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10/09/2026

Thomas L. Payne, age 55, of Jay, Oklahoma, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Thomas’ Celebration of Life Memorial Service will be held on Saturday October 17, 2026 at 11:00am at Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Rev. Shaun Salisbury officiating.

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

Full obituary will be posted at a later date.

10/09/2026

Patricia (Pat) Ann Overton, age 71, of Jay, Oklahoma, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Monday, October 5, 2026, in Jay, Oklahoma.

Pat’s Celebration of Life Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday October 14, 2026 at 10:00am at Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Chaplain Debi Olive officiating.

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

Full obituary will be posted at a later date.

09/23/2026

Nancy Ann Northway-Plumley, 89, went to her heavenly home on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 in Siloam Springs, AR. She was born on July 26, 1937 in Rome, New York to her parents, Harry Philo Northway and Doris Wolfers-Geraldine.

Nancy worked for the Civil Service for 35 years and retired from Tinker Air Force Base in 1995. In Nancy’s younger years she was on a bowling league, did some golfing and crocheting. Nancy loved her sweets and soda. In later years she read people magazine, the newspaper, her iPad and loved w**d eating (She liked helping with the yard work). Oh, she loved music, now she will have so much Heavenly music! Mom, Grandma, Great Grandma, you are loved!

Nancy is preceded in death by her father, Harry Northway and mother, Dorris Northway of Rome, New York; her siblings, Harry Northway of East Falmouth, MA, Jean Shepard of Rome, NY, Richard Northway of Rome, NY, Roberta Russell of Rome, NY, and William Northway of Hampton, VA.

Nancy is survived by her daughter, Judy Fields of Kansas, OK; Grandchildren, Charles L. R***r of Guthery, OK, Doris Johnson and wife Amanda Johnson from Kansas, OK; Great-Grandchildren, Aiden R***r of Newalla, OK and Taylor Johnson of Kansas, OK; extended family and friends.

Nancy’s family will have a Private Celebration of Life Memorial Service at a later date.

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

09/18/2026

Robert Claude O’Bryan, 78, went home to be with his Lord and Savior on Saturday, September 12, 2026. He was born on March 11, 1948, in Tulsa, OK to his parents, Grayson O’Bryan and Alma Christine “Jackie” O’Bryan.

Robert’s life was lived making sure his family was well taken care of. He was a blessing, his memory a treasure. He is loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.

Robert was preceded in death by his parents, Grayson and Jackie O’Bryan; And his grandson, Levi Aaron Sanders.

Robert is survived by his wife of 52 years, Sandra O’Bryan of the home; Daughter, Lisa Sanders and husband Pat; Son’s, Michael Prather and wife Kelly, Patrick O’Bryan and wife Amy; Grandchildren, Jared and Derek Sanders, Hayden and wife Hannah, and Parker Prather; Great-Grandchildren, Jolene Sanders; numerous extended family and friends.

“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.” Matthew 5:8

Robert’s Private Celebration of Life Memorial Service will be held at a later date.

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

09/11/2026

Marilyn Louise Stanley Cunningham, age 46, of Jay, Oklahoma went to her heavenly home on September 10, 2026 in Grove, Oklahoma. Marilyn was born on March 23, 1980, in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Gordon Cunningham and Linda Cearley.

Marilyn was a beautiful soul whose laughter, kindness, and loving heart touched everyone fortunate enough to know her. Marilyn was funny, caring, hardworking, and had a special gift for making people smile, even during the hardest of times. She was a loving mother and fiancé, but to her family, she was so much more. She was their comfort, their joy, and their best friend.

Being a Meme was one of Marilyn’s greatest joys in life. She loved her grandchildren with her whole heart and treasured every moment she spent with them. She loved making them laugh, spoiling them, loving on them, and creating the special memories they will carry with them forever. Her grandchildren brought a light and happiness into her life that was impossible to miss, and she was so proud to be their Meme. She will forever be remembered as a loving, fun, and unforgettable grandmother whose greatest joy was simply loving her grandchildren.

