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The Okemah News Leader -- October, 2008
Patricia L. (Bear) Noon will be remembered in a wake service on Sun., Oct. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Montesoma Baptist Church. Services to honor her life as a mother, grandmother, and friend will be held at the church Mon., Oct. 20 at 10 a.m. Interment will follow at the Montesoma Cemetery.
Patricia Lorene Noon was born Dec. 21, 1937 in Okemah, which she made her life long home, to Lonie and Annie (Coker) Bear. She was called upon by God to heaven early Thursday morning, Oct. 16, at her home in Okemah. As were her wishes, she was comfortable at home with her family surrounding her, lovingly and meticulously caring for her until her very last moments.
In 1954, Patricia became a member of the Montesoma Baptist Church north of Haydonville. On Nov. 19,1955, she married William E. "Pudgy" Noon and started a family soon thereafter. Patricia gave birth to five children and raised them all in Okemah and the I Mason area. Pat, as she was J known, was a very active member of the church and an ardent supporter of the Okemah Panther football team. Her favorite hobbies were quilting, for which she was honored with many awards and commendations, and traditional Mvskogee cooking, for which she was well-known. She also loved, spending time with her family, often traveling to Tex., Wash., and Ark. to visit. Patricia was an electronics assembler at Dean's Manufacturing for 28 years. She retired from there in 1999 with many friends she would keep for the remainder of her life. Patricia also worked at the Creek Nation Hospital for many years.
She is preceded in death by her husband, William E. Noon; her parents, Lonie and Annie Coker Bear; brothers, Albert "King" Bear, Nokose "Lucky" Bear, and "Baby" Bob Bear; one sister, Stella Mueller and her best friend Sue Bear.
She is survived by her five loving children: Levonne "Pepsi" Stokes of Little Rock, Ark.; Connie Noon Short of Sweeny, Tex., Carl Noon of Okemah, Bill Noon of Del City, and Sonny Bear of Tulsa; three brothers, Lon Bear of Okemah, Clifford Bear of Okmulgee, and Ashley Bear of Okemah; 11 adoring grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, 12 nieces and 13 nephews.
Serving as active pallbearers will be Russell Mueller, Travis Scott, David Bear, Matthew Henneha, Dale Revelle, and Amos Rabbit. Honorary bearers include Dale Bear, Lonnie Mueller, Daniel Bear, Gaylan Bear, Mike Bear, and Jesse Glass.
Services are under the direction of Parks Brothers Funeral Home and officiated by Rev. Jay Downing and assisted by Fred Jones.
Donations can be made to any cancer non-profit organization in Patricia's name.
The Okemah News Leader -- October, 2008
Patricia L. (Bear) Noon will be remembered in a wake service on Sun., Oct. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Montesoma Baptist Church. Services to honor her life as a mother, grandmother, and friend will be held at the church Mon., Oct. 20 at 10 a.m. Interment will follow at the Montesoma Cemetery.
Patricia Lorene Noon was born Dec. 21, 1937 in Okemah, which she made her life long home, to Lonie and Annie (Coker) Bear. She was called upon by God to heaven early Thursday morning, Oct. 16, at her home in Okemah. As were her wishes, she was comfortable at home with her family surrounding her, lovingly and meticulously caring for her until her very last moments.
In 1954, Patricia became a member of the Montesoma Baptist Church north of Haydonville. On Nov. 19,1955, she married William E. "Pudgy" Noon and started a family soon thereafter. Patricia gave birth to five children and raised them all in Okemah and the I Mason area. Pat, as she was J known, was a very active member of the church and an ardent supporter of the Okemah Panther football team. Her favorite hobbies were quilting, for which she was honored with many awards and commendations, and traditional Mvskogee cooking, for which she was well-known. She also loved, spending time with her family, often traveling to Tex., Wash., and Ark. to visit. Patricia was an electronics assembler at Dean's Manufacturing for 28 years. She retired from there in 1999 with many friends she would keep for the remainder of her life. Patricia also worked at the Creek Nation Hospital for many years.
She is preceded in death by her husband, William E. Noon; her parents, Lonie and Annie Coker Bear; brothers, Albert "King" Bear, Nokose "Lucky" Bear, and "Baby" Bob Bear; one sister, Stella Mueller and her best friend Sue Bear.
She is survived by her five loving children: Levonne "Pepsi" Stokes of Little Rock, Ark.; Connie Noon Short of Sweeny, Tex., Carl Noon of Okemah, Bill Noon of Del City, and Sonny Bear of Tulsa; three brothers, Lon Bear of Okemah, Clifford Bear of Okmulgee, and Ashley Bear of Okemah; 11 adoring grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, 12 nieces and 13 nephews.
Serving as active pallbearers will be Russell Mueller, Travis Scott, David Bear, Matthew Henneha, Dale Revelle, and Amos Rabbit. Honorary bearers include Dale Bear, Lonnie Mueller, Daniel Bear, Gaylan Bear, Mike Bear, and Jesse Glass.
Services are under the direction of Parks Brothers Funeral Home and officiated by Rev. Jay Downing and assisted by Fred Jones.
Donations can be made to any cancer non-profit organization in Patricia's name.
