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06/10/2026

Theresa Carol Robinett

Theresa Carol Robinett, 68, of Norman, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully at her home on June 9, 2026, after a courageous battle with cancer.

Theresa was born on January 13, 1958, in Norman, Oklahoma, to Allen Roy Robinett and Wanda Lu (Smith) Robinett. She graduated from Lexington High School in 1976 and proudly joined the United States Army. Though her military service was shortened by a medical discharge, the strength and determination that would define her throughout life were already evident.

In 1977, Theresa welcomed her daughter, Alisha. She met Elton Martin, and they married in 1979. Together they built a life in Noble, Oklahoma, where they raised their sons, Ty and Tim. Although their marriage eventually ended, they remained friends and continued to care about one another until Elton's passing in 2003.

Later, Theresa married Michael Henning. Over the years, she remained close to Mike and maintained loving relationships with his children, Christal, Cody, and Lance, and their families.

Theresa enjoyed crocheting, cake decorating, reading, watching Food Network, and spending countless hours cheering on her grandchildren at ballgames and activities. She loved collegiate softball, faithfully followed both OU and OSU, and was a dedicated Oklahoma City Thunder fan. Whether it was a grandchild's activity, a softball game, or the Thunder playing, she was always ready to cheer on her team.

Her favorite color was pink, her favorite flower was the carnation, and she never met a cherry pie she didn't enjoy. Theresa's cooking philosophy was simple: if a meal could be made in a crockpot, it probably should be.

She was fiercely independent, wonderfully stubborn, and known for doing things on her own timeline. Family and friends knew that if they happened to find themselves on the receiving end of her famous silent treatment, the best plan was usually to wait it out. Eventually, she'd come around—when she was good and ready.

Theresa was blessed with friendships that became family. Among those was Sherrie Webb, who shared holidays, celebrations, and countless family memories with Theresa over the years. Though not related by blood, the two were more like sisters, and their families became connected through a friendship that lasted a lifetime. Her best friend Kim was another treasured part of her life, sharing years of friendship, laughter, and support. During Theresa's battle with cancer, both Sherrie and Kim and family stood faithfully beside her and her family. Their love, strength, and unwavering support helped carry both Theresa and those who loved her through some of life's most difficult days.

Her faithful dog Scout was rarely far from her side, and some of her happiest moments were spent surrounded by family, food, laughter, and stories.

Theresa recently began attending Johnson Road Native Baptist Church and was deeply grateful for the love, support, and friendship shown to her by her church family during her illness. Their kindness, prayers, and unwavering faith helped strengthen Theresa's own faith and deepen her relationship with the Lord. Through that renewed faith, she found comfort, peace, and hope throughout her journey, and her family finds comfort in knowing she is now resting in His presence.

When Theresa was diagnosed with cancer, she faced every challenge with grit, determination, and more than a little stubbornness. Even during her most difficult days, her focus remained on the people she loved. One of her final wishes was to spend time at the beach surrounded by her family. In true Theresa fashion, she made it happen, renting a beach house in Surfside, Texas, and bringing her family together to create memories that will be cherished forever.

Theresa is survived by her children, Alisha Duncan and Earnie, Ty Martin and Kristie, and Tim Martin and Van.

Nothing brought Theresa more joy than her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She leaves behind her grandchildren, Kylee Horton and Hudson, Abigayle (Cyd) Martin and Jack, Christian Martin and Rhaya, Koltyn Martin, Payson O'Neal, and Kash Martin; and her great-grandchildren, Harper June Horton and Tucker Martin.

She is also survived by her brother, Dale Robinett and Lisa; her sister, Brenda Morris and Bryan; her beloved best friend, Kim; her chosen sister, Sherrie Webb; and many nieces, nephews, extended family members, and friends.

The family would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the many friends, caregivers, medical professionals, and members of Johnson Road Native Baptist Church who supported Theresa throughout her journey. A special thank you is extended to Dr. Krishna Vedala, who was not only Theresa's physician, but also her friend. His care, compassion, and friendship meant more to Theresa and her family than words can express.

In honor of Theresa, spend time with your family, cheer a little louder at a ballgame, enjoy a piece of cherry pie, hug your dog, or take a trip to the beach with the people you love. And if you're making dinner in her memory, she'd probably suggest using a crockpot.

For those wishing to honor Theresa with flowers, arrangements may be sent to Tribute Memorial Care in Norman, OK.

Services will be held Saturday, June 13th at 3:00 pm at Johnson Road Native Baptist Church 25550 Interstate Service Road Purcell, OK 73080.

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06/09/2026

Roger Allen Andrews

Roger Allen Andrews, 65, passed away on June 8, 2026.

Roger was born on January 6, 1961, to Paulie Andrews and Louise Webster, both of whom preceded him in death.

Roger lived a life filled with both challenges and triumphs. His journey was not always an easy one, and he faced struggles that often shaped the course of his life. Yet through it all, those who knew him best never lost sight of the good heart he carried. Beneath every hardship was a man who deeply cared for others, loved his family, and always longed for better days.

