Lescher-Millsap Funeral Service

11/19/2025

As the holidays start rolling in, it’s important to remember—it’s okay to not be okay. 💛

This season can bring a mix of emotions, especially if you’re missing someone you love. Grief has a way of showing up in the quiet moments, even in the middle of all the joy and celebration.

But sometimes, healing comes through the small things—making their favorite dish, hanging up their favorite decoration, or simply sharing a story about them around the table. 💙

It’s okay to feel it all—the sadness, the love, and even the joy that comes from remembering. You’re not alone.

11/17/2025

Ever wondered if you can have a full funeral service and choose cremation afterward? 💛

In today’s video, Rodney walks us through exactly how that works. He explains how families can still have a meaningful service, gather together, share stories, and honor their loved one—then move forward with cremation afterward if that’s what feels right.

It’s all about giving families options and making sure the goodbye feels personal and true to who their loved one was. 💙

11/13/2025

Preplanning might not be something we like to think about—but it’s one of the kindest, most thoughtful things you can do for your family. 💙

When you preplan your funeral, you’re making sure your wishes are known, your details are handled, and your loved ones aren’t left to make tough decisions during an already emotional time. It also gives you peace of mind knowing everything is taken care of—just the way you want it.

It’s not about planning for the end; it’s about giving your family comfort for the future.

11/11/2025

Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our country with courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication.

To every veteran and military family—thank you. Your service and strength protect the freedoms we hold dear, and we are forever grateful. 💙

If you or a loved one is a veteran, know that we proudly offer services to ensure you are honored with the respect and dignity you deserve.

11/06/2025

Every detail matters when it comes to honoring a loved one. 💙 From the flowers to the service programs and everything in between, we do our very best to make sure nothing is overlooked.

Our team takes pride in making each service personal, meaningful, and just right—because we know how much it means to you and your family. It’s the little touches that help make the goodbye as beautiful as the life being remembered.

11/03/2025

Ever wonder why embalming is sometimes needed or why it’s an important part of the process? 💭

In this video, Gordon shares why embalming matters and how it helps families. He explains that embalming not only preserves your loved one for viewing but also gives families the chance to say goodbye in a peaceful, dignified way. 💙

It’s one of those things that often goes unseen but makes a world of difference in helping loved ones find comfort and closure.

10/31/2025

Our very own Rodney and his family had some dress up fun this week. Good times were had!

We wish each of you a safe and happy Halloween!!

10/30/2025

When you lose someone you love, the last thing you should have to worry about is the details. 💛

Our team takes care of everything—from planning the service to coordinating with florists, music, and paperwork—so you can focus on what truly matters: remembering, reflecting, and being with the people who mean the most.

We’re here to walk beside you every step of the way, handling the behind-the-scenes so you can simply be present.

10/28/2025

It might surprise you—but yes, it’s absolutely okay to laugh at a funeral. 💛

Funerals are about remembering a life, and laughter is often part of that. Sharing funny stories, inside jokes, or moments that show who your loved one really was can bring comfort and even healing. It’s a reminder that joy and sorrow can exist together—that it’s okay to smile through the tears.

Every person grieves differently, and laughter can be one of the most natural ways to honor a beautiful life well lived.

10/27/2025

Nona Marie Taylor, 78, passed away on October 25, 2025, in Gore, Oklahoma. She was born on July 14, 1947, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to Charles Moore and Daisy Moore (Barnett).

Nona cherished her family above all else and enjoyed spending time with them, creating memories they will hold dea...

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10/23/2025

Clinton Dale Pack was born on February 3, 1935 in the Carlyle Road area near Vian, Oklahoma where he lived as a young boy before moving to Warner, Oklahoma at age seven. He went to Warner High School to the 9th grade where he met and married Betty Jean Miller. He went to work farming and working in ...

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10/20/2025

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