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Submitted by: Terry Dudley

Cheryldine Joette (Fender) Rathbun

March 23, 1958 ~ February 23, 2024

Cheryldine Joette Rathbun, of Mannford, OK passed away on Friday, February 23, 2024, at the age of 65. Cheryldine was born on March 23, 1958, in Tulsa, Ok to James Ernest Fender and Verldine (James) Fender. She was a graduate of Mannford High School and later worked in accounting for Sheffield Steel. She also worked in bookkeeping and accounting for other businesses in the Tulsa area. At a young age Cheryldine enjoyed going to the lake and playing softball, then she enjoyed going to the casino.

She is preceded in death by her parents James and Verldine Fender, brother Jimmy Alan Fender, and nephew Jimmy Ray Fender.

Cheryldine is survived by her three children Jamie Clark and husband Ryan of Durant, OK, Alicia Vantrease of Tulsa, and Jon Vantrease and wife Laura of Sand Springs, OK, ten grandchildren Makenzie Clark, Makayla Clark, Alexis Gomez, Natalie Gomez, Olivia Gomez, Adrian Gomez, Andrew Gomez, Rubii Marquez, Chloe Vantrease, and Nolan Vantrease.

Private memorial services will be held at a later date.

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