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© Enid News and Eagle Enid, Oklahoma June 1980 March 11, 1899 ~ June 15, 1980 Graveside rites for Hazel Irene Hackett,Kouts, Indiana, will be at 1 PM Wednesday in Memorial Park Cemetery with the Rev Delbert Miles officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of the Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home. Mrs Hackett, a longtime Wakita resident, died Sunday in a LaPorte, Indiana, nursing home. She had been in Kouts since March. Mrs Hackett was a member of a Baptist church. She was preceded in death by her husband Clayton Hackett, in 1957. Survivors include a son, Harry Hackett of Schaumburg, Illinois; five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. |
© Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home Enid, Oklahoma May 2015 April 20, 1925 ~ May 8, 2015 A Service of Remembrance and Celebration of Life for Leslie G. Hackett, 90, of Enid, will be Wednesday, May 13, 2015, 1:00 PM at the Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home with Pastor Kelly Russell officiating. There will be no graveside service. Leslie was born April 20, 1925 in Casey, OK the son of Grover and Esther Cannon Hackett and passed away May 8, 2015 at Greenbrier Nursing Center. He was united in marriage to Rosa McCray November 7, 1952. Leslie served in the Army in the Korean War from 1948 to 1952. He was employed by the railroad and was later employed by First Baptist Church for over 28 years. He enjoyed working on old TVs and radios and fixing anything. Survivors include his wife, Rosa, one daughter, Patti Jones of Enid, three grandchildren, Kyle, Jeremy, Ian and their mother Marla Hackett of Fort Worth, Texas and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, a son, Larry and four brothers and two sisters. Memorial contributions may be made to the OMRF, Alzheimer’s division with Ladusau-Evans custodian of the fund. Online condolences may be left and the service viewed online at ladusauevans.com |
© Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home Enid, Oklahoma December 2023 August 4, 1933 ~ December 17, 2023 Funeral service for Rosa Maude Hackett will be 2:00 pm, Saturday, December 23, 2023 in the Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Jim Edmison officiating. Private burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home and Crematory. Rosa Maude [McCray] Hackett was born August 4, 1933 near Helena on her Grandparents farm to Clara [Kershner] and Clarence McCray. She passed away December 17, 2023 after a long battle with dementia. Maude grew up in the Carmen area and graduated from Carmen High School in 1951. She met and married Leslie Hackett in 1952 and they were married November 7, 1952 in Van Buren, Arkansas. They were married almost 63 years before his death in 2015. Maude and Leslie made their home in Enid and raised two children, Larry Hackett and Patti Jones. Maude had a home-based business doing ironing and sewing for many years. When her children were in grade school she was active in the PTA and was always baking cookies or cupcakes for some kind of function at the school. She never missed a play or program that her children were in. She attended the First Baptist Church for many years. Her hobbies included gardening and growing flowers, baking, sewing, embroidery, reading, and playing games of Rummy and Yahtzee. There was almost always a game being played o the kitchen table every evening. She loved to watch funny television shows like Carol Burnett, I Love Lucy and the Red Skelton show. She loved life and loved to laugh. What she loved most was her husband, children, and her grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Leslie Hackett; son, Larry Hackett; two sisters, Annie McCray and Evelyn Lawrence; two brothers, Arthur "Bud' McCray and Harold McCray; and niece, Tonya Farrand. Maude is survived by her daughter, Patti Jones of Enid; daughter-in-law, Marla Hackett of Ft. Worth; grandsons, Kyle Hackett, Jeremy Hackett of Ft. Worth, and Ian Hackett of Tecumseh; sisters, Joyce Murray of Enid, Linda Farrand of Ft. Supply; brother, Phillip McCray of Enid; and several nieces, nephews, great- nieces and nephews, and great-great nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to The American Lung Association or the American Heart Association with Ladusau-Evans serving as custodian of the funds. Condolences to the family, memories shared and viewing services online at ladusauevans.com |
