Services for Mrs. Ruby Rachael Alexander, 46, of 2824 SW 34, who died Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital, will be at 2 pm Monday at Missionary Indian Baptist Church in Porum with burial at Gerty Cemetery.
She was born in Porum and came to Oklahoma City in 1951 where she worked as a nurse at St Anthony Hospital for eight years. She was a member of Sherwood Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband Frank, of the Home, two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Jess, Lawton, and Mrs. Lana Fonces, New York City; her mother, Mrs. Annie Frost, Oklahoma City; two brothers, Dakota Frost, Oklahoma City, and William Waters Sacramento, Calif/. and five sisters, Mrs. R. S. Evans, Mrs Jimmy Yerby, and Mrs.. Imogene Cody, all of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Don Smith, Cleveland, Okla., and Mrs. Mark Gately, Cheocotah.
She was born in Porum and came to Oklahoma City in 1951 where she worked as a nurse at St Anthony Hospital for eight years. She was a member of Sherwood Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband Frank, of the Home, two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Jess, Lawton, and Mrs. Lana Fonces, New York City; her mother, Mrs. Annie Frost, Oklahoma City; two brothers, Dakota Frost, Oklahoma City, and William Waters Sacramento, Calif/. and five sisters, Mrs. R. S. Evans, Mrs Jimmy Yerby, and Mrs.. Imogene Cody, all of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Don Smith, Cleveland, Okla., and Mrs. Mark Gately, Cheocotah.
Services for Mrs. Ruby Rachael Alexander, 46, of 2824 SW 34, who died Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital, will be at 2 pm Monday at Missionary Indian Baptist Church in Porum with burial at Gerty Cemetery.
She was born in Porum and came to Oklahoma City in 1951 where she worked as a nurse at St Anthony Hospital for eight years. She was a member of Sherwood Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband Frank, of the Home, two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Jess, Lawton, and Mrs. Lana Fonces, New York City; her mother, Mrs. Annie Frost, Oklahoma City; two brothers, Dakota Frost, Oklahoma City, and William Waters Sacramento, Calif/. and five sisters, Mrs. R. S. Evans, Mrs Jimmy Yerby, and Mrs.. Imogene Cody, all of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Don Smith, Cleveland, Okla., and Mrs. Mark Gately, Cheocotah.
She was born in Porum and came to Oklahoma City in 1951 where she worked as a nurse at St Anthony Hospital for eight years. She was a member of Sherwood Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband Frank, of the Home, two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Jess, Lawton, and Mrs. Lana Fonces, New York City; her mother, Mrs. Annie Frost, Oklahoma City; two brothers, Dakota Frost, Oklahoma City, and William Waters Sacramento, Calif/. and five sisters, Mrs. R. S. Evans, Mrs Jimmy Yerby, and Mrs.. Imogene Cody, all of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Don Smith, Cleveland, Okla., and Mrs. Mark Gately, Cheocotah.
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