To her daughters, Marilyn was not only their mother, but their best friend. She shared a bond with each of them that went far beyond words. Every memory they made together was precious simply because they were together. She was someone they could laugh with, cry with, talk to about anything, and always turn to.

For her daughter Zoey, Marilyn was her very best friend and the person who brought so much love, comfort, and happiness into her life. Their bond was truly one of a kind. Zoey loved her mother more than words could ever express, and Marilyn was her greatest joy in life. She was the person Zoey could always count on, whether she needed advice, a listening ear, a little laughter, or simply her mom by her side. The love they shared was immeasurable, and she will carry that love with her for the rest of her life.

Her children will forever carry the love, lessons, laughter, and countless memories she gave them. Her presence in their lives was a gift they will cherish always, and though she is no longer beside them, the love they shared will never fade.

For the last three years of her life, Marilyn was blessed with the love of Todd. The two shared a special kind of love, and Todd stood by her, cared for her, and made sure she knew she was loved. He was there for her through the good days and the bad ones, and he had a way of making her smile and bringing happiness into her life. The love and care they shared during those two years will always be a beautiful part of Marilyn’s story.

Marilyn had a special calling when it came to caring for and connecting with individuals with special needs. It was a rare and beautiful gift that not everyone possesses. She had a natural ability to see the person beyond their challenges, offering patience, compassion, understanding, and genuine love. The kindness she showed to others was a reflection of the beautiful heart she carried throughout her life.

Her smile will be missed most of all because of the way it could light up an entire room and somehow always make those around her smile too. Marilyn had a way of making people feel loved, seen, and cared for. Each person whose life she touched holds their own special memories of Marilyn—her laughter, her kindness, her humor, and the way she could make even the hardest days a little brighter.

Marilyn leaves behind more than a family; she leaves behind a lifetime of love, memories, laughter, kindness, and moments that will be treasured forever. Though she is no longer here to make them smile, the love she gave so freely will continue to live on through her children, grandchildren, family, friends, and every person whose life she touched. Her memory will forever be a part of the people who loved her, and her love will continue to live on through them.

Though their hearts are broken by her absence, her family and friends find comfort in knowing that she is now resting peacefully in God’s loving arms. Her laughter, her love, her beautiful smile, and unforgettable sense of humor will live on in the hearts of everyone who knew and loved her.

Until they meet again, Marilyn will forever be loved, forever missed, and never forgotten.

Marilyn is preceded in death by her grandparents, Ward and Irene Cearley, Sybil Cunningham, and Charlotte Dodd; Parents, Gordon Cunningham and Duane and Kay Cearley; And her brother, Mike Cearley.

Marilyn is survived by her loving fiancé of three years, Todd Stanley of Jay, OK; Daughters, Zoey Cunningham of Jay, OK, and her partner, Gilbert Zapata, Miranda Middleton and her partner, Braden Middleton of Cleora, OK, and Morgan Northcutt and her partner, Josh Northcutt of Big Cabin, OK; Sons, Michael Eaglin, Mathew Eaglin and Billy Eaglin; Grandchildren, Bryton, Hailee, Ryder, Christopher, and Wrenlee Louise; Siblings, Charlotte Howe and her partner, Lee Howe of Jay, OK, Larry and his partner, Teresa of Coweta, OK, Eric and Veronica Cunningham of Owasso, OK; Steve Warner of Broken Arrow, OK, Wendy and Krystal; along with many beloved nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family, and dear friends.

Marilyn’s Celebration of Life Visitation to greet friends will be held on Thursday, September 17, 2026 from 3:00-4:00pm at Jay First Assembly, 908 N. Main St., Jay, OK 74346.

Followed by Marilyn’s Celebration of Life Memorial Service at 4:00pm, Jay First Assembly, with Pastor Susie Niehus officiating.
Marilyn’s service will conclude at the church.

