From Ms. Clyde---
Casper 'Cappy' Hoag Jr, 60, resident of Quinton, OK, and president of the Southeast Transmission & Compression Company, Inc, died Sat, Aug 12, 1995, at an Enid hospital.
Cappy was born Feb 4, 1935, at Guthrie, the son of Casper 'Cappy' and Helen (Terhune) Hoag, Sr. He was reared at Guthrie and graduated from Guthrie High School in 1953. He was married to the former Mildred Bucke on Aug 15, 1959, at Guthrie.
He attended OK A&M at Stillwater and served a tour in the US Army after which he entered the family business, Gas Transmission Company (now Southeast Transmission & Compression Company), and he became co-owner of the business in 1963.
The company established a plant near Quinton in 1965, and he moved to Quinton in 1979. Cappy was an active member of the Faith Community Church.
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Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law; three sons and spouses; four sisters; a brother; and three grandchildren.
Cappy was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, and a brother, George. Published in The Daily Oklahoman newspaper.
Casper 'Cappy' Hoag Jr, 60, resident of Quinton, OK, and president of the Southeast Transmission & Compression Company, Inc, died Sat, Aug 12, 1995, at an Enid hospital.
Cappy was born Feb 4, 1935, at Guthrie, the son of Casper 'Cappy' and Helen (Terhune) Hoag, Sr. He was reared at Guthrie and graduated from Guthrie High School in 1953. He was married to the former Mildred Bucke on Aug 15, 1959, at Guthrie.
He attended OK A&M at Stillwater and served a tour in the US Army after which he entered the family business, Gas Transmission Company (now Southeast Transmission & Compression Company), and he became co-owner of the business in 1963.
The company established a plant near Quinton in 1965, and he moved to Quinton in 1979. Cappy was an active member of the Faith Community Church.
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Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law; three sons and spouses; four sisters; a brother; and three grandchildren.
Cappy was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, and a brother, George. Published in The Daily Oklahoman newspaper.
From Ms. Clyde---
Casper 'Cappy' Hoag Jr, 60, resident of Quinton, OK, and president of the Southeast Transmission & Compression Company, Inc, died Sat, Aug 12, 1995, at an Enid hospital.
Cappy was born Feb 4, 1935, at Guthrie, the son of Casper 'Cappy' and Helen (Terhune) Hoag, Sr. He was reared at Guthrie and graduated from Guthrie High School in 1953. He was married to the former Mildred Bucke on Aug 15, 1959, at Guthrie.
He attended OK A&M at Stillwater and served a tour in the US Army after which he entered the family business, Gas Transmission Company (now Southeast Transmission & Compression Company), and he became co-owner of the business in 1963.
The company established a plant near Quinton in 1965, and he moved to Quinton in 1979. Cappy was an active member of the Faith Community Church.
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Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law; three sons and spouses; four sisters; a brother; and three grandchildren.
Cappy was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, and a brother, George. Published in The Daily Oklahoman newspaper.
Casper 'Cappy' Hoag Jr, 60, resident of Quinton, OK, and president of the Southeast Transmission & Compression Company, Inc, died Sat, Aug 12, 1995, at an Enid hospital.
Cappy was born Feb 4, 1935, at Guthrie, the son of Casper 'Cappy' and Helen (Terhune) Hoag, Sr. He was reared at Guthrie and graduated from Guthrie High School in 1953. He was married to the former Mildred Bucke on Aug 15, 1959, at Guthrie.
He attended OK A&M at Stillwater and served a tour in the US Army after which he entered the family business, Gas Transmission Company (now Southeast Transmission & Compression Company), and he became co-owner of the business in 1963.
The company established a plant near Quinton in 1965, and he moved to Quinton in 1979. Cappy was an active member of the Faith Community Church.
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Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law; three sons and spouses; four sisters; a brother; and three grandchildren.
Cappy was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, and a brother, George. Published in The Daily Oklahoman newspaper.
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