| The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
July 27, 2007
Ruby Coleman Ritter, 80, of Midwest City, died Wednesday, July
25, 2007. Ruby was retired from Oklahoma State Dept of
Agriculture and a member of Eastwood Baptist Church in MWC.
Ruby was preceded in death by her husband, Cecil; brothers,
Melvin, Emmett, Tom, and Robert Holland; half brother, William
Holland; and sister, Odessa Harris.
Survivors include her brother, Jim Holland; sisters, Ida Basden,
Faye Lytle, and Juanita Benefield; five children, Marvin Coleman
& wife Sandra of Choctaw, OK, Gerald Coleman & wife Jan of MWC,
OK, Kenneth Coleman & Alicia Bennett of MWC, OK, Pamela Rudek &
husband Danny Keel of San Leon, TX, Roy Coleman & wife Shelly of
Carrollton, TX; nine grandchildren & spouses, Sandra Allen, Dana
Mackey, Jeremy Coleman, Joshua Coleman, Kenneth M. Coleman, Amy
Booze, Johnathan Coleman, David Rudek, Jr. and Elizabeth Ruby
Coleman; also ten great-grandchildren, Ashley Stewart, A.J. &
Raelee Mackey, Jacob, Anslee, Benjamin & Eli Coleman, Sage
Chavera, Sedona Coleman, Avery Rudek, and soon to arrive, Baby
Coleman.
Funeral services, directed by Bill Eisenhour NE Funeral Home,
will be held Saturday, July 28, 2007 at 10:00 am at Eastwood
Baptist Church, 12251 E. Reno, MWC, OK. Pastor Roy Brown
officiating. Graveside service to follow at 3:00 pm at Center
Hill Cemetery, Kenefic, OK, with John Basden officiating.
Cecil E. Ritter publisher of the Oklahoma Statehouse Reporter
and State Directory has published a state government history.
It's call Oklahoma's Historical Edition Volume III. In addition
to a rundown on the various Oklahoma land openings, the book
relates many facets of government as they developed through the
years, from territorial days until now. Ritter's book sold for
$10
photo courtesy Marti Graham, January 2009
Compiled, transcribed and submitted by Marti Graham.
February 2009. Information
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