Anna Jeanette (Bynum) Hall, 83, passed away peacefully in her home on Oct. 10, 2019. She was born March 19, 1936, in Fort Smith, Ark. She met the love of her life, Ray S. Hall, whom she married on Nov. 3, 1951, in Van Buren, Ark.
As the wife of a career soldier, she lived in many places around the world and was the loving mother of four sons, each born at a different Army post. In 1967, Jean and her family moved to El Reno.
Funeral services for Damion C. Hayes were held Saturday at Wesley United Methodist Church with Dr. Larry E. Collins II officiating.
Damion passed away Oct. 3, 2019. He was born March 30, 1988. He graduated from El Reno High School in 2006.
Damion was very active in sports, particularly in basketball where he was the starting point guard for the EHS basketball team.
He was employed in the gaming industry for many years, serving as a security guard, cashier and drop count technician.
So just how big was El Reno High School’s victory over Ardmore last week?
A quick look at the District 5A-1 football standings speaks volumes going into Thursday night’s game at Memorial Stadium against the Duncan Demons.
“This was a heck of a victory to have. Ardmore has always been one of the top teams in our district and last year they were district champs and state runner-up. This was a big win for us,” said senior running back Kord LaFoe.
To the Editor:
On behalf of the Taylor family, we want to publicly thank The El Reno Tribune, the El Reno community, El Reno Public Schools, and particularly Brian Rukes and his many students who worked diligently on the Remember 44 Project that was celebrated this past Friday.
It was an honor and privilege to help celebrate and memorialize the lives of 44 great patriots, including our uncle, Bion Leigh Taylor, who gave their lives for our country during World War II. These patriots truly were of the Greatest Generation.
To the Editor:
I was not able to attend the rededication of Memorial Stadium. My husband, Perry R. Eichor felt very honored to be a part of this new rededication. Perry lost a uncle to the war and we honored our firstborn after Uncle Gordon Eichor.
Members of the Canadian County District Attorney’s Office and representatives of the Intervention and Crisis Advocacy Network (ICAN) wore purple on Thursday to show support for fighting domestic violence in Oklahoma. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Oklahoma had 91 people die from domestic violence in 2018. Statistics show 98 percent of the homicide victims did not receive domestic violence services.
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Rickey Andrew Cook, 34; Hilary Glyn Wilkinson, 31.
James Dean Nunn, 32; Marney Rose Williams, 28.
Dane Denver Holland, 23; Taylor Morgan Lea Arnold, 25.
Joshua Guadalupe Macias-Sierra, 27; Carmen Danielle Nissen, 24.
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