Maxine was born at home in rural Berwyn, Oklahoma on February 9, 1930. Maxine was the fourth child of eleven born to CC Jones and Lottie Mae Cullens Jones. She graduated from Lone Grove High School in 1948. Went to college at the University of Central Oklahoma which is where she met her husband, Bob, of 71 years of marriage which began November 5th, 1949.
They lived in multiple homes until purchasing the farm in rural Kaw City, which became their permanent home of 68 years. They farmed and operated a fruit orchard while raising their 10 children to have admirable work ethics and life values which continue to this day. . She was proceeded in death by her husband Bob, parents CC Jones and Lottie Mae Jones, also 8 brothers and sisters. Maxine was extremely proud of the large family that she and Bob had created. She will be greatly missed. Honorary Pall Bearers will be her large extended family.
They lived in multiple homes until purchasing the farm in rural Kaw City, which became their permanent home of 68 years. They farmed and operated a fruit orchard while raising their 10 children to have admirable work ethics and life values which continue to this day. . She was proceeded in death by her husband Bob, parents CC Jones and Lottie Mae Jones, also 8 brothers and sisters. Maxine was extremely proud of the large family that she and Bob had created. She will be greatly missed. Honorary Pall Bearers will be her large extended family.
Maxine was born at home in rural Berwyn, Oklahoma on February 9, 1930. Maxine was the fourth child of eleven born to CC Jones and Lottie Mae Cullens Jones. She graduated from Lone Grove High School in 1948. Went to college at the University of Central Oklahoma which is where she met her husband, Bob, of 71 years of marriage which began November 5th, 1949.
They lived in multiple homes until purchasing the farm in rural Kaw City, which became their permanent home of 68 years. They farmed and operated a fruit orchard while raising their 10 children to have admirable work ethics and life values which continue to this day. . She was proceeded in death by her husband Bob, parents CC Jones and Lottie Mae Jones, also 8 brothers and sisters. Maxine was extremely proud of the large family that she and Bob had created. She will be greatly missed. Honorary Pall Bearers will be her large extended family.
They lived in multiple homes until purchasing the farm in rural Kaw City, which became their permanent home of 68 years. They farmed and operated a fruit orchard while raising their 10 children to have admirable work ethics and life values which continue to this day. . She was proceeded in death by her husband Bob, parents CC Jones and Lottie Mae Jones, also 8 brothers and sisters. Maxine was extremely proud of the large family that she and Bob had created. She will be greatly missed. Honorary Pall Bearers will be her large extended family.
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