Markie Christopher Obituary (1935

Nada Marcille Christopher "Markie" A long time resident of Guymon, OK. passed from this earth Thursday morning November 26th at the Heritage Community Nursing Home. Marcille was the daughter of J.D. Coulter and Hattie (Lenning) Coulter. She was born September 15th, 1935 in Guymon, OK. Marcille attended Guymon High School until 1954. Marcille was married to Valry Key Christopher on June 1, 1953. Marcille was the proud owner of Christopher's Package Store for 35 years. She looked forward to visiting with her patrons. Marcille loved to travel, her special vacation place was Graceland, because she was a huge Elvis fan. She was an avid shopper, purchasing Angels were just one of her favorites. "Mom" was our Angel. Marcille was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Valry Key Christopher and her grandson Ryan Key Clark. Survivors include her four daughters: Jerrie and husband Craig Clark of Eureka, Ks., Shelly Griffin of Guymon, Ok., Kim Sampoll of El Dorado, Ks., and Jan Perez of Guymon, Ok., grandchildren: Jennifer and husband Luke Methvin, Traci Clark, Brandon Clark, Jeremiah and wife Monica Sampoll, Derrick Bressler, Rusty Bressler, Echo Griffin, Patrick and wife Chelsea Sampoll, and Shanndon Perez and several great grandchildren, two sisters: Betty and husband Harold Melton of Arlington, Tx., and Donita and husband Paul Orr of Wichita, Ks., along with numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and many many friends. The family would like to thank the staff at Heritage Community Center for the care given over the last few years. The daughters would like to give special thanks to Amanda and Edith for being with our Mother when we were not able to, and Pam for her extra thoughtfullness in our time of need. Memorials in Marcille's name can be made to the John Hopkins Metabolic Bone and Osteoporosis Center. Graveside service will be held at 2:00pm on Saturday, December 12th, 2020 at Elmhurst Cemetery in Guymon, Oklahoma. Following CDC guidelines, guests attending services are required to wear masks. Friends and family may sign the online guest book or leave a condolence at www.hensonnovak.com.