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11/04/2025

Barbara Swinford Sauerman

Funeral Services at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel, Walters, OK, Friday, November 7, 2025 at 1:30 pm, Rev. Jay Driskill officiating with Eulogy by Ricky Swinford. Interment in the Walters Cemetery. Visitation at Hart-Wyatt on Thursday evening from 5-7:00 p.m.

Barbara Janette (Swinford) Sauerman was born February 20, 1937 at Walters, OK to Charles Randolph and Ruth Vesta (Slimp) Swinford and departed this life at Duncan, OK on November 2, 2025 at the age of 88 years, 8 months and 13 days.

Barbara grew up at Walters. She married Bobby Glenn in 1954 and to this union 4 children were born. They made their home in Walters, Altus, Lawton and Chickasha. While living in Lawton she worked at Aetna Financial for a time, then hired on as a security clerk with Civil Service at Fort Sill.

After retiring from Fort Sill, Barbara began doing mission work beginning in Sand Springs, OK, helping set up Dayspring Shelter. She then went on a mission to West Virginia doing clerical work at a school. She returned home for a time before going to American Samoa doing clerical work in a Baptist school. She then served as the director of the Mesa Arizona Baptist Food and Clothing Bank. Barbara also went on mission trips to Europe, working mostly in France but also spending time in other countries. She also did a mission trip to parts of Africa.

She enjoyed her years of serving in the mission field. She also enjoyed sewing, riding horses and playing the piano. She loved traveling and her favorite place to visit was Hawaii. She was a member of Cameron Baptist Church in Lawton.

Barbara married Harvey Erman for a time making their home in Carnegie and Arizona. She later married James Sauerman, working in missions together until moving to the Central High Community where they lived until his passing in 2011. She was also preceded in death by her parents; 2 daughters, Kristie Rush and Candy Vaughn; and a granddaughter, Dusti Glenn.

Survivors include her daughter, Deb and Randy Lofland of Duncan; her son, Doug and Kim Glenn of Cache, OK; a stepson, Bret Erman and Christina of Carnegie, OK; a stepdaughter, Wray Jean Shavez; a brother, Kent “Sug” Swinford of Lawton; 2 sisters, Stella Somerlot of Duncan and Neita Wood of Geronimo; 16 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, other relatives and friends.

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11/03/2025

Susan Elaine Collier

A Funeral Service will be held at Bible Baptist Church, Walters, OK on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 2:00 p.m., Rev. John Carlisle officiating with interment at the Walters Cemetery under the direction of Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home in Walters, OK. Viewing will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.

Susan Elaine Collier was born to Billy Don and Gwendolyn Ann (Jackson) Collier on June 26, 1956 in Wichita Falls, TX. She grew up in Plainview, Texas graduating from Plainview High School in the class of 1974. After graduating she moved to Lubbock and began her career as a graphic designer, working for The Avalanche Journal and then later at Art Craft. After retiring Susan moved to Walters to be near her family.

Susan was a member at Bible Baptist Church. She enjoyed going to the casino and eating out. She loved bowling, playing darts, and playing board games with her family. She loved her dogs; they were her life.

Susan is preceded in death by her parents Billy and Gwendolyn Collier and a brother-in-law Ronnie Calkins.

Survivors include a sister Jackie Calkins of Walters, and a brother Gary Collier and wife Kim of Walters; a special lifelong friend Norma Gonzales of Lubbock; nieces and nephews, Michael Lewis and Cassie, LaWana Lewis, Jennifer Collier and Mark, Shawn Collier, Justin Calkins and Faye, and Katelyn Collier; several great nieces and nephews, other family, and friends.

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11/03/2025

Ronald Dale "Keith" Trotter

A Funeral Service will be held at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel, Walters, OK, Wednesday, November 5, 2025, at 2:00 pm Interment at Walters Cemetery. Viewing at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home in Walters, Tuesday 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm and Wednesday 9:00 am to 1:30 pm.

