at Living Water Church in Wetumka, Oklahoma with Pastor Brad Burton, officiating.

Arrangements are under the care and direction of Integrity Funeral Service.

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03/27/2026

Terry Jones Jr

Terry Jones Jr., age 57, passed away on March 23, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of memories and a family who will carry his presence with them always.

Terry was born on December 22, 1968, in Claremore, Oklahoma. He was a lifelong resident of Okmulgee, Oklahoma, and a graduate of Okmulgee Christian Academy. He worked in property maintenance alongside his work wife of 14 years, Carlene Barrett, and was known for staying busy and taking care of what needed to be done. To his family, he was the one they could always count on-the go-to guy and family maintenance man who never hesitated to lend a hand, always showing up when he was needed most.

He is survived by his mother, Marianne Scott; his sister, Joanna Petree; his children, Aaron Jones and Tayia Jones; his grandchildren, Waylon Jones, Asher Jones, Diego Cook, Mahala Cook, Addison Niklas, and Zi'Ah Beaver; his wife, Elizabeth Jones; and her children, Devon Taylor, Andrea Taylor, and Bethany Hogshooter.

He was preceded in death by his sister, Lawanna Jones; his father, Terry Jones; his paternal grandparents, Elmer Jones and Mahaley Jones; and his maternal grandparents, James "Jimmy" Grayson and Pauline Grayson.

Terry was a man who lived life on his own terms. He enjoyed the simple things and especially loved spending time at the casino. He will be remembered for the life he lived and the memories he created along the way.

Though words often fall short, Terry's life will be remembered through the memories he created and the love he shared. His presence will be deeply missed, and his memory will remain with those who knew and loved him.

Services will be held as follows:

• Viewing: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Thursday, March 26, 2026

Big Cussetah Church

• Wake Service: 7:00 PM, Thursday, March 26, 2026

Big Cussetah Church

• Funeral Service: 1:00 PM, Friday, March 27, 2026

Officiating will be Wotko Long and Jodi Berry Hill

Burial to follow at Jones Family Cemetery. A meal will be provided after the service.

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03/20/2026

Charles Leon Slinker Jr.

Charles Leon Slinker, Jr., 56, a resident of Mounds, Oklahoma passed away Monday, March 16th, 2026 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Charles was born December 28th, 1969 to Grace Marie Brown and Charles Leon Slinker Sr. in Mid West City, Oklahoma.

Charles is preceded in death by his parents.

Charles is survived by a brother Roger Bell and wife Denise, sister LaResa Slinker, his companion of many years, Tina Dee Thompson, his Slinker siblings from Midwest City and a host of beloved relatives, nieces, nephews, and friends.

Those serving as Pallbearers will be: Ethan Bell, Corey Slinker, Shaunry Thomas Jr., Tyler Hill, Shannon Brown, Caden Wixson, Glen Brown, and Hunter Wixson. Honorary Pallbearers: Duck Creek Ceremonial Ground, Iron Post Ceremonial Ground, Mekko Thompson, John A. Brown, Danny Deo, and Vince Deo.

Visitation and Viewing is scheduled for 5:00PM to 8:00PM Sunday, March 22nd, 2026 at Integrity Funeral Service, 410 E. Trudgeon St., Henryetta, OK 74437.

Funeral Services are scheduled for 1:00PM Monday, March 23rd, 2026 at Integrity chapel, 410 E. Trudgeon St., Henryetta, OK , 74437

Interment to follow at Hill-Thompson Family Cemetery, Salem Community.

Services under the direction of Integrity Funeral Service, 410 E. Trudgeon St., Henryetta, OK 74437

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03/19/2026

Happy Birthday to one of our funeral director’s, Maddie Holuby! 🎉

We are thankful for the compassion, professionalism, and heart she brings to the families we serve every day at Integrity Funeral
Service.

We are proud of you, Maddie! 🎂

02/22/2026

Every detail matters - from greeting you with kindness and compassion to delivering a meaningful, personalized service. At Integrity Funeral Service, we are fully committed to helping families through the grieving process with compassion and respect. But don’t take it from us – watch this brief video and hear from Nelson as he shares about his own personal experience with us.

02/20/2026

Ruby Jean Gasaway

Ruby Jean Gasaway, a resident of Henryetta, Oklahoma, passed peacefully to her heavenly reward at the age of 90 on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. She was born on April 14, 1935, in Hanna, Oklahoma.

