The Daily Oklahoman
02-15-1933
p.2
MRS MELISSA GRAY, CITY PIONEER, DIES
Funeral Services Are Set For Thursday
Mrs Melissa Ellen Gray, 71 years old, city resident since 1900, died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter,
Mrs C.G. Foster, 4328 Classen boulevard, after a three month illness.
Mrs Gray was the widow of Albert L. Gray, pioneer city contractor. She was a Pythian Sister and active in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held from the
Perrine funeral home at 2 pm Thursday, with burial in Fairlawn cemetery.
Besides the daughter, with whom she made her home, the aged woman is survived by four other daughters,
Mrs James B. Corrigan, 1119 West Thirty-third street; Mrs Ruth Gray West and Mrs C.M.Southern, Tulsa, and Mrs Ida Crowley, Seattle, Wash.; two sons, Harry C. Gray and James L. Gray, who recently moved from here to Los Angeles, Calif.
*Newspaper obituary transcribed as written.*
02-15-1933
p.2
MRS MELISSA GRAY, CITY PIONEER, DIES
Funeral Services Are Set For Thursday
Mrs Melissa Ellen Gray, 71 years old, city resident since 1900, died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter,
Mrs C.G. Foster, 4328 Classen boulevard, after a three month illness.
Mrs Gray was the widow of Albert L. Gray, pioneer city contractor. She was a Pythian Sister and active in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held from the
Perrine funeral home at 2 pm Thursday, with burial in Fairlawn cemetery.
Besides the daughter, with whom she made her home, the aged woman is survived by four other daughters,
Mrs James B. Corrigan, 1119 West Thirty-third street; Mrs Ruth Gray West and Mrs C.M.Southern, Tulsa, and Mrs Ida Crowley, Seattle, Wash.; two sons, Harry C. Gray and James L. Gray, who recently moved from here to Los Angeles, Calif.
*Newspaper obituary transcribed as written.*
The Daily Oklahoman
02-15-1933
p.2
MRS MELISSA GRAY, CITY PIONEER, DIES
Funeral Services Are Set For Thursday
Mrs Melissa Ellen Gray, 71 years old, city resident since 1900, died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter,
Mrs C.G. Foster, 4328 Classen boulevard, after a three month illness.
Mrs Gray was the widow of Albert L. Gray, pioneer city contractor. She was a Pythian Sister and active in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held from the
Perrine funeral home at 2 pm Thursday, with burial in Fairlawn cemetery.
Besides the daughter, with whom she made her home, the aged woman is survived by four other daughters,
Mrs James B. Corrigan, 1119 West Thirty-third street; Mrs Ruth Gray West and Mrs C.M.Southern, Tulsa, and Mrs Ida Crowley, Seattle, Wash.; two sons, Harry C. Gray and James L. Gray, who recently moved from here to Los Angeles, Calif.
*Newspaper obituary transcribed as written.*
02-15-1933
p.2
MRS MELISSA GRAY, CITY PIONEER, DIES
Funeral Services Are Set For Thursday
Mrs Melissa Ellen Gray, 71 years old, city resident since 1900, died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter,
Mrs C.G. Foster, 4328 Classen boulevard, after a three month illness.
Mrs Gray was the widow of Albert L. Gray, pioneer city contractor. She was a Pythian Sister and active in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held from the
Perrine funeral home at 2 pm Thursday, with burial in Fairlawn cemetery.
Besides the daughter, with whom she made her home, the aged woman is survived by four other daughters,
Mrs James B. Corrigan, 1119 West Thirty-third street; Mrs Ruth Gray West and Mrs C.M.Southern, Tulsa, and Mrs Ida Crowley, Seattle, Wash.; two sons, Harry C. Gray and James L. Gray, who recently moved from here to Los Angeles, Calif.
*Newspaper obituary transcribed as written.*
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