© Brown-Cummings Funeral Home Enid, Oklahoma January 2014 October 10, 1933 ~ January 6, 2014 Funeral service honoring the life of Mr Herman Franklin Hackett, 80, of Enid, Okla., will be 1 p.m. Thursday, January 9, 2014, at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Pastor Wade Burleson will officiate. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetary under the direction of Brown-Cummings Funeral Home. Herman Franklin Hackett was born October 2, 1933, to Andy O. and Eula G. Hackett at their farm home near Trousdale. He departed this life on Monday, January 6, 2014, at Greenbrier Village surrounded by his family and faithful, loving employees. He graduated from Trousdale High School. He immediately went to work for the State of Oklahoma Highway Department. He married Gail Trousdale on June 27, 1953, in Asher, Okla. Three children were born to this union: Steven Craig, Lori Diann and Alison Renee. They made their first home in Shawnee. Herman served two years with the United States Army, 10th Infantry Division. They lived for a short time in Fort Riley, Kansas, and then Herman served a 22-month tour of duty in Germany. Following his service in Germany, Herman and Gail established a home in Tecumseh. Herman graduated from the Oklahoma Barber College and ran Hackett Barber Shop for 12 years. During that period, he was involved in real estate development and ranching. He also owned a Family Recreation Center. He served as Mayor of Tecumseh for two terms. There, he received a citation from Governor Bartlett for Outstanding Community Service. The Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce presented him with the Outstanding Citizen Award. He was a member of the Tecumseh Rotary Club of which he served as president; a member of the Chamber of Commerce; and a member of Central Oklahoma Economic Development Commission. He also was ordained a deacon at the First Baptist Church of Tecumseh, where he taught in the youth department and served as Sunday School Director. In 1988, Herman and Gail opened Oxygen Oklahoma North. They sold that business five years later. In 1992, they purchased Burgundy Inc., which contains 66 apartments for independent living for retirees. In 1996, Herman and his wife built Greenbrier Residential Assisted Living on the same campus as the nursing home. He has since added a Skilled Unit, a large dining hall, now known as Rose Garden Cafe, plus a pharmacy to the campus. After moving to Enid, Herman helped organize the Northwest Oklahoma Health Care Association and the Garfield County Ombudsman Program. He was an inspector for the Peer Review Board for 10 years, and then served on the State Long Term Care Advisory Board for 12 years. Mr. Hackett also served on the original State Board for Room and Board Homes. He served four terms on the Board of the State Nursing Home Association. Governor Keating appointed Mr. Hackett to serve as the lay representative on the Professional Responsibility Tribunal for the State Bar Association, where he served two terms. Herman always had a great interest in ways to preserve energy. As a result, he became one of the first businesses to use ground source energy for a large health care facility. As a result, O.G&E. in conjunction with O.S.U. have used the Enid business to gather data and information for other businesses. Herman was a member of Enid Chamber of Commerce and was selected as the Citizen of the Year in 2009, and was a finalist for the Enid News and Eagle Pillar of the Plans award in 2010. In the past, he was a member of Lions Club, Gideons and had served on the Great Plains Boy Scout Council. He regularly sponsored Little League baseball and soft ball programs. He was very interested in the ministries of Hope Outreach, where he was instrumental in building the Day Center for the Homeless. He is survived by his wife, Gail; son, Steve; daughters, Lori and husband Randy Long of Enid, and Alison and husband John Paul Dick of Oklahoma City; grandchildren, Brandon Hackett of Enid, Katy Long of Seattle, Rachaell Hackett of Los Angeles, Emily Long of Norman and Max and Annissa Naifeh of Oklahoma City; three great grandchildren, Laiken Gail, Jett and Jace Hackett; a brother, Roy Vernon and wife Norma of Moore; and two sisters, Inez Gould of Ada and Velda Rogers of Choctaw. He was preceded in death by a grandson, Tyler; his parents; a brother, Andy; and five brothers-in-law. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests a contribution be made to any of the following: Project 4 Worship at Emmanuel Baptist Church, Emmanuel Christian School Endowment Fund, Junior Welfare League Endowment Fund, or the Ministries of Hope Outreach with Brown-Cummings serving as custodian of the funds. Condolences may be given online at Brown-Cummings.com. Submitted by Family |
© Enid News and Eagle Enid, Oklahoma December 29, 2016 May 29, 1936 ~ December 28, 2016 Gail Cosette Trousdale Hackett was born May 29, 1936, at Trousdale, Oklahoma, to Arthur Lee and Ella Mae Trousdale, the oldest of five children. She departed this life on Wednesday, December 28, 2016. Gail spent her early years in the small community of Trousdale, which was founded by her grandfather. She graduated from Tecumseh High School and attended OBU for a short time. She married Herman Franklin Hackett on June 27, 1953, in Asher, Oklahoma. They were childhood sweethearts and married over sixty years. Three children were born to this union; Steven Craig, Lori Diann, and Alison Renee. The Hackett's first home was in Shawnee, then Fort Riley, Kansas. After her husband's tour of duty with the US Army, they established a home in Tecumseh where all three of their children were born. She was active in numerous community and church activities. During these years, she was active in the usual school activities for her growing family. Her Lord, her husband and children were the loves of her life. While living in Tecumseh, she assisted