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Garber Free Press Garber, Oklahoma May 5, 1983 September 25, 1896 ~ April 26, 1983 Funeral for Paul Mariner, 86, of Garber, who died Tuesday evening in an Enid hospital, were Saturday in Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev Ray Howard officiated. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mariner was born September 25, 1896 in Indianaolis, Indiana. He moved to Gage when a young boy, abd by July 28, 1923 married Odrie Reynolds at Shattuck. The couple moved to a farm southwest of Billings in q931 and to their present farm house southeast of Garber in 1940. Mariner was a member of the United Methodist Church at Garber and the American Legion Post NO 4. Survivors include his wife, Odrie; son, Joseph L. Mariner, Enid; one daughter, Mrs Roy [Pauline] Lowe, Enid; four sisters, Mrs Charles [Leona] Bowers, Wichita, Kansas, Mrs Howard [Marie] Dodd, Amarillo, Texas, Mrs Roy [Pearl] Karraker, Fort Supplyu, and Mrs Bill [Helen] Weber, Bushton, Kansas; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, and one sister. Memorials in his nme may be made to the Olkahoma Medical Research Foundation, Cancer Division. |
© Anderson~Burris Funeral Home Enid, Oklahoma August 2015 April 19, 1930 ~ August 9, 2015 Celebration of Life memorial service for Joseph Lee Mariner, 85, of Enid, Oklahoma, will be 2 pm Friday, August 14, 2015, at Anderson-Burris Funeral Home Chapel. Joe was born in Gage, Oklahoma, on April 19, 1930, to Paul and Odrie Alice [Reynolds] Mariner. Joe graduated from Garber High School in 1948, and later attended Oklahoma State University. Joe began his career as an auto mechanic, spending many years with Bond Bakery, before accepting a position at Autry Vocational Technology Center as an auto mechanics instructor, where he taught for 17 years. Joe was a veteran and proud of his military service in Korea. He served with the 366th Engineer Aviation Battalion of the US Army and later continued service in the Army Reserves. He remained an active member of the American Legion and VFW his whole life. Joe was constantly on the move and never slowed down. He was a proud OSU Cowboy fan, was a member of the American Antique Car Club of Enid, and Garfield County Retired Educators. His hobbies were numerous as were his friends. He met with friends weekly for coffee and lunch and enjoyed people wherever he went. Joe lived life to the fullest, active until his last day with us. In 1955, Joe married Ida Fay Rentfrow. To this marriage were born two children, Melinda and Michael Mariner. In 1982, Joe married Waunita Fay [Nusz] Kopf. They were married for 28 years until her passing in 2010. Joe is survived by his sister, Pauline Lowe of Enid; his children, Melinda and Steve Casteel of Stillwater, and Michael Mariner of Merritt Island, Florida; grandsons, Jacob Casteel of Oklahoma City, and Joseph "Zac" Casteel of Stillwater; nephew, Larry Lowe and Debbie Boyle of Breckinridge; great niece, Jinna Mae [Lowe] and Garrett McCown of Fairmont; stepsons, Ronnie and Debbie Kopf of Skiatook, and Gene and Maureen Kopf of Virginia; and many other precious grandchildren and great grandchildren, as well as cousins. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Wounded Warriors in care of Anderson-Burris Funeral Home. Guestbook is available at www.andersonburris.com |
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