Lois Diamon (Perry) Wilkinson Lukas was born to Benjamin Franklin Sherman Perry and Martha E. Hathorn in Keifer, Oklahoma on April 13, 1920 and departed this life in Hobart, Oklahoma on March 4, 2012 at the age of 91 years, 10 months and 20 days.
Lois attended school in Empire, OK and Rocky where she helped raise her younger brothers and cousins while the family worked to make a living during the depression. She married Hugh Wilkinson in Duncan, OK, and they were married for 26 years until his death in 1964. She later married Carl B. Lukas in Oklahoma City and made their home in Adair, OK until his passing in 2001. She moved to Hobart in 2007. She enjoyed to play the guitar in her younger days, farming, gardening and crocheting. She was a Christian and attended Church in Adair when she was physically able to. She raised a niece, Jacqueline Sue Lanham and Nephew, DH "Moose" Lanham, children of Hugh's sister Mildred.
She was preceded in death by her husband's; a brother, Charles Arthur Perry and wife Edna (Cook); two nephews, DH "Moose" Lanham and Jarrell Arthur Perry.
Survivors include 2 brothers, Bobby Joe Perry of Paris, Texas and "BF" Ralph Perry and wife Donna, Hobart; a niece, Jacqueline Sue Hohertz and husband Helvin, San Angelo, TX; and many other relative and friends.
Lois attended school in Empire, OK and Rocky where she helped raise her younger brothers and cousins while the family worked to make a living during the depression. She married Hugh Wilkinson in Duncan, OK, and they were married for 26 years until his death in 1964. She later married Carl B. Lukas in Oklahoma City and made their home in Adair, OK until his passing in 2001. She moved to Hobart in 2007. She enjoyed to play the guitar in her younger days, farming, gardening and crocheting. She was a Christian and attended Church in Adair when she was physically able to. She raised a niece, Jacqueline Sue Lanham and Nephew, DH "Moose" Lanham, children of Hugh's sister Mildred.
She was preceded in death by her husband's; a brother, Charles Arthur Perry and wife Edna (Cook); two nephews, DH "Moose" Lanham and Jarrell Arthur Perry.
Survivors include 2 brothers, Bobby Joe Perry of Paris, Texas and "BF" Ralph Perry and wife Donna, Hobart; a niece, Jacqueline Sue Hohertz and husband Helvin, San Angelo, TX; and many other relative and friends.
Lois Diamon (Perry) Wilkinson Lukas was born to Benjamin Franklin Sherman Perry and Martha E. Hathorn in Keifer, Oklahoma on April 13, 1920 and departed this life in Hobart, Oklahoma on March 4, 2012 at the age of 91 years, 10 months and 20 days.
Lois attended school in Empire, OK and Rocky where she helped raise her younger brothers and cousins while the family worked to make a living during the depression. She married Hugh Wilkinson in Duncan, OK, and they were married for 26 years until his death in 1964. She later married Carl B. Lukas in Oklahoma City and made their home in Adair, OK until his passing in 2001. She moved to Hobart in 2007. She enjoyed to play the guitar in her younger days, farming, gardening and crocheting. She was a Christian and attended Church in Adair when she was physically able to. She raised a niece, Jacqueline Sue Lanham and Nephew, DH "Moose" Lanham, children of Hugh's sister Mildred.
She was preceded in death by her husband's; a brother, Charles Arthur Perry and wife Edna (Cook); two nephews, DH "Moose" Lanham and Jarrell Arthur Perry.
Survivors include 2 brothers, Bobby Joe Perry of Paris, Texas and "BF" Ralph Perry and wife Donna, Hobart; a niece, Jacqueline Sue Hohertz and husband Helvin, San Angelo, TX; and many other relative and friends.
Lois attended school in Empire, OK and Rocky where she helped raise her younger brothers and cousins while the family worked to make a living during the depression. She married Hugh Wilkinson in Duncan, OK, and they were married for 26 years until his death in 1964. She later married Carl B. Lukas in Oklahoma City and made their home in Adair, OK until his passing in 2001. She moved to Hobart in 2007. She enjoyed to play the guitar in her younger days, farming, gardening and crocheting. She was a Christian and attended Church in Adair when she was physically able to. She raised a niece, Jacqueline Sue Lanham and Nephew, DH "Moose" Lanham, children of Hugh's sister Mildred.
She was preceded in death by her husband's; a brother, Charles Arthur Perry and wife Edna (Cook); two nephews, DH "Moose" Lanham and Jarrell Arthur Perry.
Survivors include 2 brothers, Bobby Joe Perry of Paris, Texas and "BF" Ralph Perry and wife Donna, Hobart; a niece, Jacqueline Sue Hohertz and husband Helvin, San Angelo, TX; and many other relative and friends.
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