Ronald Dale “Keith” Trotter was born to Howard Cornelius and Florence (Adams) Trotter on February 11, 1941, in Walters, OK and departed this life in Lawton, OK on November 2, 2025, at the age of 84 years, 8 months, and 22 days.

Keith grew up in the Cookietown Community north of Randlett, OK, attending Union Valley School, and finishing his last two years at Big Pasture High School. He was a longtime member of Faith Mission Church in Temple and enjoyed attending Union Valley Church in Cookietown as well.

Keith loved to sit on the porch watching the guys work the farm and cows. He loved all things John Deere especially combines. He loved doing arts and crafts like latch hook and making art with sequins. He loved his Phyllis and his Jarvis. He loved flirting and telling women “You’re so pretty” and “Pretty Girl.” All he knew was to be happy and excited and it was infectious.

He was preceded in death by his parents Howard and Florence and his brother David Trotter and sister-in-law Alice Trotter.

He is survived by his guardians, Chris and Nancy Jarvis and their boys, Hesston and Parker, and many friends.

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11/03/2025

Bevelyin Marie Meyer

Bevelyin’s family will remember her life in a private gathering at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel, Walters, Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with a graveside service at 2:00 pm for friends and family at the Temple Cemetery. Viewing will be held on Monday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home, Walters.

Bevelyin Marie (Cranford) Meyer was born to John Lee and Bertha Irene (Bramlet) Cranford on July 9, 1946 in Ardmore, OK and departed this life in Lawton, OK on October 31, 2025 at the age of 79 years, 3 months and 22 days.

Coming from Ardmore, OK, at an early age, Bevelyin grew up at Walters, OK, graduating from WHS in 1965. She met and eventually married Charles Joseph Meyer on August 1, 1970 at Saint Patrick Catholic Church. They lived in Walters for a year then moved to Temple, eventually building a house in 1975. The family moved to the Temple Lake house in 1985 as Charles managed the water treatment plant. They returned to their home in town upon his retirement in 2022. Through the years Bevelyin worked at Haggar’s, owned an upholstery shop called Temple Upholstery, and finished her career with Temple Utilities as a billing clerk.

Bevelyin was a member of Saint Patrick Catholic Church. She enjoyed sewing, reading, and working in her flowerbeds. She loved spending time visiting her family and just driving around with Charles. When recently asked what her favorite time period in life has been, she responded, “This part, because I get to spend so much time with him (Charles).”

She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Bertha Cranford; 5 brothers, J.R., Mason, Erby, Charles and Everett Cranford; and 3 sisters, Dorothy Billen, Cora Mae Billen and Evelyn Schell.

She is survived by her husband, Charles Meyer of the home; 2 daughters, Lorre Morris and Foster of Temple, OK, and Lisa Ogletree and Greg of Cove, TX; a son, Jason Meyer and Susannah of Wichita Falls, TX; 7 grandchildren, Gage Ogletree and Summer of Great Falls, MT, Kinly David and Brayden of Plaquemine, LA, Bryson Ogletree of Austin, TX, Sky Ogletree of Cove, TX, Brittany Bevers and Jack of Lubbock, TX, Ashlynn Morris of Temple and Lanie Morris of Temple; 4 great grandchildren, Lexi, Kyler, Aiden and Millie; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

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10/31/2025

Jerell Dean Baggs

Visitation at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel, Friday, November 7, 2025. The family will receive friends from 5-7:00 p.m.

Jerell Dean (Stapp) Baggs was born to Buford Lee and Mervell Lucille (Powell) Stapp on December 16, 1942 at Walters, OK and departed this life in Lawton, OK on October 28, 2025 at the age of 82 years, 10 months and 12 days.

Dean grew up in the Walters area. She married Donald Lee Baggs on June 13, 1959 in Cookietown, OK and to the union 3 children were born. They made their home near his parents north of Cookietown for a year before moving to a farm south of Cookietown and where they are still in the same house, but the home was moved a quarter mile east during the building of the turnpike. Along with custom harvesting, she worked at Haggar’s for 20 years, and worked as a guard at James Allred Prison in Wichita Falls for 5 years.