One of Roger's greatest passions was baseball. As a young man, he was a gifted player known for an incredible curveball that left a lasting impression on those fortunate enough to watch him take the mound. Long after the games ended, stories of his talent and love for the sport continued to be shared by family and friends.

More than anything, Roger loved his children and grandchildren. No matter where life took him or what challenges he faced, they remained a source of pride and joy. Some of his happiest moments were spent talking about them, laughing with them, and watching them grow. The love he had for his family was constant and never in question.

Like all of us, Roger had his share of struggles, but those who knew him best saw beyond them and recognized the kindness, love, and heart that never left him. His life cannot be measured solely by the difficult chapters, but also by the lives he touched, the memories he created, and the love he gave.

Roger is survived by his son, Brian Andrews, his wife Hannah, and their children, Sloane, Dash, Breck, and Brody; his son, Brandon Andrews, and his children, Tanner and Jocelyn; his daughter, Liz Goegel, and her children, Jordan and Zoie; his brothers, Reggie Andrews and Rodney Andrews; his sister-in-law, Lisa; his niece, Megan Klein and her husband, Justin Klein; and his nephew, Zack Andrews and his wife, Leslie Andrews; as well as many extended family members and dear friends whose lives he touched throughout the years.

The family asks that Roger be remembered not for his struggles, but for his heart, his humanity, and the love he shared with those closest to him.

Though he is no longer with us, his memory will live on in the stories we tell, the lessons we carry forward, and the love that remains. He will be deeply missed, forever remembered, and always loved.

We love you, Dad. Rest easy.

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06/05/2026

Kenneth Younkin

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06/05/2026

Patricia Mueller

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06/05/2026

Sandra Tucker

Sandra (Sandy) Tucker, of Norman, Oklahoma, after an extended period of declining health, died peacefully in her sleep on Friday, June 5, 2026, in Norman. Sandra was born on October 30, 1939, in Poteau, Oklahoma, to W.B. (Bill) and Welma Tucker. She was a graduate of Norman High School, class of 1957, and a lifetime University of Oklahoma football fan. She worked as a PBX operator at the Hertz Corporation for over 20 years, although her children never understood how someone who successfully operated a complex corporate telephone networking system for so long could not perform simple tasks on a smartphone. She was a charter member of her church, NorthHaven Church, in Norman, Oklahoma, and family and church were the two great passions in her life.

She did have several hobbies that gave her pleasure. The first was shopping, both in person and, when her health declined, on television shopping channels and online. There are rumors of injuries possibly committed long ago at Black Friday sales in Crossroads Mall in Oklahoma City, but the family denies any liability. The second was using her electronic devices, mostly for playing games, using social media, breaking usability settings, and changing forgotten passwords, hence the remark about PBX operation above. Her third pastime was giving unneeded advice to her grandchildren about their own families. Although this advice was unwarranted and wisely unheeded, they will certainly miss hearing it. Her fourth hobby was exercising her great talent for fussing with all those who would put up with it and loving to get it in return.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Bill and Welma Tucker, a brother, Bill (Pistol) Tucker, and a grandson, Brandon Thompson. She is survived by another brother, Jerry Tucker, of Tecumseh; and by her children, Gary Thompson and wife, Teresa, of Purcell, Craig Thompson and wife, Carol, of Oklahoma City, and Sheri Ridenour and husband, Randy, of Norman. She leaves a legacy of six beloved grandchildren and ten cherished great-grandchildren. There will certainly never be another quite like her, and she will be missed by all.

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06/04/2026

Charles "Chuck" Joseph Jacobs

Born and reared in Southside Chicago, Illinois. Preceded in death by parents Charles Jacobs Senior, and Helen Vanek Jacobs, and former wife Kathryn Reynolds Jacobs. Chuck was faithful to his teams, the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Bears, even after moving to Norman, but soon became a Sooners fan.

He worked for the US Postal Service as an electronic technician and retired in 2009. Being involved in real estate also kept him busy, even after retirement.

Chuck was known for his loving, kind, and generous ways with a wonderful sense of humor. Judi considered him her hero. His spirituality was important to him.

His passion was working on his tan at the beaches of Hawaii and Cancun. He loved traveling with Judi to Europe, Ireland, Scotland, Denmark, and, of course, Hawaii and Cancun during their short time together.

Chuck is survived by his wife, Judi Jacobs, his bonus children and grandchildren, and his fur babies, Asta and Freddie.

Memorial donations can be sent to C.H.A.R.M. at First Christian Church of Norman.

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06/04/2026

Gracelyn Danae Ogden

Gracelyn Danae Ogden was born February 23, 2011, in Ardmore, Oklahoma, to Mary Ogden.

From early on, you could tell that she was an angel placed here on earth to bless many people.

