Daisy Mildred (Dye) Pitts (1919 - 2004)

Born 10 Oct 1919 in Bushyhead, Rogers County, Oklahoma, USA

Ancestors

Died 28 Dec 2004 at age 85 in Vinita, Craig County, Oklahoma, USA

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Census

1930 Rider Twp., Mayes Co., OK Census

Ottie S. Dye, head, age 44, b: OH, Farmer

Gertie E., wife, age 37, b: KS

Vera, dau., age 16, b: OK

Daisy, dau., age 13, b: OK

Edna, dau., age 16, b: OK

Everet, son, age 9, b: OK

Eveylyn P., dau., age 7/12, b: OK

Era CUNNINGHAM, dau., age 18, married at age 16, b: OK

James H. CUNNINGHAM, gr-son, age 1 7/12, b: OK

Social Security

Name: Daisy Pitts

Last Residence: 74301 Vinita, Craig, Oklahoma, United States of America

Born: 10 Oct 1916

Died: 28 Dec 2004

State (Year) SSN issued: Oklahoma (1975 )

Prior Address

Name: Daisy M Pitts

Street address: 433756 South 340 Rd

City: Adair

County: Mayes

State: Oklahoma

Zip Code: 74330

Phone Number: 918

Obituary of family member

Name of Deceased: Era Jane Hoodenpyle (sister to Daisy)

Age at Death: 92

Birth Date: Apr/16/1911 in OK

Death Date: Jun/22/2003

Newspaper Title: Grove Daily Sun

Newspaper Location: Grove, OK, US

Obituary Publication Date: Mar/31/2004

Locations Mentioned in Obituary: Claremore, OK; Vinita; Kansas City, MO; Adair, OK; Big cabin, OK; Ernest Hoodenpyle; Sacramento, CA; Chelsea; Miller; Dallas, TX; Serving; Chouteau, OK

Other Persons Mentioned in Obituary: Lloyd Cunningham; Hoby Troglin; Vera Newkirk; Vivan Breshears; Rickey Hoodenpyle; Ethel (Brown) Dye; Wesley Most; Mike Breshears; Sue; Wayne Hoodenpyle; Jane; Ernie Hoodenpyle; Pearl Rose; Michael Jackson; Chelsea; Betty Most; Evelyn Kincaid; Dottie; Wife Doris; Ottie Dye; John; Daisy Pitts; Allen; Edward Cunningham; Roger Hoodenpyle.

Obituary

Daisy Mildred (Dye) Pitts born on October 10, 1919. She married Chester L. Pitts, and seven children were born to this union.

Daisy was the wife of a cattleman, and she worked just as hard as did her husband. She always had a big garden with what seemed like mile-long rows of strawberries, corn, and other garden goodies!

She would tend the garden, and home-canned all the veggies! She always had hens which laid fresh eggs.

Daisy met Chester at church, and he walked her home one Sunday afternoon. And, as they say, "the rest is history". Daisy knew Jesus as her Lord and Savior, and read from her Bible every day. She attended church regularly until rheumatoid arthritis even took that joy away from her.

Daisy and Chester moved away from the farm - and Daisy got to be a "city girl" if only for a little while.

Love, Always and Forever,

Burial

Big Cabin Cemetery, Big Cabin, Craig Co., OK

Findagrave Memorial

Sources

• Debbie B., a descendant has been a major source of information for the sources and photographs of Daisy Dye Pitts.

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