Ruby met and married the love of her life on October 11, 1956, and they began a life together raising children...daughters...five of them. Although they still had no sons, they eventually gained sons-in-law who she loved like her own yet was still very proud to tell everyone she had five daughters. She enjoyed going to church and attending with her longtime friends at the Church of Christ in Weleetka. She especially loved visiting at lunch afterward. She also loved visiting the Church of Christ in Henryetta where she had many friends and family. She loved her Savior and loved that her children knew the Lord.

Ruby loved to travel...anywhere...but never until she had put on her red lipstick. She would quickly ask you where you were going in anticipation that you might take her with you. She never really cared where to, just that she could get her lipstick on and go and spend time with you. She loved going on cruises and wanted to attend all the activities. She also enjoyed camping and fishing and loved taking the girls on camping trips or simply a ride through Talimena scenic drive or to Robbers Cave. When the grandchildren arrived, she continued her traveling legacy by taking her grandchildren camping and teaching them fishing and campfire cooking which she continued, in turn, with her great-grandchildren.

She loved laughing, and contrary to how most people knew her, she could be quite comical and loved doing something funny while having her picture made just to get a laugh. She was a gardener and would oftentimes remind us to bring our dying plants to her intensive care unit. She also enjoyed flowers and watching the birds, especially the cardinals. As her memory began to fade, she loved looking out the window at the birds and watching squirrels she believed were meerkats. Ruby loved babies. It did not matter if she knew the person or not, she would make her way to any baby in the store and start playing with them.

Ruby was a caretaker at heart. After a lifetime of caring for her husband and children, she became a healthcare provider and worked for a while providing care for the elderly. She enjoyed visiting with them and feeling useful again. During her last couple of years, she became a "caretaker" in her dementia memory care unit, making sure the staff knew when one of the residents needed something or that she would go get it herself. The family is very thankful and appreciative for her caring and loving staff at the dementia memory care unit at Highland Park in Okmulgee.

Ruby was preceded in death by her husband, Roy Gasaway, grandson Christopher (C.J.) Gilbert, parents, Carmie Mae (Nuckolls) Bullard and Jessie David (Dave) Bullard, brothers, Jessie Bullard and Edward Monroe Bullard.

Ruby is survived by her daughters and their families, Elizabeth Pistole and husband, Gary, of Choctaw, Oklahoma, Debbie Gilbert of Henryetta, Oklahoma, JoAnn Pigeon and husband, Virgil, of Weleetka, Oklahoma, Susie Walcher and husband, Rex, of Henryetta, Oklahoma, and Paula Kissee and husband, Roger, of Henryetta, Oklahoma.

Ruby has a host of grandchildren, Jennifer Pigeon and husband, Jesse, Rebecca Parks and husband, Jason, Michael Pigeon, Shannon Henry and husband, Jordon, Rachel Pigeon, Katie Sanford and husband, Derek, Sydney Madison and husband, Jordan, Brandon McCoy and wife, Rae Ann, and Elizabeth Minyard, plus many great-grandchildren.

Ruby's life was one of faithfulness and love for her family and friends. Her legacy will continue through the many lives she touched.

Viewing will be from 5-7 p.m., Thursday, February 26, 2026, at Integrity Funeral Service.

Funeral Services are scheduled for 2:00 p.m., Friday, February 27, 2026, at Henryetta Church of Christ, and officiated by Donnie Nero. Interment will follow at Weleetka Cemetery.

Services are under the Care and direction of Integrity Funeral Service.

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02/13/2026

Every day at Integrity Funeral Service, we serve families with care and compassion.

Today, I was reminded why family is everything.

My granddaughter stopped by to see PopPop — and she brightened the entire office. ❤️

02/10/2026

Carolyn Yvonne Nero

Carolyn Yvonne Nero, age 65, of Grayson, Oklahoma, passed away on February 9, 2026 in Henryetta.

Carolyn was born on August 9, 1960, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to Clyde Brown and Mildred Jackson (Hennesey). She spent her life devoted to her family and her home, embracing her role as a homemaker with love and dedication.

She was united in marriage to Early Nero, Jr.

Carolyn was known for her love of sewing and cooking, and for being a family-oriented woman who remained positive in her faith. She enjoyed praying and cherished time spent fishing with her family, creating memories that will be treasured for years to come.

Carolyn is survived by her husband, Early Nero, Jr., of the home; her children, Shana Rich of Beggs, Oklahoma, Early Nero III of Grayson, Lola Nero of Grayson, and Crystal Nero of Hitchita; her grandchildren, Imani Rich, Ju'Lyssa Rich, and Jermaine Richardson, and her brothers, Darrell Hennesey and Tommie Jackson.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her grandson Jeremiah Rich, her sisters Cricket Sadler and Shantae Jackson, and her stepfather, Tommie Jackson, Sr.

