Demuth Funeral Home & Cremation Society

Demuth Funeral Home & Cremation Society For After Office Business Hours & Weekend assistance please call our 24-hour phone number at: 405-84

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Cremation Association of North America

Oklahoma Funeral Directors Association

National Funeral Directors Association

Oklahoma Funeral Board

Greater OKC Chamber of Commerce

11/10/2025

DAVID W. MCGRAW
July 30, 1934 to November 7, 2025
Bethany, Oklahoma

David D. McGraw, 91, died on Friday, Nov 7, 2025. Services pending.

11/05/2025

LISA ANN COX
October 31, 1953 to November 5, 2025
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Lisa A. Cox, 72, died on Wednesday, Nov 5, 2025. No services.

11/03/2025

JO LYNN DUNHAM
September 13, 1948 to October 27, 2025
Guthrie, Oklahoma

Our beloved warrior mom.

Went to heaven on October 27th 2025.

She was born September 13th 1948 to William Wesley Isaac and Melva Jean Isaac in Lawton, Oklahoma.

She had two siblings

Preceded in death by brother Billy Dean Isaac.

Survivors : one living sister Pamela Majors Gearheart from Wichita, Kansas

She was married to Jimmy Dale Dunham of Guthrie, Oklahoma.

She has one son Sean Williams and wife Emma Williams from Palmer, Alaska.

Daughter Wendi Williams and husband Ryan Dicker from Portland, Oregon.

Daughter Jennifer Conway and husband James Conway from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Two granddaughters Amelie Kincaid of Portland, Oregon , Maggie Williams from Palmer, Alaska and one grandson Benjamen Williams from Palmer, Alaska.

Her special cousin who she considered a sister Mary Kaye Palmer from Wichita, Kansas

She had many cousins who she adored as well as her high school friends she was In contact with daily.

She attended South East High school In Wichita, Kansas. She also attended College at Southwestern University in Weatherford ,Oklahoma. She worked in telecommunications.

She was very much loved and will be deeply missed.

By her family and friends.

GEORGE L. CARPENTERAugust 5, 1936 to October 29, 2025Edmond, OklahomaGeorge Lyle Carpenter was born August 5, 1936, in O...
10/29/2025

GEORGE L. CARPENTER
August 5, 1936 to October 29, 2025
Edmond, Oklahoma

George Lyle Carpenter was born August 5, 1936, in Oskaloosa, Missouri to George and Pearl Carpenter. He died on October 29, 2025. A service to remember him and celebrate his life will take place on Saturday, November 8, at 11 a.m. in the Chapel of St. Mary at All Souls’ Episcopal Church, located at 6400 N. Pennsylvania Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK, 73116.

George was married twice, first to Shirley Ann Warren, and later to Robbie Lea Lawson. George is survived by his daughter, Tammy Mass and husband Chip of Edmond, OK; grandchildren, Warren Whisler and April Belt and husband Jon, all of Oklahoma City, OK. George is preceded in death by his 7 sisters, and 1 brother.

George loved to fish, hunt, listen to country music, play cards, play a round of golf, collect fun vehicles and work on his ’55 Chevy and drag racing (earning many trophy’s and prize money). He was a devoted husband, doting father and greatly loved his grandchildren. George was in the Army and was decorated for his shooting skills. Following his military service he, spent the next 40 years working for AWG (formerly Homeland and Safeway) in the distribution plant in Oklahoma City and then retired.

Everyone that met him knew he was kind, gracious and, was always open for a big hug, smile and a quick wink of the eye. He respected honesty and humor and knew the value of hardwork and appreciated these traits in others.

The family would like to extend their sincere gratitude to Mercy Hospice, St. Ann’s and All Souls’ Episcopal Church. Their loving dedication provided a pathway for George to have many happy days, excellent care and peace at the end.

10/28/2025

ELIZABETH L. SESHER
July 25, 1949 to October 28, 2025
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Elizabeth Louise Sesher, 76, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, went home to be with her Lord and Savior. Liz was a woman of strong faith, deep compassion, and unwavering love for her family and friends.

Born to Raymond and Mildred Golden, Liz grew up in a close-knit family where she learned the values of kindness, generosity, and perseverance. She was preceded in death by her beloved daughter, Angela Anderson, her parents, and her brother Dennis Golden and great niece, Madison Rachel.

Liz is survived by her devoted son Jason Sesher and his wife Danna Sesher; her brother and sister-in-law, Dale and Pat Golden of Alvin, Texas; and her sister and brother-in-law, Freda and Don Smith of Edmond, Oklahoma. She was the proud grandmother of Landon, Cortlyn, Kaitlyn, Allison, and Maddox, and the great-grandmother of five.

Liz shared a special and cherished bond with her nieces and nephews — Chris, Lisa, Amy, and Sherri — and loved each of their children, Kiley, Brooklyn, Christian, Abby, Bradley, Charlie, and Christopher, as well as her many great-nieces and nephews. To all of them, "Aunt Liz" was a source of laughter, wisdom, and unconditional love.

Liz loved playing gospel music with her family. Singing together, drinking coffee and fishing. She was an amazing singer, harmonizing with the family all while playing her 12-string guitar. She loved traveling to Lake Tenkiller and spending time with her family.

Early in her career she began working at Macklenburg Duncan with her father, Raymond. Liz went on to grow a 15-year career as a Professional Housecleaner working for very prominent families throughout our great city. She was respected by many for her ability to keep homes tidy and organized with a level of professionalism and trustworthiness.

