Dorothy May Abercrombie, 86, of Norman, Oklahoma, died Tuesday, April 15, 2003 in Norman, Oklahoma. Mrs. Abercrombie was born July 24, 1916 in Lawton, Oklahoma, to Harrison Peter and Beaulah May Harrel Hiester. She grew up in Lawton, Oklahoma on
her parent’s homestead. She graduated from Lawton High School in 1935 and then attended and graduated from Oklahoma State University with a B.S. in Business Education. Mrs. Abercrombie worked as a medical transcriptionist in Vinita, Oklahoma for nine
years. She married C.O. Abercrombie in Woodward, Oklahoma on November 30, 1940. They moved from Oklahoma City to Norman in 1959. Mrs. Abercrombie was a charter member of the Normandy Park Garden Club, the Norman Home Craft Sorosis Club and the First
Baptist Church of Norman. She loved playing bridge, traveling, fishing, and the outdoors. She was very fond of all her grandchildren. Mrs. Abercrombie was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, who died in 2002, a brother and sister. Survivors include
three sons, David Abercrombie of Dallas, TX, Thomas Abercrombie and wife, Ellen of Norman, OK and Ralph Abercrombie and wife, Valorie of Edmond, OK; one daughter, Betty White and husband, Tom of Norman; two sisters, Betty Moore of Oklahoma City and
Antonette Davis of Muskogee, OK; eleven grandchildren, Charmand husband, Reza Fakhrshafaei, Brian Abercrombie, Nathan Abercrombie, Roger White and wife, Daiquiri, Kenneth White, Jennifer Abercrombie, John Abercrombie, Stephen Abercrombie,
Becky White, Paul Abercrombie, Jessie Abercrombie; and two great grandchildren, Kamron Fakhrshafaei and Kyle Fakhrshafaei.
her parent’s homestead. She graduated from Lawton High School in 1935 and then attended and graduated from Oklahoma State University with a B.S. in Business Education. Mrs. Abercrombie worked as a medical transcriptionist in Vinita, Oklahoma for nine
years. She married C.O. Abercrombie in Woodward, Oklahoma on November 30, 1940. They moved from Oklahoma City to Norman in 1959. Mrs. Abercrombie was a charter member of the Normandy Park Garden Club, the Norman Home Craft Sorosis Club and the First
Baptist Church of Norman. She loved playing bridge, traveling, fishing, and the outdoors. She was very fond of all her grandchildren. Mrs. Abercrombie was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, who died in 2002, a brother and sister. Survivors include
three sons, David Abercrombie of Dallas, TX, Thomas Abercrombie and wife, Ellen of Norman, OK and Ralph Abercrombie and wife, Valorie of Edmond, OK; one daughter, Betty White and husband, Tom of Norman; two sisters, Betty Moore of Oklahoma City and
Antonette Davis of Muskogee, OK; eleven grandchildren, Charmand husband, Reza Fakhrshafaei, Brian Abercrombie, Nathan Abercrombie, Roger White and wife, Daiquiri, Kenneth White, Jennifer Abercrombie, John Abercrombie, Stephen Abercrombie,
Becky White, Paul Abercrombie, Jessie Abercrombie; and two great grandchildren, Kamron Fakhrshafaei and Kyle Fakhrshafaei.
Dorothy May Abercrombie, 86, of Norman, Oklahoma, died Tuesday, April 15, 2003 in Norman, Oklahoma. Mrs. Abercrombie was born July 24, 1916 in Lawton, Oklahoma, to Harrison Peter and Beaulah May Harrel Hiester. She grew up in Lawton, Oklahoma on
her parent’s homestead. She graduated from Lawton High School in 1935 and then attended and graduated from Oklahoma State University with a B.S. in Business Education. Mrs. Abercrombie worked as a medical transcriptionist in Vinita, Oklahoma for nine
years. She married C.O. Abercrombie in Woodward, Oklahoma on November 30, 1940. They moved from Oklahoma City to Norman in 1959. Mrs. Abercrombie was a charter member of the Normandy Park Garden Club, the Norman Home Craft Sorosis Club and the First
Baptist Church of Norman. She loved playing bridge, traveling, fishing, and the outdoors. She was very fond of all her grandchildren. Mrs. Abercrombie was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, who died in 2002, a brother and sister. Survivors include
three sons, David Abercrombie of Dallas, TX, Thomas Abercrombie and wife, Ellen of Norman, OK and Ralph Abercrombie and wife, Valorie of Edmond, OK; one daughter, Betty White and husband, Tom of Norman; two sisters, Betty Moore of Oklahoma City and
Antonette Davis of Muskogee, OK; eleven grandchildren, Charmand husband, Reza Fakhrshafaei, Brian Abercrombie, Nathan Abercrombie, Roger White and wife, Daiquiri, Kenneth White, Jennifer Abercrombie, John Abercrombie, Stephen Abercrombie,
Becky White, Paul Abercrombie, Jessie Abercrombie; and two great grandchildren, Kamron Fakhrshafaei and Kyle Fakhrshafaei.
her parent’s homestead. She graduated from Lawton High School in 1935 and then attended and graduated from Oklahoma State University with a B.S. in Business Education. Mrs. Abercrombie worked as a medical transcriptionist in Vinita, Oklahoma for nine
years. She married C.O. Abercrombie in Woodward, Oklahoma on November 30, 1940. They moved from Oklahoma City to Norman in 1959. Mrs. Abercrombie was a charter member of the Normandy Park Garden Club, the Norman Home Craft Sorosis Club and the First
Baptist Church of Norman. She loved playing bridge, traveling, fishing, and the outdoors. She was very fond of all her grandchildren. Mrs. Abercrombie was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, who died in 2002, a brother and sister. Survivors include
three sons, David Abercrombie of Dallas, TX, Thomas Abercrombie and wife, Ellen of Norman, OK and Ralph Abercrombie and wife, Valorie of Edmond, OK; one daughter, Betty White and husband, Tom of Norman; two sisters, Betty Moore of Oklahoma City and
Antonette Davis of Muskogee, OK; eleven grandchildren, Charmand husband, Reza Fakhrshafaei, Brian Abercrombie, Nathan Abercrombie, Roger White and wife, Daiquiri, Kenneth White, Jennifer Abercrombie, John Abercrombie, Stephen Abercrombie,
Becky White, Paul Abercrombie, Jessie Abercrombie; and two great grandchildren, Kamron Fakhrshafaei and Kyle Fakhrshafaei.
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