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Karrol Ann (Northcutt) Ensey Obit
Feb 28, 1949 - Mar 23, 2012
Posted by: Susan Gabel
Karrol Ann Ensey was born to Delbert Lloyd and Winnie Mae Sikes Northcutt on 28 Feb 1949 in Ada, OK.
She graduated from Ada High School and East Central University. Kelly and Larry Merle Ensey were married on 14 Jul 1969 in Ada, OK.
Karrol Ann was a Licensed Practical Nurse at Valley View Regional Hospital until her retirement. She was a member of Calvary Pentecostal Holiness Church.
Karrol Ann passed away on Friday 23 Mar 2012.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
She is survived by her husband Larry Ensey of the home. Two sons, Jerry Ensey of Ada and Johnny Ensey and his wife Rhonda of Yukon. A sister, Mary Terry of Ada and two brothers, Donald L Northcutt of Ada and Roy D Northcutt of Ada along with two grandchildren, Chance Lawrence and Madelyn Ensey.
Her services were held at Covenant Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev Linda Snelling officiating.
Bearers were Kevin Lewis, Dalton Lewis, David Northcutt, Roy Terry, Casey Northcutt and Chance Lawrence.
Burial was at Rosedale Cemetery in Rosedale, OK.
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