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Jean Ann Antwine
Jean Ann Antwine was born to Hurshel and Joan (Gernand) Antwine on
January 5, 1950, in Antlers, Oklahoma. She passed from this life,
August 24, 2007 in Norman, Oklahoma at the age of 57 years.
Jeanie was preceded in death by her father: Hurshel Antwine;
paternal grandparents: Richard and Theo Antwine; maternal
grandparents: Delbert and Edith Gernand.
She is survived by her mother: Joan Head and stepfather, Troy Head
of Norman, Oklahoma; brother: Kevin Antwine and wife, Vera, of
Antlers, Oklahoma; sisters: Michelle House and husband, Donald, of
Antlers, Oklahoma, and Yvonne Walker and husband, Johnny, of El
Paso, Texas; along with numerous other relatives.
In Loving Memory of Jean Ann Antwine
Born January 5, 1950 Antlers, Oklahoma
Entered Rest August 24, 2007 Norman, Oklahoma
Funeral Services 2:00 p.m. Monday August 27, 2007 Mills & Coffey
Funeral Home Chapel
Officiating Brent Franks
Music “No Tears in Heaven” “How Great Thou Art” Sung by: Lynn McCarn
Interment Oddfellows Cemetery Antlers, Oklahoma
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