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James Joshua Cofer © Cheyenne Star Submitted by: Wanda Purcell
James Joshua Cofer, 62, Elk City, retired Strong City farmer, died Thursday, March 9, 1961 in an Elk City hospital.
Services were held Saturday, March 11, 1961 at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Aubrey Cowan and Asa Wickens officiating.
Born April 1, 1890, in Torn, Glee county, Texas, he married the former Bertha T. Turner at Sayre in 1948.
He recently moved to Elk City.
Survivors are his wife, Bertha of the home; four stepsons, Joe E. Witt of Elsa, Texas; Roy C. Witt of Carmichael, California; Carl S. Witt of Oklahoma City; Wayne Witt of Roswell, New Mexico; one step-daughter, Arlene Stafford of Dallas, Texas; five sisters, Nannie Grissom of Elk City; Minnie Hammit of Fort Sumpter, New Mexico; May Cypher of Stead, New Mexico; Della Cooper of Dallas, Texas; and Francis Everidge of Oklahoma City; fourteen grandchildren; one nephew, Roy E. Chesney of Dallas, Texas; and a niece Ruth I. Chesney of California; as well as numerous friends.
Burial Strong City cemetery, Strong City, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma.
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