Daughter of Clome Ovie Gossett and Lena Frances Capps Gossett; granddaughter of Paris Pzaro Capps and Minnie Mae Moore Capps. Husband: John Karklin, married in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas on December 17 1971. Cousin of Bobby Wayne Capps, Allan Capps, Gerald Capps,Jane Capps, Wilfred Burtrum, Peggy Jean Burtrum, Rosalie Yvonne Capps, Lyndell Keith Marrs, Gerald McDaniel and Lonnie Bill McDaniel.
During her later teen years, she won a few beauty contests in her home town of Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was an airline stewardess and was a 'daddy's girl,' which is just fine =)
Verna Jean Gossett was married at least three times:
Joe Parmaly/Parmley: married in April of 1952
Ronald Thurman Paschall: married in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma on 20 April 1957
John Karklin: married in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas on December 17 1971
notes:
Ronald Thurman Paschall's parents: Thurman Edward Paschall and Rose Marie Toone Paschall
I remember her telling me when I was a little girl: I hope that when you grow up you don't have to do to your hair what I have to do to mine.
I didn't know that she meant coloring it to retain the 'blondeness' that she had as a child. I think that a lot of us have to do that when we grow up. *looks about innocently*
During her later teen years, she won a few beauty contests in her home town of Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was an airline stewardess and was a 'daddy's girl,' which is just fine =)
Verna Jean Gossett was married at least three times:
Joe Parmaly/Parmley: married in April of 1952
Ronald Thurman Paschall: married in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma on 20 April 1957
John Karklin: married in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas on December 17 1971
notes:
Ronald Thurman Paschall's parents: Thurman Edward Paschall and Rose Marie Toone Paschall
I remember her telling me when I was a little girl: I hope that when you grow up you don't have to do to your hair what I have to do to mine.
I didn't know that she meant coloring it to retain the 'blondeness' that she had as a child. I think that a lot of us have to do that when we grow up. *looks about innocently*
Daughter of Clome Ovie Gossett and Lena Frances Capps Gossett; granddaughter of Paris Pzaro Capps and Minnie Mae Moore Capps. Husband: John Karklin, married in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas on December 17 1971. Cousin of Bobby Wayne Capps, Allan Capps, Gerald Capps,Jane Capps, Wilfred Burtrum, Peggy Jean Burtrum, Rosalie Yvonne Capps, Lyndell Keith Marrs, Gerald McDaniel and Lonnie Bill McDaniel.
During her later teen years, she won a few beauty contests in her home town of Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was an airline stewardess and was a 'daddy's girl,' which is just fine =)
Verna Jean Gossett was married at least three times:
Joe Parmaly/Parmley: married in April of 1952
Ronald Thurman Paschall: married in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma on 20 April 1957
John Karklin: married in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas on December 17 1971
notes:
Ronald Thurman Paschall's parents: Thurman Edward Paschall and Rose Marie Toone Paschall
I remember her telling me when I was a little girl: I hope that when you grow up you don't have to do to your hair what I have to do to mine.
I didn't know that she meant coloring it to retain the 'blondeness' that she had as a child. I think that a lot of us have to do that when we grow up. *looks about innocently*
During her later teen years, she won a few beauty contests in her home town of Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was an airline stewardess and was a 'daddy's girl,' which is just fine =)
Verna Jean Gossett was married at least three times:
Joe Parmaly/Parmley: married in April of 1952
Ronald Thurman Paschall: married in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma on 20 April 1957
John Karklin: married in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas on December 17 1971
notes:
Ronald Thurman Paschall's parents: Thurman Edward Paschall and Rose Marie Toone Paschall
I remember her telling me when I was a little girl: I hope that when you grow up you don't have to do to your hair what I have to do to mine.
I didn't know that she meant coloring it to retain the 'blondeness' that she had as a child. I think that a lot of us have to do that when we grow up. *looks about innocently*