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

09/10/2026

Leslie Wade Currey, age 24, of Fairland, OK, went to his heavenly home on Sunday, August 30, 2026 in Tulsa, OK. He was born on April 23, 2002 in Amarillo, TX to his parents Joe Dreu Currey and Stephany Jane Davis-Currey.

From the moment of birth Wade was a blessing to our life and home, All those hugs and kisses to those adorable giggles and laughs. From the car seat to adult Wade could be found on a road trip with Mom hauling horses or on a trip to see Dad.

Wade loved anything outdoors, from chasing balloons across the pasture to digging foxholes in his real estate. Without a doubt he was an adrenaline ju**ie riding all the crazy rides with Dad at the fair and was known for climbing the tallest trees to free his balloons from their canopies. From swimming in a pool to floating down the river or being in a bass or ski boat Wade loved the water.
Wade was known for his toughness but had a huge loving and grateful heart.

He attended K-12 and graduated from Fairland High School, Fairland, OK in 2020. Wade enjoyed his family time and all the family gatherings. When he was in the truck or at home he never stopped asking about the next one. Mom's homemade chocolate cake covered with chocolate syrup and ice cream was his favorite dessert!!! Wade had a huge impact on many with his gentle soul and an unconditional Love for All!!! He will always have a huge part in our hearts, and his memory will continue to live on in each one of us. Until we meet again son, Dad and Mom love you and thank you for being our son.

Wade is preceded in death by his grandparents, Albert Leslie Currey and Lavina Currey and Billy Ray Davis.

Wade is survived by his parents, Joe and Stephany Currey of the home; Sister, Teresa Morrison of Claremore, OK; Uncles and Aunts, Charlie Currey and wife Sheryle of Hickory Grove, OK, Ben Currey and wife Angela of Phoenix, AZ, Nathan Currey and wife Jerri Ann of Owasso, OK; Beverly Kelley and husband Mike of Masterson, TX, Lillian Henderson and husband Butch of Vinita, OK, Clara Schbach of Evingston, Wyoming, Mattie Jefferies and husband Nevada of Jay, OK; Numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family and friends.

Wade’s Celebration of Life Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2026 at 2:00pm, Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services Chapel, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK with Andy Krebs officiating. Wade’s service will conclude in the chapel.

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

09/04/2026

Jimmie (Jim) Leon Kluber

Jimmie (Jim) Leon Kluber, 67, of Grove, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully at his home on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. Jim was born on January 7, 1959, in Oswego, Kansas, to Joseph Carl Kluber and Anna Mae (Bowman) Kluber. He grew up in Southeast Kansas and graduated from McCune High School. He later earned an Associate Degree in Forestry, a field that reflected his lifelong passion for the outdoors.

An avid hunter, fisherman, and outdoorsman, Jim spent many years as a Wildlife Technician with the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks before retiring. He felt most at home outdoors – whether he was on the lake, in the woods, or sharing those special places with the people he loved. Above all, Jim treasured being a grandpa. His 18 grandchildren were his pride and joy, and some of his happiest moments were spent teaching them to hunt and fish, taking them out on the lake, sharing his love of nature, and simply being present for the moments that mattered. He loved watching them grow and was always proud to tell others about them. The lessons he taught, stories he shared, and the memories he created with each of them will remain a treasured part of his legacy.

Jim married Sherri on July 5, 1996, in Miami, Oklahoma. The two made their home in Grove, Oklahoma, where they enjoyed spending time with family, friends, and making memories on the lake. Sherri survives of the home.

In addition to his wife, Jim is survived by his children, Tosh Kluber and wife Brittany of McCune, Kansas, Trinity (Kluber) Brazeal and husband Steve of Webb City, Missouri, John Fuentez of Parsons, Kansas, Ashley Allen and husband Bryan of Scammon, Kansas, McKenna Pontius and husband Blake of Wichita, Kansas and Logan Britton and wife Brady of Manhattan, Kansas. He is also survived by 18 beloved grandchildren; his sisters, Carol Woods of Jackson, Missouri, and Dot Maffei of Grove, Oklahoma; along with many nieces, nephews, extended family members, and dear friends.