Dean had been a member of Union Valley Baptist Church and currently of Randlett Baptist Church. She loved her pecan trees and received recognition from the state of Oklahoma for a new variety of pecan. She loved hummingbirds and enjoyed doing bird identification and hatching chicks with the grandkids. She raised chickens, turkeys, and guineas, and had grasshopper hunts with the family to feed her chickens. She was a dead-eye for shooting snakes and enjoyed fishing.

Dean was preceded in death by her parents, Buford and Mervell Stapp; 2 brothers, Lee Roy Stapp and Claud Stapp; and 2 sisters, Ruth Stapp Nix and Linda “Sissy” Stapp.

Survivors include a daughter, Donna Brown and James of Burkburnett, TX; 2 sons, Darryl Baggs and Callie of Randlett, OK and David Baggs and Tami of Walters; a brother, William Lee Stapp of Lawton; a sister, Edith Stapp Kitchen of Walters; 9 grandchildren and spouses, Amy and Chad Muir, Kristen and Ty Kowalewski, Staci and Corey Wade, Dustin and Jacie Baggs, Darby and Cooper Huffstutler, Delmar and Sasha Harris, Cecil and Mariah Baggs, Ashtyn and Dustin Smith, And Riley Baggs; 12 great grandchildren, Madison, Jacob, Bailey, Matthew, Ryan, Drew, Raycee, Kinley, Brantley, Reagan, Bradlee and Wyatt; many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

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10/30/2025

Chevy Kay Muirhead

Chevy Kay Muirhead was born October 24, 1994, in Lawton, OK, and departed this life in Springfield, IL, on October 23, 2025 at the age of 30 years, 11 months and 29 days.

The daughter of Judy and the late Pete Muirhead, Chevy lived in Walters until the age of 3 when the family moved to Iowa Park, TX. She graduated from Iowa Park High School in 2013 and then earned her CNA. She later made her home in Springfield, IL, for several years. She was loved by family and friends.

Chevy is survived by her mother, Judy Thomas Muirhead; 3 brothers, Bryan and Maria Muirhead, Phillip and Becky Muirhead, and Peter and Michelle Muirhead; 2 sisters, Carolyn and Virgil McElhaney and Amanda Deist; and several nieces and nephews.

The loss of Chevy was sudden and unexpected. Though our hearts will remain broken, we rejoice in the gift of life our Chevy shared with many through organ and tissue donation.

The Muirhead family will celebrate Chevy’s life at a later date.

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10/29/2025

Joanie Lee Harris

A Memorial Service will be held at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel, Walters, OK, Friday, October 31, 2025 at 2:00 p.m. with Lonnie Harris officiating.

Joanie Lee (Tinsley) Harris was born to Raymond Jefferson and Avis Marie (Wood) Tinsley on January 20, 1956 in Wichita Falls, TX and departed this life in Wichita Falls on October 27, 2025 at the age of 69 years, 9 months and 7 days.

Joanie grew up an Air Force kid but the family always called Devol, OK, home. She married Cleo Wayne Harris on January 1, 1972 in Burkburnett, TX. They made their home in Burkburnett until moving to Devol in 1977. She worked several years at Ameron in Burkburnett along with raising her kids, and spending lots of time with her grandkids.

Joanie enjoyed fishing and going to the lake. She loved watching high school sports and keeping up with everyone through social media.

She was preceded in death by her dad, Ray Tinsley; 2 brothers, Clyde Tinsley and an infant brother, Frankie Tinsley; and her son Ricky Lee Harris.

Survivors include her mother, Marie Tinsley of Devol; her husband, Wayne Harris of the home; 3 sons, Thomas Wayne Harris of South Texas, Billy Ray Harris of Devol, and Damian Kyle Harris of Devol; a brother, Tom Tinsley of Devol; a sister, Judy Bonds of Devol; 4 grandchildren, Tysen Harris of Grandfield, Tiffany Jacks and Jesse of Grandfield, Josh Harris of Lawton, and Billy Wayne Harris of Grandfield; 2 great grandchildren, Jace Jacks and Jessa Jacks; other relatives and friends.