Carolyn's gentle spirit, faith, and devotion to her family will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.

Memorial Services will be held at 11:00 AM, Thursday, February 19, 2026 at The Dewar United Pentecostal Church. (212 6th Street) Dewar, Oklahoma.

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02/10/2026

Sutv Violet Harjo

Celebrating the Life of Sutv Violet Harjo

Born on September 14, 2004, in Shawnee, OK, Sutv Violet Harjo entered the world with a vibrant spark that never dimmed. Her mother, Cassandra Thompson, recognized early on that Sutv was a true embodiment of kindness, creativity, humor, and determination-qualities that beautifully intertwined throughout her life. From the beginning, their bond was strong, filled with warmth and love. Whether she was dancing, playing wahoo, with her pets, or enjoying moments with loved ones, Sutv had an extraordinary ability to turn ordinary experiences into cherished memories.

The Importance of Family

Family held a profound significance in Sutv's heart, and she welcomed her chosen family with open arms. Sutv adopted Jazmyne as her sister when she was four and gathered many more as life went on. Including elders who she met as mentors, but chose them as family. When she loved someone, they became her person. She admired her brother, Seth Harjo, cherishing his love, protection, accountability, athleticism, and bravery in serving his country. Sutv shared an unbreakable bond with her sister, Louisa Harjo, filled with laughter, sports, singing, dancing, and exciting adventures. Their connection was truly unique, showcasing the joy and strength of family as they celebrated each moment with enthusiasm and passion. Sutv's love for spreading joy extended to her cousins-Kiara, Devean, Elissa, Tanea, Blair, Mia, and Sergio-creating joyful memories whenever they gathered. She held her aunties-Mvnetta, Mvhayv, Jordan, Carol Kae, and Dana-close to her heart. Time spent with Pucv, Joe, and Pvwv Uncle Hully always brought excitement to her life. Her Grandma Dora and Suga-Momma represented the matriarchal strength she aspired to embody. Sonny Kvncvpv Barnes came into her life, making her the happiest aunt and she was excited to show him the world.

While Sutv adored her human family, she also cherished her furry companions. Boss, Socks, Brownie, Tony Parker, Thunder Cat, Freddie Mercury, Roger, Rosie, Joseph, Jax, and her beloved baby Rocky were the highlights of her days. Whenever she was home, they were the ones she cuddled, danced with, and taught tricks to in the Mvskoke language.

A Journey Through Culture and Community

Sutv's name translates to "Sky" in the Mvskoke language, a heritage she takes great pride in. Hailing from the tribal town of Rvro Kvlv (Fishpond) and Hotvlkvlke (Wind Clan), she embraced her Native American identity throughout her life. As she matured, Sutv welcomed young adulthood with a hopeful spirit, beautifully integrating her Mvskoke culture into all facets of her existence. Through her engagement in Native American clubs, she celebrated her ancestral roots, mastering the art of creating a proper set of cans for stomp dance, fingerweaving yarn belts, and crafting moccasins under her mother's guidance. She cherished the skills of beading hats and speaking the Mvskoke language. Moments spent learning Mvskoke hymns with her sister Louisa were particularly special; at just four years old, they were invited to perform "Oketv Cvmpusan" (Ekvnv Herusat Ocet Os- Sweet By and By) alongside other hymns at local churches. Sutv loved singing these hymns and attending ceremonial grounds with her grandfather, Joe Sulphur.

Her most treasured lessons unfolded in her Suga-Momma, Grandma Carol Tiger's kitchen. Eager to master various traditional recipes, she especially relished making grape dumplings. Last year, she entered a contest with her grandma, securing second place while Grandma Carol took third. This achievement stood out as the pinnacle of her year. The wisdom shared by her elders motivated her to keep learning and sharing her culture with others.

