Hattie Marie (Gaines) Williamson
Hattie was born on Jan 23, 1926 in Red Oak, OK to the late William and Ada (Jefferson) Gaines. She died Wednesday, July 31, 2013, in Ada, at the age of 87 years, 6 months and 8 days. Hattie and Armond Haskell Williamson were married on May 27, 1950 in Gainesville, TX. He preceded her in death on June 27, 2012. Others preceding her in death include her parents; two sons, Edmond and Julius Williamson; two brothers, Lewis and Woodrow Gaines; one sister, Betty Owens; as well as other half siblings.
Hattie grew up in Eastern Oklahoma where she attended the Wheelock Academy. During her married life, she stayed at home and cared for her children. Hattie enjoyed traveling with Armond as he toured with his Gospel Music group. In her later years, she enjoyed reading, camping and attending Gospel singings. Of all the cherished things in her life, her most cherished was her family. She loved spending time with her children and grandchildren. Hattie was a full blood Oklahoma Choctaw and was very proud of heritage.
Survivors include five sons, Haskell Williamson of Tulsa, Clay Williamson of Ada, Wendell Williamson of Sulphur, Calley Williamson of Sulphur and Richard Gratner of Ardmore; four daughters, Valerie Underwood of Millcreek, Liquetta Smith of Sulphur, Fronie Ibarra of Sulphur and Coleta Williamson of Ada; three brothers, William R., Wesley, and David Gaines; two sisters, Joy Whitebuffalo and Lula Mae Sailor; 22 Grandchildren; 29 Great Grandchildren; 3 Great-Great Grandchildren and numerous nieces & nephews, as well as a host of cherished friends.
Serving as pallbearers were Eric, Caleb and Connor Williamson, Ben Berryhill, Tanner Watson and Braden Cooper. Honorary Pallbearers were Jason Underwood, Jordan Underwood and Rico Williamson.
8/5/2013
02:00 PM
Funeral
Hale's Memorial Chapel
Sulphur
OK
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