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10/29/2025

Clarence Elmer Beisch, Jr.

Clarence Elmer Beisch, Jr. was born to Clarence Elmer and Dortha Fae (Henson) Beisch on May 17, 1939 at Red Hill, NM and departed this life in Wichita Falls, TX on October 25, 2025 at the age of 86 years, 5 months and 8 days.

Elmer was born in a half dugout in New Mexico and his dad would get up first in the mornings to check for rattlesnakes. When he was 2 years of age the family moved to the Iowa Park, TX area where they were engaged in farming. He joined the U.S. Navy and soon married Louise Laverne Copeland on February 1, 1958, in Kamay, TX. To the union a daughter, Shelly, was born. They lived at Kamay until moving to Randlett, OK in 1970, living near his parents. They built a house in Randlett in 1973 and then moved back to the farm for several years after the death of his parents. In 2008 they moved back to town and later moved to Lake Arrowhead to be near their daughter in November of 2024.

Elmer farmed, worked in the oilfield, drove a school bus, and served 3 terms as Cotton County Commissioner for District 3. He enjoyed fishing and hunting, gardening, camping and trout fishing in Colorado. He was a member of the Church of Christ.

Elmer was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Lee “LA” Beisch; and 2 sisters, Patricia Stewart and Verna Marshall.

He is survived by his wife, Laverne of the home; his daughter and son-in-law, Shelly and Rocky Underwood of Wichita Falls; 2 grandchildren, Shane Underwood and Michelle of Keota, OK, and Tiffany Anderson of Wichita Falls; 5 great grandchildren, Jacob Underwood, Hunter Wamba, BJ Anderson, Brandon Wellman and Robin Wellman; 3 great-great grandchildren, Malachi, Rue Ann and Avery; and 2 great-great grands on the way.

His life was celebrated with a private interment on Tuesday, October 28, 2025 in the Fairview Cemetery, Randlett, OK.

Memorial Donations can be made to Fairview Cemetery, C/O Karen Dabney, 195608 N 2500 RD, Devol, OK 73531.

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10/25/2025

Jerry Marion Bowles

Funeral Service at Union Valley Baptist Church, Cookietown, OK, Wednesday, October 29, 2025 at 2:00 p.m., Rev. Cecil Boydston officiating. Interment in the Fairview Cemetery, Randlett, under the direction of Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home in Walters. Visitation on Tuesday, October 28th from 5-7:00 p.m.

Jerry Marion Bowles was born to Marion Malcolm and Leatrice Jewel (Boles) Bowles on March 24, 1936 in Randlett, OK and departed this life in Wichita Falls, TX on October 23, 2025 at the age of 89 years, 6 months and 29 days.

Jerry grew up at Cookietown, OK, attending Union Valley Schools until the family moved to Randlett where he attended his junior and senior years. He married Viola Sue Wilkinson on December 25, 1953 at Randlett. To the Union 3 children were born, Jimmy Dwayne, Kathy Jewel and Debbie Jean. They made their home in Randlett, Burkburnett and Devol before settling at Walters in 1961. Jerry was employed at Cotton Electric from 1962 to 1996 as a lineman and later in the meter shop, retiring after 34 years with the company.

Jerry was an active member and deacon of Union Valley Baptist Church and he enjoyed studying his Bible. He also enjoyed doing crossword puzzles, visiting, and especially loved eating out at Rockin H in Temple, Carlitos in Burkburnett and Bill’s Catfish in Waurika.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife of 62 years, Sue Bowles; and his son Jimmy Bowles.

Survivors include 2 daughters, Kathy and Alan Thompson of Arapaho, OK and Debbie Bowles of Walters; 2 sisters, Lola Ritchie of Dean, TX and Cindy and Steve Grimstead of Wichita Falls, TX; 8 grandchildren, LeAnn, Misty, Alan II, Sam, Custis, Korbi, Freddie and Jerry; 21 great grandchildren, 14 great-great grandchildren, and one on the way; many nieces, nephews and friends.

