A. J. was born in Italy, Texas on August 9, 1922 to Carley William and Ollie
Clay Franklin and died Wednesday September 29, 2004 at Mercy Health Center in
Oklahoma City.
He married Dotty Ancell in Louisville, Kentucky on December 18, 1943. A. J.
served in WWII. He was a pipeline welder and songwriter. He led several bands
which performed in the Texas Panhandle. A. J. also trained horses.
A. J. is survived by two daughters, Rebecca Roby and husband Roy of Casper,
Wyoming, Dana Crosswhite and husband John of Hennessey; one sister, Lorene Mills
and husband Bob of Victor, Montana; seven grandchildren and twenty
great-grandchildren.
A. J. was preceded in death by his wife Dotty, four brothers, three sisters, and
one infant son.
Clay Franklin and died Wednesday September 29, 2004 at Mercy Health Center in
Oklahoma City.
He married Dotty Ancell in Louisville, Kentucky on December 18, 1943. A. J.
served in WWII. He was a pipeline welder and songwriter. He led several bands
which performed in the Texas Panhandle. A. J. also trained horses.
A. J. is survived by two daughters, Rebecca Roby and husband Roy of Casper,
Wyoming, Dana Crosswhite and husband John of Hennessey; one sister, Lorene Mills
and husband Bob of Victor, Montana; seven grandchildren and twenty
great-grandchildren.
A. J. was preceded in death by his wife Dotty, four brothers, three sisters, and
one infant son.
A. J. was born in Italy, Texas on August 9, 1922 to Carley William and Ollie
Clay Franklin and died Wednesday September 29, 2004 at Mercy Health Center in
Oklahoma City.
He married Dotty Ancell in Louisville, Kentucky on December 18, 1943. A. J.
served in WWII. He was a pipeline welder and songwriter. He led several bands
which performed in the Texas Panhandle. A. J. also trained horses.
A. J. is survived by two daughters, Rebecca Roby and husband Roy of Casper,
Wyoming, Dana Crosswhite and husband John of Hennessey; one sister, Lorene Mills
and husband Bob of Victor, Montana; seven grandchildren and twenty
great-grandchildren.
A. J. was preceded in death by his wife Dotty, four brothers, three sisters, and
one infant son.
Clay Franklin and died Wednesday September 29, 2004 at Mercy Health Center in
Oklahoma City.
He married Dotty Ancell in Louisville, Kentucky on December 18, 1943. A. J.
served in WWII. He was a pipeline welder and songwriter. He led several bands
which performed in the Texas Panhandle. A. J. also trained horses.
A. J. is survived by two daughters, Rebecca Roby and husband Roy of Casper,
Wyoming, Dana Crosswhite and husband John of Hennessey; one sister, Lorene Mills
and husband Bob of Victor, Montana; seven grandchildren and twenty
great-grandchildren.
A. J. was preceded in death by his wife Dotty, four brothers, three sisters, and
one infant son.
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