Liz's life reflected her faith. She loved with her whole heart, welcomed everyone with open arms, and lived her days with grace and gratitude. Her legacy of love will live on through her family and all who were blessed to know her.

The viewing of Elizabeth Sesher will take place on Thursday, October 30th from 10:00AM - 5:00PM at Demuth Funeral Home in Oklahoma City. A graveside service will be held at Memorial Park Cemetery on Friday, October 31st at 1:00PM.

The family extends heartfelt thanks to everyone who has offered prayers, love, and support during this time. Though Liz will be deeply missed, we take comfort knowing she is rejoicing in Heaven, reunited with her loved ones and resting in eternal peace.

10/21/2025

JAMES R. GUILE
August 16, 1940 to October 20, 2025
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

James D. Callen, 85, died on Friday, October 20, 2025. Services pending.

10/20/2025

JAMES D. CALLEN
December 25, 1935 to October 17, 2025
The Village, Oklahoma

James D. Callen, 89, died on Friday, October 17, 2025. Services pending.

10/16/2025

MAC G. FRANCIS
April 7, 1941 to October 14, 2025
Blanchard, Oklahoma

Mac G. Francis, 84, died on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. Services pending.

10/13/2025

VICTORIA LYNN LAWRENCE
July 16, 1952 to October 10, 2025
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Victoria L. Lawrence, 73, died on Friday, October 10, 2025. No services.

JAY R. BONDOctober 14, 1932 to October 10, 2025Oklahoma City, OklahomaJay Rosser Bond was born October 14, 1932, in Chic...
10/13/2025

JAY R. BOND
October 14, 1932 to October 10, 2025
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Jay Rosser Bond was born October 14, 1932, in Chickasha, Oklahoma to Reford Bond Jr. and Norma Edwurn Bond. He died on October 10, 2025, four days before his 93rd birthday. When Jay was still an infant, his mother died and he and his older brother lived with their grandparents, Reford Bond Sr. and Jeanette Ware Bond in Oklahoma City.

In 1935, his father married Jane Humphrey and the family established their home in Chickasha. Jay graduated from Chickasha High School where he was involved in the Boy Scouts of America. He became an Eagle Scout and later served as a Neighborhood Scout Commissioner and an Explorer Advisor.

After graduating from high school in Chickasha, Jay enrolled at the University of Oklahoma, where he earned a BA and LLB. He belonged to Kappa Alpha fraternity and served as chapter president in 1955. He was then commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in the US Army and served on active duty in Germany during the Cold War. He retired as a Colonel after 29 years in the Army Reserve.

Jay practiced law in Oklahoma City for 56 years. He was a member of the Oklahoma Association of Defense Council, Oklahoma City Oil and Gas Attorneys, and Oklahoma Real Estate Lawyers. He served as vice president of the Oklahoma County Bar Association and belonged to the Oklahoma State and American Bar Associations.

As a breeder of registered Angus cattle, Jay was active in the American Angus Association. He also served as interim Secretary and Treasurer of the Oklahoma Angus Association. In recognition of his service, the Oklahoma Angus Association gave him the title of Mr. Angus and inducted him to the Oklahoma Angus Hall of Fame.

He was involved in the Civil Rights Movement and marched with Clara Luper in Oklahoma City. He also played "at" golf, played the guitar, sang songs and was famous for his clever limericks.

Jay and his family were members of the Chickasaw Nation. His father served on the Chickasha School Board, and his grandfather, Reford Bond Sr. was appointed National Attorney of the Chickasaw Nation by President Woodrow Wilson from 1913 to 1921 in Washington, DC.; he served four terms as Chairman of the Oklahoma Corporation, and was inducted to the Chickasaw Hall of Fame.

Jay was married twice, first to Mary Ann Mathias, and later to Jo Frazer. He is the father of two daughters, Mary Catherine Alexander (Tom Pfarr) and Jayne-Anne Bond, and grandfather of Connor and Katherine Bol. Lizbeth Frazer, who loved him until her death in 2012, and Richard Frazer (Christine Morris) chose him as their father. Through Jo's family he was blessed with a son-in-law, Curtis Fatig, grandchildren Christina Frazer, Rebecca (Chris) Fleming and Diana (Jason) Wheeler and great-grandchild Olivia. He was also blessed to have a bonus daughter, Hadyn Paternite, and bonus grandson, Leo Paternite. Jo often said the greatest gift she received from Jay was his family. She became Momma Jo to Jay's niece, Susan Purdue, and family.

Jay and Jo were an adventurous couple, bicycling in Europe, rafting the Colorado River, and enjoying their home by the sea in California. They went to the YMCA for over 30 years to their beloved Don Wilson's class. He kept them strong and physically fit so they could enjoy their adventures. The couple enjoyed 50 years of laughter and "Sweetest Love".

Jay is survived by his brother, Myron Bond of Dallas, and sister, Catherine Wooten of Chickasha. He is predeceased by his daughter Lizbeth Frazer Fatig, brother Reford Bond III and sister Jane Bond Hughey.

The family would like to extend their sincere gratitude to their caregivers whose dedication and excellent care enabled Jay to remain in his home: Tiffany Landrum, Barbara Rodriguez, Laura Brown and Net House. Memorials in Jay's memory may be made to a charity of your choice.

A private celebration of Jay's life and legacy will be held at a later date.

10/09/2025

GWENLIANA WILSON
April 22, 1941 to October 8, 2025
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Gwenliana Wilson, 84, died on Wednesday, October 8, 2025. Services pending.

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