Jim was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph Carl Kluber and Anna Mae Kluber.

Jim’s Celebration of Life Visitation to greet friends will be held on Monday, September 7, 2026 from 6:00-8:00pm at Carson Wall Funeral Home Chapel, 112 N 26th St., Parsons, KS 67357.

Jim’s Celebration of Life Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 at 10:00am at Carson Wall Funeral Home Chapel, 112 N 26th St., Parsons, KS 67357 with Billy Graff and Steve Stafford officiating. Followed by Jim’s funeral procession to McCune Cemetery, McCune, KS.

Jim’s burial will be held at McCune Cemetery, McCune, KS.

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 722 N 46th St., Grove, OK 74344 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

08/27/2026

Jamie Lynn (Morrow) Williams
September 25, 1971 – August 23, 2026

Jamie Lynn (Morrow) Williams, 54, of Zena, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully at her home on Sunday, August 23, 2026, surrounded by her loved ones following a short but fierce battle with pancreatic cancer.

Jamie was born September 25, 1971, in Jay, Oklahoma, to James Ricky and Deborah Lynn Morrow. Jamie dedicated more than 17 years of her life to education, spending much of her career at Spavinaw Public Schools and teaching children from Pre-K through eighth grade. She was the kind of teacher who saw far beyond the classroom, often providing clothing, supplies, encouragement, and even a safe place to land for students who needed a little extra love. Even after leaving education, Jamie continued supporting local classrooms and volunteering at her grandchildren’s schools. She truly lived by the philosophy, “See a need, fill a need.”

Of all the roles Jamie held throughout her life, none brought her greater joy than being JJ. Her grandchildren were her entire world, and she was their fiercest protector and biggest cheerleader. Whether she was behind the backstop at a ballgame, reading to their classes, making sure everyone had snacks, or Face Timing at 6:45 in the morning just to wish them a good day, JJ showed up. Her grandbabies always knew exactly where she stood—in their corner, proudly cheering, “Go baby, go!”

Jamie was hilarious, feisty, loyal, and unapologetically honest. She loved Christmas traditions, The Nutcracker, and choosing special Christmas ornaments each year to commemorate the milestones and memorable moments of those she loved. She also enjoyed gardening, landscaping, reading, traveling with Dustin, and the peaceful home they shared on Grand Lake. Jamie loved Jesus Christ, and her family finds comfort knowing she has been reunited with her beloved grandson, River Middleton, whom she loved and cared for tirelessly during his short life. Jamie was preceded in death by her grandson, River Middleton; maternal grandparents, Kenneth and Tena Russell; paternal grandparents, J.L. and Lora Mae Morrow; and uncle, Dusty “Vern” Russell.

She is survived by her husband and best friend, Dustin Williams of the home; Parents, James Ricky and Deborah Lynn Morrow of Topsy, Oklahoma; Daughters, Tuesday (Adam) Woods of Spavinaw, OK, Rainee (Norman) Keys of Jay, OK, Wynter (Bryce) Davenport of Jay, OK, and Aubrey Williams and son, Chase Williams; Grandchildren, Riley and Conner Woods, Ridge Middleton and Kaden Keys, Canton and Givens Davenport, and Winston Williams; Her siblings, Jodi Morrow, Maggie Morrow, and Rowdy (Carrie) Morrow; as well as many beloved nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and former students. In accordance with Jamie’s wishes, no funeral service will be held. Jamie spent her life showing up for the people she loved. Her family, her students, and especially her grandbabies will carry that love with them always.

Go baby, go!

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

08/26/2026

We found a green card at the Round Springs Cemetery yesterday, says it belongs to Terry Eglian. If yours please bring in Proof of ID to collect card.
Thank you

08/26/2026

Dallas Ray Duvall was born January 29, 1964, in Mount Holly, New Jersey, to Gary E. Duvall and Georgia Morgan Duvall. He left this world Monday, August 24, 2026 at the age of 62.

