Samuel Clyde Bolles went to be with Our Lord on November 8, 2022. Sam was born on November 15. 1930, in Maysville, Oklahoma to Samuel Dewey Bolles and Lela Lillian (Alston) Bolles, into their large family,having nine other siblings. Sam worked as a Commercial
and residential painter and maintenance marn for many years, retiring from the AdamsMark Hotel in 1995, but now years later continued to work part time at the Crowne Plaza Hotel and painting houses. Sam loved to fish,having many fish stories to always speak about, true or not. His main passion was bowling. He loved to brag about how he bowled on television in his younger days. Sam was still bowling in a weekly league until the
pandemic caused the bowling alley to close, thus stopping his passion. He was known for his joke telling, his always
pleasant demeanour and his sweet smile.
and residential painter and maintenance marn for many years, retiring from the AdamsMark Hotel in 1995, but now years later continued to work part time at the Crowne Plaza Hotel and painting houses. Sam loved to fish,having many fish stories to always speak about, true or not. His main passion was bowling. He loved to brag about how he bowled on television in his younger days. Sam was still bowling in a weekly league until the
pandemic caused the bowling alley to close, thus stopping his passion. He was known for his joke telling, his always
pleasant demeanour and his sweet smile.
Samuel Clyde Bolles went to be with Our Lord on November 8, 2022. Sam was born on November 15. 1930, in Maysville, Oklahoma to Samuel Dewey Bolles and Lela Lillian (Alston) Bolles, into their large family,having nine other siblings. Sam worked as a Commercial
and residential painter and maintenance marn for many years, retiring from the AdamsMark Hotel in 1995, but now years later continued to work part time at the Crowne Plaza Hotel and painting houses. Sam loved to fish,having many fish stories to always speak about, true or not. His main passion was bowling. He loved to brag about how he bowled on television in his younger days. Sam was still bowling in a weekly league until the
pandemic caused the bowling alley to close, thus stopping his passion. He was known for his joke telling, his always
pleasant demeanour and his sweet smile.
and residential painter and maintenance marn for many years, retiring from the AdamsMark Hotel in 1995, but now years later continued to work part time at the Crowne Plaza Hotel and painting houses. Sam loved to fish,having many fish stories to always speak about, true or not. His main passion was bowling. He loved to brag about how he bowled on television in his younger days. Sam was still bowling in a weekly league until the
pandemic caused the bowling alley to close, thus stopping his passion. He was known for his joke telling, his always
pleasant demeanour and his sweet smile.
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