All Obituaries

Lloyd Robert “Bob” Hughes, 71 of Idabel, passed away April 10, 2021 at Texarkana, Texas.  He was born November 16, 1949 at Roswell, New Mexico, the son of Loyd and Jewell Hughes. He was a faithful member of the Idabel Church of God. He married Tammy on February 1, 1992 at the Idabel Church of God. Bob’s first love was God.  He was very bold in his faith and was always a gentle and faithful servant of the Lord.  He knew the scriptures well.  He was easy...

Regan Crawford, 66 of Warren, Texas passed away April 7, 2021 in Idabel. Arrangements are pending.

Bobby Howard, 68 of the Shultz Community passed away March 29, 2021.  He was born April 19, 1952 at Idabel. He loved his family very much, especially his momma, brother and sisters. He was always aggravating and picking on them. He loved to go hunting and fishing when he was younger and he enjoyed working on cars or anything he could “tinker” with. He is survived by his mother, Earlene Gills; son, Bobby Dale England and wife Amanda of Broken Bow; daughter, Dana...

On September 22, 1982, a bundle of joy, Frank David  Henderson, “Big Dooke” was born to Daisy Stafford and Jerry Lee Henderson of Tom, Oklahoma. Frank joined church at an early age and was a member of Community Missionary Baptist Church. He was recognized as a hero by the governor at the age of 5 when he rescued a cousin from drowning and was granted a trip to the state’s capitol for his heroism. Frank graduated from Haworth High School in 2001. He  enjoyed...

Henry Satterfield, Jr. 57 of Idabel, passed away March 22, 2021 at Paris, Texas.  He was born July 30, 1963 at Big Spring, Texas, the son of Henry and Johnnie Satterfield.  He was a member of the Forest Hill Baptist Church and a Veteran of the United States Navy, stationed at Key West, Florida.   After his first date with Peggy Grant, he had fallen in love.  They were married at his parent’s house on December 25, 1985.  He chose this day because it was...

Michael Terry Asnicar, 75 of Idabel, passed away March 21, 2021 at Hugo, Oklahoma. He was born December 6, 1945 in Denver, Colorado, the son of Merle and Vadah Asnicar. Michael grew up in the Denver Metro area and worked hard his whole life. Throughout his life he lived many places and they were all considered “home”. He eventually settled in Idabel around 2000 to be near his daughter and grandchildren. He was free spirited, he loved people and people loved him. He was a jovial...

Tamiko Krell (Tami) was born on January 10, 1932 in Kumamoto, Japan. She lived with her adoptive parents and worked in their candy store and then worked at the Post Office. Tamiko grew up during World War II and had many stories of those times. She met and married Clinton Krell in 1950; and moved to America, settling in Idabel, Oklahoma. They had one son, George. Tamiko was a homemaker and mother for most of her life. She was the perfect homemaker, and the perfect hostess and a fabulous...

Kalen Capps, 58 of Idabel, passed away peacefully at her home, March 17, 2021.  She was born May 1, 1962 at Tulsa, Oklahoma, the daughter of William “Bill” and DeWanda Crain Capps.   Kalen attended the First Baptist Church in Idabel and loved her Sunday School Class.  She was crafty, made everyone laugh, loved having a good time and was always the life of the party. Everyone she met was a friend, you couldn’t help but get reeled in to her convincing...

  Fannie Lucille Britton, 95 of Garvin, was called home to be with her Savior on March 17, 2021 in Idabel, Oklahoma. She was born April 11, 1925, the daughter of Clarence and Ila Nix. She was married to William Robert “W.R.” Britton and out of that marriage, four children were born. Lucille’s passion was yard sales, whether going to them or having them. She also loved flea markets.  She and her husband would camp out at them for days selling goods....

Diane Hill, of Goodwater, passed away March 4th 2021. She was born Diane Maxine Parry on June 15th 1956 in Utah to Maxine Fay Peck-Cole and Don Parry. She was raised by her grandma Lola for years and liked to say that she was the way she was because she was raised by her elders. If you asked Diane what she was, she would tell you she was a member of the human family religion and that her vocations were Herbalist and Artist. She was proud to be married to Harry Louis Hill, Choctaw dancer,...