Memorial Donation can be made to Hospice of Wichita Falls or Union Valley Baptist Church.

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10/22/2025

Beverly Ann Winton

Funeral Services at First Baptist Church, Waurika, OK, Friday, October 24, 2025 at 2:00 p.m., with interment in the Waurika Cemetery under the direction of Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home in Walters, OK. Visitation on Thursday evening from 5-7:00 pm at First Baptist Church, Waurika. Memorial Donations can be made to the Waurika Volunteer Fire Department, 107 W. Anderson, Waurika, OK 73573.

Beverly Ann (Brady) Winton was born to Neomi Lee (Phillips) Brady and Andrew Jackson Brady, Jr. on August 21, 1951 in Walters, OK and departed this life in Waurika, OK on October 21, 2025 at the age of 74 years and 2 months.

Beverly grew up at Walters and was in the Class of 1969. She married Harold Ray Winton on August 2, 1968 in Wichita Falls, TX and to the union 2 children were born. They made their home in Walters for the first year then moved to Waurika in 1969. Beverly worked as a billing clerk at city hall until she and Harold bought Fowlers Auto Service in November of 1976. The name was changed to Winton’s Auto Parts and Service, and she took over the responsibilities of bookkeeping and parts.

Beverly was an active Rainbow Girl growing up, with her grandparents being a part of the Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star. And she was an active member of First Baptist Church Walters during those years. Her hobbies have been ballgames, pig shows and going to the races. She never said no to racing in 57 years of marriage.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Neomi Brady; her grandparents who raised her, Eddie and Effie Phillips; her uncle, Ivan Eddie Phillips; and her aunt, Emma Thurman.

She is survived by her husband, Harold Winton of the home; her daughter, Lisa Rawlings and husband Luke of Matagorda, TX and kids, McCain, Walker and Emma Kreek; a son, Harold Winton Jr. and wife Kristi of Waurika, and sons Blaine and Jordan and his wife Katie; her sister, Anita Drake of Georgetown, TX; a nephew Michael Briscoe of Round Rock, TX; a niece, Brenda Gregory and Steven of Georgetown; her dog, Sugar; several cousins and friends.

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10/17/2025

Judy (Taylor) Reece

In Loving Memory of

“Nana” Judy Merle Reece

Beloved Mother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, and Friend

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Judy “Nana” Reece, a loving and wonderful woman whose heart embraced everyone she met, passed away October 15 in Graham, Texas. Her kindness, strength, and boundless love touched countless lives and will be remembered forever.

Born on June 11, 1944, in Jacksonville, Texas, to Genevia Jones Taylor and Earl Taylor, Judy spent her early years surrounded by the warmth of family and small-town life. She later moved to Oklahoma, where she attended school in Apache before settling in Temple, Oklahoma — the community that became her lifelong home. Judy graduated from Temple High School in 1962, forming friendships and memories that lasted her entire life.

Shortly after graduation, Judy married Dennis Mitchell, and together they welcomed their daughter Julie in 1965. Though that marriage ended, life led Judy to another chapter of love and family when she married Ronnie Simpson, with whom she had her daughter Danko in 1975.

A woman of remarkable creativity and determination, Judy was an expert seamstress whose skill and passion for craftsmanship shone in everything she touched. She owned and operated her own sewing business for many years. An expert in the field of manufacturing, at one point she made weightlifting belts and also lended her talent to the creation of the iconic Mo’Betta Western shirts. Her work reflected the same care, precision, and pride that she poured into her family.

After retiring from manufacturing, Judy found a new calling — one that perfectly matched her compassionate and giving nature. She began working in public education, where she devoted herself to helping children of all walks of life. Judy was a driving force and advocate for special needs children when it came to their education, growth and overall well being. Her patience, kindness, and warmth made her classroom a safe haven for every child who walked through the door. Her students lovingly called her “Nana,” a name that reflected the love and comfort she brought into their lives just as she did with her own family.