Sutv participated in the Oklahoma Native Youth Language Fair for several years, earning first place for her Mvskoke comics four years in a row. She actively joined the Muscogee Nation Challenge Bowl each year and was ecstatic to volunteer as an adult. Throughout her life, she exhibited a strong commitment to her tribal community, particularly in supporting elders through events like the Senior Sweetheart Dance, Senior Games, and holiday lunches at the elderly nutrition program. Recently, she volunteered as an Mvskoke Language moderator at the Challenge Bowl, all while managing her studies as a college student at the College of the Muscogee Nation, and serving as a dedicated member of the Mvskoke Nation Youth Council for a decade. Her sister and the MNYS gave her the encouragement to run in the Mvskoke Royalty pageant in which she earned several awards for her talents and introduction letter. Being a part of the Mvskoke Nation Youth Council brought Sutv immense joy. Together with her sister Louisa, she participated in the inaugural Mvskoke Hymn Choir, attended UNITY conferences, and utilized her skills in service. Reflecting on her ten years with the Council, she shared:

"I've experienced cultural healing, activism, community, and service. Throughout this journey, I've not only made wonderful friends but also a forever family. Words cannot capture the joy of the memories I've created with this incredible community. I am forever grateful to be part of this Youth Council and aspire to continue learning, growing, and giving back to the community that has shaped me into who I am today. Being a member of the Mvskoke Nation Youth Council has instilled in me the importance of honoring our culture, uplifting one another, and serving with purpose. I will always carry these lessons, memories, and connections with me."

A Cherished Heart & Soul

Sutv was a cherished member of the Uekewv Mekusapkv Cuko-Springfield Indian Methodist Church, where she treasured the time spent with her church family. They instilled in her a deep care for people, family, and faith, values she embraced in her interactions with others-always with sincerity, empathy, and an open heart.

It is Sutv's heart that has united us. Through her love, her physical struggles, and the immense affection we held for her. When her heart began to fail, many of her dreams and aspirations had to adapt. She envisioned herself as a cultural teacher, aspiring to earn a degree, grow her following through makeup tutorials, create Mvskoke kid videos with her sister for her nephew Sonny, be the best aunt imaginable, learn every Mvskoke hymn, film her grandma's cooking tutorials while mastering her recipes, and perhaps one day become a makeup artist and producer of the Native Badies Reality Show.

To know Sutv was to experience her laughter, comfort, and inspiration. She possessed a remarkable ability to make others feel acknowledged, share captivating stories, provide unwavering support, and spread joy through her work. Her presence left an indelible mark that transcends time. Her smile, her voice, and her essence will forever be vivid in our memories, cherished by all who loved her.

She is lovingly remembered by her mother, Cassandra Thompson, sister, Louisa Harjo and brother, Seth Harjo, her grandparents, Eugenia Tiger, Dora Taylor, and Joe Sulphur, her aunties, uncles, extended family, and many close friends, as well as countless others whose lives she touched in ways big and small. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandpa Daniel "Bodee" Thompson.

A Celebration of Life

Sutv Violet, aged 21, lived a life that, though all too brief, was rich with warmth, laughter, and moments that will resonate in the hearts of those who cherished her for years to come. She departed this world on Saturday, February 7th, 2026, leaving behind a quieter existence without her vibrant spirit.

The Celebration of Sutv's life will commence on Tuesday, February 10th, featuring dinner at 5 p.m., followed by the wake at 6 p.m. Services will take place at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11th, both at Springfield Indian United Methodist Church. Officiating will be Curtis Scott and Rev. Clarence Yarholar, Joy Harjo providing a tribute poem, and obituary reading by Randy Colbert. Interment will follow at Tiger Home Place under the direction and care of Integrity Funeral Service. Family and friends will gather not only to grieve her loss but also to celebrate the beauty of who she was and the love she shared so freely.

Although her journey ended too soon, Sutv's life was filled with meaning, brightness, and deep affection. Her legacy endures - in the cherished memories we share, in quiet moments of remembrance, and in the everlasting love she leaves behind.

Pallbearers will be Michael "Hully" Sulphur, Wesly Nysm, Charles Mason, Eli Tilley, Brock Hicks, Leroy Harjo, John John Brown, Jace Fitzgerald, and James Arthurs.

Honorary Pallbearers will be Seth Harjo, Devean George, Shawn D. Wolfe, Aaron Little, and Past & Present Mvskoke Nation Youth Council.

Ushers will be Merle Berryhill, Thomas Yarholar, Stacy Scott, and John Wolfe.

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02/09/2026

❤️ February is American Heart Month ❤️

At Integrity Funeral Service, caring for our community goes beyond the services we provide—it’s about people, families, and the moments that matter most.

Heart disease affects so many families, often without warning. This month, we encourage everyone to take a moment to prioritize heart health—schedule checkups, manage stress, eat well, stay active, and check in on those you love.

Small steps today can protect precious tomorrows. 💗
We’re honored to serve our community with compassion, care, and integrity—always.

02/06/2026

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