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OBITUARY NAME: Molly Merline Smith age 74, a longtime Atoka resident. BORN: She was born on May 16, 1937, to Lewis and Leola (Crossland) Griffin, at Dierks, Ar.
PASSED AWAY: Molly passed away on June 6, 2011, at Atoka, Ok. AGE 74 YEARS AND 21 DAYS
EDUCATION: She attended Tushka Schools. OCCUPATION: Molly was a cosmetologist in Texas. She worked in the health care profession after she moved to Oklahoma.
MARRIED: She married James M. Smith on June 18, 1954. They lived in the Ft. Worth area before moving to Oklahoma in 1970.
SURVIVED BY DAUGHTER: Drenda Stark and husband Louis of Atoka, Ok. GRANDCHILDREN: Brianna Longinotti and husband Kyle of Durant, Ok. James D. Smith and wife Kay of Atoka, Ok. Kenneth Smith and wife Jamie of Bakersfield, Ca. GREAT GRANDCHILDREN: Braelyn and Rider Smith of Atoka, Ok. Alexandria Longinotti of Durant, Ok. Dylan Smith of Durant, Ok. SISTERS: Jerrie Griffin of Atoka, Ok. Louise Nunn of Ada, Ok. Along with numerous cousins, nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.
PRECEDED IN DEATH BY PARENTS: Lewis and Leola Griffin STEP-MOTHER: Mae Griffin CHILDREN: James David Smith and an infant daughter SISTERS: Margie Brown and JoEllen Griffin
There will be no funeral services, viewing, or memorial at Molly's request. She has generously donated her body to Medicure a science based organization in Flordia. BROWN'S FUNERAL SERVICE - ATOKA, OK
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