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Curtis Pequano

October 22, 1946 ~ December 4, 2021

Curtis Pequano, age 75, passed away on December 4, 2021. Curtis was born to Vernon Jess and Laura Maxine Pequano in Cushing, Oklahoma. He attended Cushing Public Schools and worked as a commercial printer. Curtis married the love of his life Betty (Brown) Pequano in Gainesville, Texas. They were married for 46 years. They retired and moved from San Antonio, Texas to Kingston Oklahoma in the year 2000, and they enjoyed boating and camping.

Curtis is preceded in death by his parents VJ and Maxine Pequano and his two brothers Mike Pequano and Jerry Beall and grandson Corey Kesner.

Left to cherish his memories are his wife Betty Pequano of the home. His daughter Danielle Pequano and husband Bobby Harlin of Okmulgee, Oklahoma. His stepsons Bob Wingate and wife Jackie of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mike Wingate of Berryville, Arkansas, Ken Wingate and wife AnnDee of Berryville, Arkansas. His grandchildren Sam Pequano, Chase Pequano, and Sydney Pequano all of Okmulgee, Oklahoma and Kyle Wingate of Claremore, Oklahoma. He was also blessed with 7 great-grandchildren.

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