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Lucille (Hansing) (LaRue)
Hasenfratz
Mar 5, 1910 - Sep 29,2007
Lucille Hansing LaRue Hasenfratz
Funeral services for Lucille Hansing LaRue Hasenfratz, 97, of Perry,
were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Brown-Dugger Funeral Home Chapel
with Father Tom Dowdell officiating. Interment followed in Grace Hill
Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Brown-Dugger Funeral
Home.
She was born March 5, 1910, to Harry and Anna (Trumbla) Hansing in a
dugout, on the farm south of Perry, where she lived until she built the
home where she lived most of her life. She passed away in Perry Memorial
Hospital Saturday, Sept. 29, 2007.
Lucille was a member of the First Baptist Church. At the age of 16,
Lucille went to barber school in Oklahoma City and worked there for
awhile. She was named Rodeo Queen in Pawhuska in 1969. For many years,
she spent lots of time cooking family dinners. She loved gardening, her
flowers and going to auctions and garage sales. Lucille enjoyed dancing
and in 1950 built a large barn, which became known as the "Simmons
Barn". For a time Lucille and her former husband operated LaRue's Chili
Parlor.
Lucille married Leo Hasenfratz in Ponca City on June 25, 1976.
Surviving her are her husband of 31 years of the home; step-children,
Tom and Shirley LaRue of Whittier, Calif., Bill and Connie LaRue of
Edmond, Velma Hood of Guthrie, Sharon LaRue of Cherokee, Dan and Patsy
Hasenfratz and Sandra and Maurice Grubb, all of Perry, Tom and Pat
Hasenfratz of Ponca City; two sisters, Jacqueline Worley of Ponca City
and Maxine and D.C. Moore of Independence, Kan.; numerous grandchildren,
great-grandchildren, great-great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and
friends.
Preceding her in death was her former husband, Tom LaRue; two step-sons,
James LaRue and Robert LaRue; her parents, one sister, Marcell Cramer;
one brother, Buster Hansing and one nephew, Richard Hansing.
Memorials were made to the Alzheimer Association in care of Brown-Dugger
Funeral Home, 1010 N. 7th Street, Perry, Oklahoma 73077.
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