Joy Of Life Annette

Diana Lynn Krutz

A native of Adrian, Mich., she was born Feb. 16, 1954, to Louis Albert and Mary Ann Krutz. She had been a resident of Tupelo, Miss., since 1998 and worked for Namco at the Mall at Barnes Crossing. She truly loved seeing all of the kids having their fun riding the carousel. She was a kind, sincere and devoted woman, mother, grandmother and sister whose smiling face brought joy to those she touched. She was a very caring and loving person with a big heart. She was an avid NASCAR racing fan. She loved going to Talladega Superspeedway, spending the weekend on the infield rooting for her favorite driver, Michael Waltrip. One of the most precious things she enjoyed doing was cooking for her family on the holidays. Her life will always be remembered by the joy and laughter that she brought to others and the courage and toughness she displayed until her passing. She will be missed by all who loved her. She is survived by the love of her life, Earl Bud Stevens of Tupelo; her two daughters, Tammy Lynn Krutz (Keith) and Heather Ann Krutz (Matt), all of Tupelo; one son, Earl Stevens Krutz of Tupelo; three grandchildren, Tyler Wayne Krutz, Courtney Lynn Krutz and Kiara Lee Lavender, all of Tupelo; three sisters, Darlene Ann Hollister of Amston, Conn., Doreen Annette Guinn of Tupelo and Debbie Lee Flores (Fedel) of Adrian; seven brothers, her twin, Gary Louis Krutz (Gail) of Tupelo, Donald Albert Krutz (Sarah) of Riga, David Allen Krutz of Adrian, Duane Robert Krutz (Rhonda Kae) of Tupelo, Dennis William Krutz of Tupelo, Dale Richard Krutz of Adrian and Dean Edward Krutz (Beth) of Delta, Ohio. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

Albert Henry Black at Otoe-Missouria News Archive

Albert Henry “Hank” Black, a Ponca City resident left this life to be with his Savior on Thursday, May 5, 2011. He fought a five year and seven month hard battle with renal cell carcinoma. He was 52 years of age. Albert was born May 3, 1959 in Pawnee, the son of James O. Black and Lupe T. Trujillo Black. He was a member of the Otoe-Missouria Elk Clan. He was a graduate of Red Rock High School and attended Okmulgee Tech where he took auto mechanic classes. He was married to Teresa Marlar on Sept. 5, 2005, in Newkirk. Albert had been employed as a crane operator with O.G. &. E. before an injury forced his retirement.

Albert was a member of the Ponca Indian Baptist Church and the American Quarter Horse Association. He was known for his kindness and generosity to others, and for his big smile. His greatest joy in life was being a loving husband and a loving father and grandfather. He enjoyed following his children on all occasions, whether softball games, proms or graduations, his love and support knew no limits. He helped cook and tend the fires at many Native American funerals and he loved to attend the pow-wows. He loved riding and raising horses. He loved his beloved dog “Rowdy” who would help him get out of his chair or bed during his illness and lay by his side all day.

Albert is survived by his wife, Teresa, of the home; three daughters, Whitney Killscrow and husband, Brad, of Ponca City, Stephanie Annette Black of Stillwater, and Jamee Lynn Black of Ponca City; his pride and joy was his granddaughter, Kyleigh Ann Bear; a niece, Carol Plumley, who was like a sister to him; a loving mother and father-in-law, Nancy and Clarence “Wahoo” Marlar who devoted themselves to help care for him this last year and were called Mom and Pops by him; many other extended family and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, James and Lupe Black; one sister, Inez Hollingwolf; aunt, Tomasita Garcia; three uncles, Ted Black Sr., Earnest Black and Emanuel Black; a grandson, George Henry Bear.

» Originally published in the Ponca City News .

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