What to say about Dallas…it’s a well known fact, that Dallas came from a long line of geniuses. And if you don’t believe this, just ask any of them.

Dallas had a very large circle of friends, and he loved them dearly. He made his rounds, visiting his friends frequently and making sure he stayed connected to the people who mattered to him. He had a way of making friends wherever he went, and those friendships became an important part of his life.

Dallas loved taking Dawn on dates, going to the creek, playing horseshoes, going golfing with his brothers, picking on the guitar, listening to classic rock, and striking up a good game of Scrabble. He also loved his Texas Longhorns, always being sure to text “Hook ‘Em” every football season. A bit of an Eucha legend, even those around who didn’t know-know him still knew who he was. The most obvious and easiest way to recognize him was simply by looking for him. With his long, shaggy red hair, ever-growing and ever-evolving beard, little round glasses, cutoff jean shorts, cropped T-shirts, or his overalls and conductor hat, Dallas was something of a fashion icon in his own right. He wasn’t trying to fit into anyone else’s mold. He was definitely his own vibe.

You could call ol’ Dally a lot of things, but you could never call him on time for a single holiday get-together. In fact, his family jokes that they attended more of his birthday parties than he did. Once, the whole family packed up the entire campground to seek high ground in an emergency flood event. Dallas? He was leaned up against a tree smoking a cigarette as everyone drove away. And, of course, he made it across the bridge just in the nick of time. That was Dallas—he operated on Dal-butt time, and everyone else simply had to adjust.

Behind all of the quirks, the distinctive style, the humor, and the wonderfully unconventional personality was a man who was deeply loved and adored. Dallas leaves behind a lifetime of memories, stories, friendships, and family who will continue to reminisce about the things that made him uniquely DALLAS.

He will be deeply missed and forever remembered—not because he tried to be like everyone else, but because there was only one Dallas Ray Duvall.

Dallas was preceded in death by his parents, Gary and Georgia Duvall; His older brother, Jimmy; and his younger brother, Darrin.

Dallas leaves behind his beloved and loyal wife of 22 years, Dawn Mitchell Duvall of the home; His brother, Dennis Duvall, and wife Chris; and his sister-in-law, Amanda Mitchell.

Dallas never had children of his own, but he certainly never lacked a family. He was uncle Dallas to Regina, her husband Ryan, and their children Peyton, his wife Allie and their daughter Cindy, Erin, Jayde, and Scout; Kelly, her husband Jeremy, and their children Wayland, Alice, Hope, Hettie, and Ralphie; Matthew, his wife Jill, and their children Evelyn and Henry; Austin, his wife Sabrina, and their children Quinn and Easton; Sam, and wife Kylie; Max, his wife Gaby, and their children Mauro and Luciano; Gracie, her husband Jonas, and daughter Ella Grace; Kylie; Braxton; Erin; Jade; and her son Michael. He is also survived by many cousins and extended family members and friends; And his beloved Ollie and Janis fur babies. Dallas loved his dog, Ollie, and adored Janis the cat, who had a nightly ritual of coming in, climbing onto his chest, and settling in to watch television with him.

Dallas’ Celebration of Life Family Visitation to greet friends will be held on Monday, August 31, 2026 from 6:00-8:00pm at Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346.

Dallas’ Celebration of Life Graveside Service will be held on Tuesday, 11:00am, September 1, 2026, at New Eucha Cemetery, Eucha, Oklahoma with Craig Richardson officiating. Dallas’ Pallbearers will be Braxton Morgan, Matthew Duvall, Jeremy West, Wayland West, Ryan Handle, and Peyton Handle. His Honorary Pallbearers will be Larry Joe Sloan and Lewis Mathews. Dallas’s service will conclude at the cemetery.

Dallas’ burial will be held at New Eucha Cemetery, Eucha, OK.

Arrangements are entrusted to Lawson’s Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 311 W. Gray St., Jay, OK 74346 with Shaunda J. Lawson, 3rd Generation Owner/Funeral Director and Staff.

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