Gracelyn overcame many obstacles in her years. From being told she was deaf, being told she had early signs of lupus, and being told she would never be able to play sports, she did it all. Gracelyn was able to overcome all obstacles in her life with grace. She learned sign language and even taught her family and friends. She was also able to be involved in sports; she not only tried but also made the volleyball team. Gracelyn loved to read, dance, draw, as well as show off her gymnastics abilities, laugh, and spend time with her family. She was Christian and was baptized 3 years ago. Gracelyn dreamed that after graduation, she would return the favor to young children and become a deaf ed teacher.

Gracelyn is preceded in death by Great Grandma June Buckley, Grandpa Mike Ogden, Great Grandpa Mirl Fielder, Great Grandma Reba Sue Fielder, Uncle Cleveland Hooks, and Uncle Jarrett Marshall.

Gracelyn is survived by her mother, Mary Ogden; father, LeRoy Hooks III; stepfather, Narvell McWilliams; and stepmother, Caragan Howard; sisters Madilyn Ogden, Faithlyn Hooks, and Breelyn Hooks; and brother Josiah Hooks. Daevian McWilliams, Braylie McWilliams, Kaiden Sanders, and Kyson Howard; Grandparents Terri Ogden and Lauret Hooks; Aunts and Uncles Lyndsey Ogden-Oaks, Tommy Ogden, Ryan Chavez, Amber Chavez, Micah Ogden, Mitchell Hooks, Johnnie Fielder, and Ariel Brison

Too many cousins to name…………

Gracelyn’s life, although may have been short, she left us all with amazing memories. Her laugh could brighten anyone’s day. Her smile would lighten up the room. Her jokes would make you laugh even when they were corny. Gracelyn blessed us with examples of true love, without conditions. She showed us what true grace was and how to never give up or allow yourself to feel sorry for yourself. You may be gone on earth, but you will forever live in our hearts, minds, and spirits. We are so blessed to have known you and shared space with you and to have loved you. Our beautiful Angel… Our beautiful sunflower… Our ray of sunshine… we will forever love you!

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06/02/2026

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06/02/2026

Robert F. LeBlanc

Robert Francis "Bob" LeBlanc was born on February 13, 1931, in Acadia Parish, Louisiana, to Arthur J. LeBlanc and Noemie Freret LeBlanc. He passed away peacefully on June 1, 2026, following a brief illness.

Bob was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 64 years, Kathryn Marie "Kay" Jansing LeBlanc of Norman, Oklahoma, who passed away in 2017. Together they built a life centered on faith, family, and enduring love.

He is survived by his children: Robert LeBlanc Jr. and wife Tammy of Norman, Oklahoma; David LeBlanc and husband Brian Holloway of Cathedral City, California; Lisa Ann LeBlanc of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; and James B. "JJ" LeBlanc and wife Kimberly of Richardson, Texas.

Bob was a proud grandfather to Robby LeBlanc, Julianna Hopper, Caroline Johnson, Kelly Wilson, and William LeBlanc. He was also blessed with eight cherished great-grandchildren: Briar, Ford, Field, Heidi, Henry, Grant, Sloane Grace, and James Weller.

Growing up on the family farm in Acadia Parish, Louisiana, Bob enjoyed a childhood rich with adventure and simple pleasures. He spent his days riding horses, exploring the bayous, and embracing the warmth and traditions of Louisiana's Cajun community. Those early experiences shaped the kindness, humility, and appreciation for life that would define him throughout his years.

Bob graduated from St. Stanislaus High School in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, before earning a degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Oklahoma. While at OU, he met the love of his life, Kay, at St. Joseph’s Church. They married in 1953 while he was serving as a First Lieutenant in the United States Air Force and began a remarkable journey together that would span more than six decades.

Following his military service, Bob worked as a petroleum engineer for Atlantic Refining Company in Texas and Louisiana. Realizing his true calling lay elsewhere, he pursued a law degree at Louisiana State University. He went on to build a distinguished legal career, serving in the legal departments of Arkansas Fuel Oil Corporation in Shreveport, Louisiana; Cities Service Oil Company in Bartlesville, Oklahoma; and later Cities Service Company and OXYUSA in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He concluded his professional career in 1989 as Associate General Counsel of OXYUSA, Inc. His love of a spirited debate served him well throughout his career.

More than his professional accomplishments, Bob will be remembered for the way he lived. He was the embodiment of a Southern gentleman—gracious, humble, and quietly generous. He never hesitated to lend a helping hand, offer encouragement, or befriend someone in need. His integrity, kindness, and gentle spirit touched countless lives.

Of all the roles he held, none brought him greater joy than being a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. His happiest moments were spent with Kay and the family they lovingly built together.

Bob leaves behind a legacy of love, faith, generosity, and devotion to family. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who were fortunate enough to know him.

Funeral services will be held at St. Joseph’s Catholic church in Norman, Oklahoma on Saturday June 6 at 10 AM. In lieu of flowers, honor Bob’s spirit by being kind to all.

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