Judy’s roots ran deep in Temple, where she became known not only for her talents but for her warmth and generosity. Judy was a member of the Temple First Baptist church. Nana’s faith in Jesus was the foundation of who she was. She didn’t have many conversations where His name wasn’t mentioned. She talked about Him and to Him like He was her very best friend. Nana couldn’t wait to see Him face to face, and she faced death with peace and even joy, knowing she was going home to the One she loved most. With Nana, right and wrong were never blurred. Scripture was her compass, and faith her foundation. She stood unshaken and her faith sustained her.

Alongside her relationship with Jesus, her most prized earthly joys were being a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She adored her six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, each one a precious part of her heart. Cheering them on and being their number one fan in everything they did. To them, she wasn’t just “Nana” — she was the light that guided, comforted, and inspired them every single day.

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Preceded in Death

Her parents Genevia Jones Holt and Earl Taylor;

Brothers Robin and Bing;

Sisters Janice, Linda, and Connie.

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Survived By

Daughter Julie Smith and husband Lynn of Temple, Oklahoma

Daughter Danko Hogan and husband Tony of Graham, Texas

Grandson Zachary Smith, wife Charlie, and children Zoey and Riggs of Walters, Oklahoma

Grandson Tyler Smith and significant other Rylie Grant of Temple, Oklahoma

Grandson Andy Hogan, wife Kelsey, and children A.J. and Elizabeth of Justin, Texas

Grandson Adam Hogan, wife Kharis, and children Louella and Dolly of Graham, Texas

Granddaughter Madilyn Hogan and son Tommy of Graham, Texas. Grandson Barrett “Bear” Hogan of Graham, Texas.

Brother Shelton Taylor, Brother Eddie Holt and Sister Rita Anderson

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In keeping with her generous spirit, Nana requested that instead of flowers, donations of backpacks and school supplies be made to Temple Public Schools or a school of your choice — a tribute to her lifelong love for children and education.

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Judy cared for everyone so deeply and loved with every inch of her being. Her laughter filled every room, and her love had no limits. She will be remembered as a woman whose heart was as big as her faith, whose spirit never wavered, and whose legacy of love, compassion, and craftsmanship will live on in the lives of all who were blessed to know her.

A service to celebrate Judy’s beautiful life will be held in her beloved hometown of Temple, Oklahoma, where her spirit will continue to live on among the people and places she cherished most. The service will be held at First Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, October 20th with interment in the Temple Cemetery. Visitation at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home in Temple on Sunday, October 19th, from 4-6 p.m.

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“She loved deeply, and was deeply loved.”

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10/16/2025

Betty Jean Lewis

Graveside Services at the Walters Cemetery, Walters, OK, Saturday, October 18, 2025 at 10:30 a.m. under the direction of Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home in Walters.

Betty Jean (Carver) Lewis was born to Vio Lee and Mary Frances (Harwood) Carver on June 24, 1933 in Archer City, TX and departed this life in Fort Worth, TX on October 15, 2025 at the age of 92 years, 3 months and 21 days.

Betty grew up at Black Flats, TX, moving to Geronimo at age 14. She married Hank Lewis in 1950 at Walters and to the union 3 children were born. She raised her family in Lawton and worked as a teacher’s aide at Hoover Elementary and Tomlinson Junior High. Lawton was home for many years until moving to Fort Worth to be near her daughter.

She enjoyed sewing, knitting, cooking, reading, and watching cooking shows. She also enjoyed playing poker and going dancing to country and western music at the VFW.

She was preceded in death by her parents, V.L. and Mary Carver; 3 brothers, Herbert “Bo,” Victor and John Carver; and her sister, JoAnn Owens.

Survivors include 3 children, Rodney and Carolyn Lewis of Conroe, TX, Stan and Diane Lewis of Lawton, Vicky and Neil Andrews of Fort Worth; 4 grandchildren, Brian and Jody Lewis of Colorado Springs, Jennifer and Brian Gilliland of Rogers, AR, Andrew Lewis and Whitney Lewis both of Houston; 4 great grandchildren, Luke, Kelsey, Blake and Hope; many nieces, nephews and friends.

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