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Nancy Onnieway Turner

On July 17, 2024, Onnie Turner peacefully passed away, reuniting with her beloved husband, LD Turner, with whom she shared 71 years of marriage.

Nancy Onnieway Turner was born March 26, 1934 in Anadarko, Oklahoma to Charles Robert Spearman and Dillie Quincy (Galmer) Spearman.

Onnie was one of nine siblings born to Charles and Dillie Spearman. Onnie had five brothers, U.S., Delbert, Amos, J.D., and Ross; three sisters, Zola Crawford, Donna Croskey, and Margie Enright.

On October 25, 1951, Onnie married LD Turner. They were married 71 years at the time of LD’s passing. Onnie and LD had three children; LD Daniel Turner, Jr., Nancy Ashley, and Kimberly Turner.

Onnie and LD loved traveling, camping, spending time with their family and friends. Their favorite memories were traveling to California to visit family and to work when they were first married. Onnie was incredibly kind and loving. Onnie loved her family, friends, caring for animals and collecting dolls.

In the 1990s, Onnie worked for Helping Hands, where she loved to help people and became friends with Dr. Linda Johnson.

Onnie is preceded in death by her parents, Charles and Dillie Spearman; husband, LD Turner; son; LD Daniel Turner, Jr.; sisters, Zola Crawford and Donna Croskey; brothers, U.S., Delbert, Amos, and J.D.

Onnie is survived by daughters, Nancy (Kenny) Ashley and Kimberly Turner; brother, Ross Spearman; sister, Margie Enright; granddaughters, Shannon (Christopher) Hudman, Tisha (Dan) Dye, and Deanna Turner; grandsons, LD (Leeann) Turner III and Joseph (Maegan) Nieto; great-granddaughters, Jamie Moore and Katie (Isaiah) Johnson, Trinity Turner, and Enola Waelynne Turner; great-grandsons, T.J. Turner, Michael Moore, Bailey Muschweck, and Nolan Dye; great-great grandson, Damon Turner.

Funeral arrangements are under the direction of McRay Funeral Home. At the family's request, at this time, there will be no funeral or memorial service. The family would like to express their deepest gratitude to Andrea Roberts of Physician Housecalls and to the staff of LifeLine Home Health & Hospice of Chickasha."

Gregory Parr Oliver

Gregory Parr Oliver, 60, of Chickasha, Oklahoma, passed away on July 11, 2024. A celebration of his life will be held at 2:00 PM on Saturday, July 13, 2024, in the McRay Funeral Home Chapel. Pastor Tollie Bibb will officiate the service.

Greg was born on August 18, 1963, in Chickasha, Oklahoma, to John and Carol Oliver. He grew up surrounded by a loving family and a community that admired his many talents and kind spirit. Greg graduated from Midwest City High School, where he distinguished himself as a wrestling champion, showcasing not only his athletic abilities but also his determination and dedication. Upon graduation from high school he received a full scholarship to Columbia University. After completing his degree at Oklahoma State University, Greg pursued a variety of career opportunities, including a role as a math tutor where he shared his remarkable intellect with others. Despite facing the challenges of mental illness, Greg met each day with courage and a smile. His resilience and positive attitude were an inspiration to those around him. Greg had a profound love for music, dance and mathematics, finding joy and expression in these passions throughout his life.

He is preceded in death by his parents, John and Carol Oliver; his grandparents, Charles and Anna Oliver, and Elmer and Ellav Parr; as well as his cousins, Andrea West; Anna Marie Leslie and uncles Dale and Riley Parr.

Greg is survived by his aunt and uncle, Sheryl and Donald West; aunt Faye Parr George; cousins Kirk, Brad and Scott Parr, Alisa West, Olivia West Cahill; and Deenie, Robyn, Donny, Lindsey, and Scott Oliver. He will be remembered fondly by his family and friends for his bright spirit and enduring love for music, dance and wrestling.

Interment will follow the service in Fairlawn Cemetery, under the direction of McRay Funeral Home.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in Greg’s memory to a mental health charity of your choice, to honor his legacy of strength and compassion.

Rest in peace, Greg. You will be missed and remembered with love.

Holly Len Miller

Funeral service for Holly Len Jerman-Miller, 50, of Chickasha, will be held at 2:00pm on Wednesday, July 17, 2024 at Southern Oaks Church of Christ.

Holly was born December 23, 1973, in Mangum, Oklahoma to Jack Carol Jerman and Karen Jerman (McElroy). She passed away on July 8, 2024 in Chickasha, Oklahoma.

At age three Holly moved to Amber, Oklahoma where she and her family quickly became integrated into the community. She graduated from Amber-Pocasset High School in 1992 and continued her education at Oklahoma Christian University, graduating with a Bachelor's in Social Work in 1997. Holly also received Master's Degrees in Social Work and Public Health in the years following her graduation. Her love for people and drive to advocate for others inspired her careers in Social Work, Home Health, Hospice and most recently, Senior Living. Holly recently became the Executive Director of Sand Sage of the Highlands Assisted Living where she eagerly oversaw and created a safe and empowering environment for her residents and staff. She married Justin Miller in August of 2010 in Chickasha, Oklahoma. Holly’s proudest accomplishment was the family she created that day, welcoming two new sons into her heart. She was a loving, proud mother to five children: Tyler Miller, Tanner Wallace, Ryan Miller, Blair Wallace, and Hannah Miller. She was often found cheering on her children from the sidelines of sporting and school events or celebrating their accomplishments with friends and family.

Survivors include her husband Justin Miller; her children Tyler Miller, Tanner Wallace and wife Rachel, Ryan Miller, Blair Wallace, and Hannah Miller; her parents Jack and Karen Jerman; her brother Chad Jerman, his wife Tara, and their son Brock, and her brother Brian Jerman, his wife Kinzie, and their kids Russell, Easton, and Reese. Holly is also survived by a host of good friends and the community she built throughout her career.

She was preceded in death by her grandparents Phil and Louise Jerman and JV and Beatrice McElroy, along with her uncle James McElroy.

Services are under the direction of McRay Funeral home.