Funeral services for Elneta Faye Boyle were conducted Wednesday, January 7, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. from the Martin Funeral Home Chapel of Elk City with Rev. Danny Ringer officiating. Internment will follow in the Red Hill Cemetery under the direction of the Martin Funeral Home of Elk City.

Elneta Faye PackardBoyle was born May 26, 1941 at Elk City, Oklahoma to Clyde and Myrtle Buttry Packard and passed away Monday January 5, 2004 at the age of 61.

She was raised in Hammon where she graduated from Hammon High School.

She was married to Benjamin Herbert Boyle on August 12, 1960 at Wheeler, Texas. They lived in Elk City and Hammon most all of their married life. Mr. Boyle preceded her in death in 1997 and she was also preceded in death by her parents.

Survivors include three children, Connie Smith of Oklahoma City; Charlotte Holt and her husband, Jimmy of Mustang, Oklahoma; and Michael Boyle and his wife, Karen of Elk City; two grandchildren; Chad Muncrief and Alyssa Holt; two sisters, Shirley Sparks of Hammon; Susie Smith of Tyler, Texas; and two brothers, Jerry Packard of Hammon; and Dale Packard of Morris, Texas.

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