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Caddo County Okla. Oct. 2002 Obits
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   Pub. Weekend Oct 12-13, 2002 
NATION, STEVE 
   Services for Stephen Randall Nation, 43, of 
Anadarko will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, Oct. 
14,2002 at the First Baptist Church of Anadarko.
   Mr. Nation was born March 10, 1959 in Cordell 
to Roy Clayton and Kathleen (Hopkins) Nation and 
passed from this life Thursday Oct. 10, 2002 
northeast of Hinton from injuries sustained in a 
traffic accident.
   He had lived in Anadarko since 1960, and was a 
1977 graduate of Anadarko High School. 
   He entered the United States Navy in 1979 and 
served for three years. 
   He had worked as a transportation maintenance 
worker at the Oklahoma Department of 
Transportation in Anadarko for the last 18 years. 
   Mr. Nation had been the music director for 
several area churches, including Square Top 
Baptist Church of rural Anadarko and the First 
Baptist Church of Oney. He also had led the music 
for revival services in many churches. 
   He was a member of the First Baptist Church of 
Anadarko. 
   He loved to sing, and had played the trumpet 
and keyboard. He enjoyed woodworking, gardening 
and football games. 
   He was especially fond of his three 
Schnauzers, Bud, Sissy and Sascha. 
   Survivors include his mother and step-father, 
Kathleen and Charles Hagemann of Sunrise Beach, 
Mo.; his father and step-mother, Roy Nation Sr. 
and Mary of Anadarko; his brother, Roy Nation 
Jr., of Anadarko; his sister, Diane Nation of 
Anadarko; one niece, Mayce Nation of Anadarko; 
one nephew, Cole Nation of Anadarko; two uncles, 
Jack Nation of Iowa, and Gerald Nation and his 
wife, Carolyn, of Anadarko; two aunts, Mary Ruth 
Flora of Dinuba, Calif., and Margaret Taylor of 
Morgan City, La., and also by his many loving 
friends and coworkers. Burial will be in 
Anadarko’s Memory Lane Cemetery under the 
direction of Steverson Funeral Home of Anadarko.
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   Pub. Weekend Oct 12-13, 2002 Death notice 
DOUGLAS, WINNIE BLANCHE
   ANADARKO - WINNIE BLANCHE “TWINKLE” DOUGLAS, 
84, of Muskogee, formerly of Anadarko, died 
Friday, Oct. 11, 2002 in Muskogee. Graveside 
services will be at 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 14 in 
Anadarko’s Memory Lane Cemetery. (Foster-Petering 
Funeral Home, Muskogee)