Funeral Services for Hollis C Asenap Sr
Funeral is pending at Becker Funeral Home for Hollis C Asenap Sr 58 Walters after a short illness. Born September 24 1916 in Lawton he lived in the area all his life with survivors including wife Jane Caddo Asenap two sons Hollis and Richard both of Norman a daughter Janice Spotted Bird Walters a half brother Ted Asenap Cade four half sisters Indiahoma and Lawton. He died Thursday at a Lawton hospital and will be buried in Post Oak Cemetery under Becker Funeral Home guidance.
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