Graveside memorial services were held for Troy Clark Boal, November 27, 1989 at the Red Hill Cemetery, Hammon, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma.

Troy was born April 19, 1928 to Malissa Clark and Merton Boal.

His mother preceded him in death in 1942 and Merton later married Grace Crump.

Troy always cherished Grace's love and caring for him through those years.

His father preceded him in death in 1973.

Troy died on November 10, 1989 in Panarama, California hospital after a short illness.

He grew up in the Hammon area and after graduating from Hammon High School, he served in the National Guard of Oklahoma. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1940 during the Korean War, being honorably discharged in October of 1954.

He married Jeanne Rose Winters, who survives him along with their two sons, Jeff and Jim; Jeff's wife, Karen and their son, Nathan; his stepdaughter, Mary Rose Winters; his brother, Hoy Boal of Green Valley, Arizona; his step mother, Grace Boal; uncles, Joe, Skeet and Tom Clark and Dewie Miller; along with many hosts of cousins and many friends.

The family requests that memorials be made to the American Cancer Society in memory of Troy.

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