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Elizabeth Yvonne (Tullis) Fleming
Jan 16, 1939 - Dec 23, 2012
Posted by Martha Reddout

©Marietta Monitor
4 Jan 2013,  Page 4

Services for Elizabeth Yvonne Fleming, 73, of Tomball, Texas were held at 2 p.m., Saturday, December 29 in the Chapel of Flanagan-Watts Funeral Home, Marietta with Rev. Dan Bullock officiating.

Interment followed in Lakeview Cemetery, Marietta.

Born January 16, 1939 in Leedey, the daughter of Ralph Clayton and Mabel Modest Williams Tullis, she died Sunday, December 23, 2012 in The Heritage Retirement Community, Tomball. After graduating from Marietta High School, Yvonne attended Business College in Oklahoma City. After business school and while working for a local insurance company, she met and married Bobby Fleming, her husband of 45 years. After moving around the country with Bobby’s employment, the couple settled in Frisco, Texas in 1983. During their time in Frisco, Yvonne cared for several children in their home over the years and volunteered in the nursery at First Baptist Church of Frisco. Yvonne so loved caring for children. Yvonne also found a love for computers and decided to take continuing education classes to further develop her business skills in preparation for a return to the workplace. She returned to work as a secretary until Bobby retired in 1996, and they relocated to their dream retirement home in Magdalena, New Mexico. She served as church secretary for First Baptist Church in Magdalena for several years until the couple decided to move nearer their children. In 2006 they moved to Bristow, where Yvonne busied herself spending time with her children and grandchildren. After Bobby’s death in 2007, she moved to Burgundy Place Retirement Center in Tulsa. While at Burgundy, she and a group of special ladies spent every night playing dominoes or cards. Yvonne truly loved games and was always inviting anyone to play, friend, family or stranger. In 2011, she relocated to Tomball where she resided until her passing. Throughout Yvonne’s life her greatest joys were serving her Lord, being a grandmother and great-grandmother and playing games. If there was a game being played, you can bet she was in the midst of it.

Preceding her in death were her parents and husband.

Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Belinda and John Howard of Waller, Texas and Tracy and Alex Rodriguez of Plano, Texas; a son, Waylon Payne of Austin, Texas; a brother, Ralph W. Tullis of Marietta; grandchildren, Miranda and Johnny Fox, Travis Gentz, Whitney Howard, John Dylan Howard and Rene Rodriguez; and great-grandchildren, Reagan Elizabeth Gentz and Georgia Kate Fox.

Serving as pallbearers were Paul Riley, Lavon Hicks, Sam Hardman, Travis Gentz, Dylan Howard and Johnny Fox. Honorary bearers were Rene Rodriguez, Waylon Payne and Jim Rexrode.

The family suggests memorials be made to the Life Senior Services, 5950 East 31st Street, Tulsa, OK 74135-5114.

This obituary included a picture of Mrs. Fleming.

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