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The Okemah News Leader -- October, 2008
Patricia L. (Bear) Noon will be remembered in a wake service on Sun., Oct. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Montesoma Baptist Church. Services to honor her life as a mother, grandmother, and friend will be held at the church Mon., Oct. 20 at 10 a.m. Interment will follow at the Montesoma Cemetery.
Patricia Lorene Noon was born Dec. 21, 1937 in Okemah, which she made her life long home, to Lonie and Annie (Coker) Bear. She was called upon by God to heaven early Thursday morning, Oct. 16, at her home in Okemah. As were her wishes, she was comfortable at home with her family surrounding her, lovingly and meticulously caring for her until her very last moments.
In 1954, Patricia became a member of the Montesoma Baptist Church north of Haydonville. On Nov. 19,1955, she married William E. "Pudgy" Noon and started a family soon thereafter. Patricia gave birth to five children and raised them all in Okemah and the I Mason area. Pat, as she was J known, was a very active member of the church and an ardent supporter of the Okemah Panther football team. Her favorite hobbies were quilting, for which she was honored with many awards and commendations, and traditional Mvskogee cooking, for which she was well-known. She also loved, spending time with her family, often traveling to Tex., Wash., and Ark. to visit. Patricia was an electronics assembler at Dean's Manufacturing for 28 years. She retired from there in 1999 with many friends she would keep for the remainder of her life. Patricia also worked at the Creek Nation Hospital for many years.
She is preceded in death by her husband, William E. Noon; her parents, Lonie and Annie Coker Bear; brothers, Albert "King" Bear, Nokose "Lucky" Bear, and "Baby" Bob Bear; one sister, Stella Mueller and her best friend Sue Bear.
She is survived by her five loving children: Levonne "Pepsi" Stokes of Little Rock, Ark.; Connie Noon Short of Sweeny, Tex., Carl Noon of Okemah, Bill Noon of Del City, and Sonny Bear of Tulsa; three brothers, Lon Bear of Okemah, Clifford Bear of Okmulgee, and Ashley Bear of Okemah; 11 adoring grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, 12 nieces and 13 nephews.
Serving as active pallbearers will be Russell Mueller, Travis Scott, David Bear, Matthew Henneha, Dale Revelle, and Amos Rabbit. Honorary bearers include Dale Bear, Lonnie Mueller, Daniel Bear, Gaylan Bear, Mike Bear, and Jesse Glass.
Services are under the direction of Parks Brothers Funeral Home and officiated by Rev. Jay Downing and assisted by Fred Jones.
Donations can be made to any cancer non-profit organization in Patricia's name.
The Okemah News Leader -- October, 2008
Patricia L. (Bear) Noon will be remembered in a wake service on Sun., Oct. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Montesoma Baptist Church. Services to honor her life as a mother, grandmother, and friend will be held at the church Mon., Oct. 20 at 10 a.m. Interment will follow at the Montesoma Cemetery.
Patricia Lorene Noon was born Dec. 21, 1937 in Okemah, which she made her life long home, to Lonie and Annie (Coker) Bear. She was called upon by God to heaven early Thursday morning, Oct. 16, at her home in Okemah. As were her wishes, she was comfortable at home with her family surrounding her, lovingly and meticulously caring for her until her very last moments.
In 1954, Patricia became a member of the Montesoma Baptist Church north of Haydonville. On Nov. 19,1955, she married William E. "Pudgy" Noon and started a family soon thereafter. Patricia gave birth to five children and raised them all in Okemah and the I Mason area. Pat, as she was J known, was a very active member of the church and an ardent supporter of the Okemah Panther football team. Her favorite hobbies were quilting, for which she was honored with many awards and commendations, and traditional Mvskogee cooking, for which she was well-known. She also loved, spending time with her family, often traveling to Tex., Wash., and Ark. to visit. Patricia was an electronics assembler at Dean's Manufacturing for 28 years. She retired from there in 1999 with many friends she would keep for the remainder of her life. Patricia also worked at the Creek Nation Hospital for many years.
She is preceded in death by her husband, William E. Noon; her parents, Lonie and Annie Coker Bear; brothers, Albert "King" Bear, Nokose "Lucky" Bear, and "Baby" Bob Bear; one sister, Stella Mueller and her best friend Sue Bear.
She is survived by her five loving children: Levonne "Pepsi" Stokes of Little Rock, Ark.; Connie Noon Short of Sweeny, Tex., Carl Noon of Okemah, Bill Noon of Del City, and Sonny Bear of Tulsa; three brothers, Lon Bear of Okemah, Clifford Bear of Okmulgee, and Ashley Bear of Okemah; 11 adoring grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, 12 nieces and 13 nephews.
Serving as active pallbearers will be Russell Mueller, Travis Scott, David Bear, Matthew Henneha, Dale Revelle, and Amos Rabbit. Honorary bearers include Dale Bear, Lonnie Mueller, Daniel Bear, Gaylan Bear, Mike Bear, and Jesse Glass.
Services are under the direction of Parks Brothers Funeral Home and officiated by Rev. Jay Downing and assisted by Fred Jones.
Donations can be made to any cancer non-profit organization in Patricia's name.
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