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David Len Priest
Submitted by: Diane Coke


Double funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the Panama High School Auditorium for David Len Priest, 17, and Virgil Stephen Bledsoe, 15, who died early Saturday morning in a head-on collision about a mile west of Shady Point. Reverend Myrle Fox and Reverend Allen Kersh officiated.
Burial for both was in Shady Point Cemetery under the direction of Evans Funeral Home.
Priest, who had been living in Tulsa, was born November 19, 1954, at Tulsa. He was a member of the Baptist Church.
He leaves his father, Lewis Priest, Jr., of Tulsa; his mother, Mrs. Eunice Gimblett of Shady Point; a brother, Jerry Priest of Shady Point; a sister, Mrs. Robbie Ritchie of Tulsa; and his grandparents, Mrs. Gussie Goff of Shady Point, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Priest, Sr., Panama.


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