her husband in many community affairs while he was serving as Mayor. She was active in the First Baptist Church where she taught Sunday school and served several years as Church Clerk and Vacation Bible School Director. She taught 40 years [Tecumseh and Enid] and the majority was with young married couples. She loved being the Director for the married couples and well as serving ten years as the Director of Vacation Bible School. She was a volunteer at Mission Hill Hospital and President of the Tecumseh Alumni Association. In 1971, she and her husband relocated to Enid. For the next 45 years she assisted her husband in the Long Term Health Care business. They owned and operated Greenbrier Village which also included Burgundy, Inc.. Through the past forty-five years of her ministry at Greenbrier Village, she was the constant source of beauty through all her art work throughout the homes, her decorating with flowers for every season and her beautiful piano playing for all the residents throughout these years. She also illustrated a children's coloring book along with the intergenerational story for the Greenbrier Village Pre K program and the Emmanuel Intergenerational program called "You are Special." Mrs. Hackett was past President of Chapter DO sisterhood and a 50-year member. She was a mentor for the "Apple of Gold" program; again sharing the beauty of her love for God, husband and family with young women. She helped organize the Enid Christian Women's Club and served as their first Prayer Chairman for several years. She served on the Board of New Horizons and hope outreach. She and her husband were instrumental in building the Homeless Day Center at Hope Outreach. She was a Trustee for Emmanuel Baptist Church and served as the first woman Chairman of the Board of Trustees. She is survived by her son, Steven Craig Hackett of Enid, daughter, Lori Hackett-Long and husband Randy of Enid, daughter, Alison Naifeh-Dick and husband John Paul Dick of Oklahoma City. Grandchildren: Brandon Hackett and Deann of Enid, Katy Long of Seattle, Wa., Rachel Gail Cockrell and husband John of Oklahoma City, Emily Long of Los Angeles, Calif., Max Naifeh of Oklahoma City, Annissa Naifeh of Oklahoma city. Three great grandchildren: Laiken Gail Hackett, Jett Hackett, and Jace Hackett, all of Enid. Step-grandchildren: Jennifer and Bailey Jordan of Oklahoma City. Patrick and Yerni Dick, Vigo, Spain. Step-great-grandson, Leonard Dick, Vigo, Spain. One sister - Barbara Trousdale Pope of Edmond. One brother, Bill Trousdale and wife Karyl of Yukon, sister-in-law, Cherie Trousdale of Tecumseh, brother-in-law- Vernon Hackett and wife Noma of Moore, sister-in-law- Inez Gould of Noble, sister-in-law, Velda Rogers of Choctaw, and many nieces and nephews. She was proceeded in death by her husband of 60 years, Herman Hackett, and her parents, Ella Mae and Arthur Trousdale, brothers, Darrell and Bob Trousdale, and precious grandson Tyler Hackett. The service is at 3 p.m. today, December 30, 2016 in the Emmanuel Baptist Church with Pastor Wade Burleson officiating. Private grave side services will precede the church service, in the Memorial Park Cemetery. |
© Enid News and Eagle Enid, Oklahoma September 17, 2008 July 9, 1984 ~ September 14, 2008 Funeral services for Tyler Shane Hackett, 24, of Tulsa, will be 2 pm today, September 18, 2008, at Emmanuel Baptist Church with Wade Burleson officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Brown-Cummings Funeral Home. Tyler Shane Hackett was born July 9, 1984, in Oklahoma City, and departed this life Sunday, September 14, 2008, in Tulsa, as a result of an accident. Tyler was a graduate of Yukon High School. He was a member of the National Honor Society, the Yukon Jazz Band and the State Honor Band. Tyler was a very gifted saxophone and guitar player. After high school, Tyler worked at the Boulevard Steakhouse in Edmond. He then worked as a manager at the Mahogany Steak House in Oklahoma City. He spent a year working at the Adelsheim Vineyard in Oregon. He was presently employed as a manager at the Mahogany Steak House in Tulsa. Tyler was baptized at the Yukon Community Church as a child. He most recently was attending Life Church in Edmond. Tyler loved many outdoor sports. He particularly loved fishing with his dad. He was an avid rock climber, water and snow skier. He was the life of family parties, as he would entertain them with karaoke. He was an expert at playing Rock Band. Above all else, Tyler will be remembered as a very loving son and brother. He always showed enormous affection and dedication to his entire family and many friends. He is survived by his mother, Gwyn Hensley of Oklahoma City; his father, Steve Hackett of Enid; one sister, Rachael Gail; one brother, Branden Lee and wife DeAnn; maternal grandparents, Robert and Onita Pond of Colorado Springs, Colo.; paternal grandparents, Herman and Gail Hackett of Enid; aunt, Wanda Bryce of Bethany, Okla.; uncle, Guy and Penny Pond of Aurora, Colo.; aunt, Alison Naifeh of Oklahoma City; uncle and aunt, Randy and Lori Long of Enid; also, one niece, two nephews, and many cousins who loved and adored him. |
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