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WILLIAM JASPER CHERRY
1910 - 2000
William "Bill" Jasper Cherry died Saturday, August 19, in Edmond. He was 90.
Mr. Cherry was born May 3, 1910, in Warwick to Joseph William and Ethel Alice Swinford Cherry.
He owned a shoe repair store in Chandler for many years, and was a Chandler Police officer.
He was preceded in death by his parents, two wives, one brother and one sister.
Survivors include his son, Gary Cherry of Holster, California; three daughters, Betty Goodall of Watsonville, California; Ruthie Prine of Rogers, Arkansas; Alice Williams of Scotts Valley, California; brother, George W. Cherry of Panama City, Florida; sister, Alene Green of Warwick; six grandchildren, sixteen great-grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.
Services will be 10:00 a.m. Wednesday at Parks Brothers Funeral Home Chapel, Chandler, with Pastor Chad Bird officiating.
Burial will follow in Oak Park Cemetery, Chandler.
Published August 22, 2000.
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