Remember

Remember the souls of those who’ve passed –
Brave men and women who breathed their last
On seas of battle, in skies of war, 
On every blood-soaked field and shore.
Their voices cry to us from where they lie –
“It wasn’t my goal that day to die.
But my life was mine.  It was mine to give,
And I gave it up so that others could live.
I’d give it again if that’s what it cost
To keep your freedoms from being lost.”
Remember the souls of those who sleep –
The ones who came home, but their wounds ran deep.
On seas of battle, in skies of war, 
On every blood-soaked field and shore –
The things they endured and the things they saw
Left them empty or left them raw.
Some overcame, but all of these brave
Carried haunting memories to the grave.
Remember them all.  Give these honored their due.
The things that they did? They were done for you.

Janet Lee Davis

I am sadden to share that we have lost another classmate and friend, Sandy Perry Allphin. Sandy lost her fight with cancer on Saturday, March 2, 2019 after only being diagnosed a few short months ago. 

Sandy's Memorial Service will be Tuesday, March 5th at 2:00pm 

Fellowship Christian Church

500 N. 15th St.

Broken Arrow, OK 74012

There will not be a viewing at the Funeral Home,

Nor will there be a Graveside Service.

Sandra Kay (Perry) Hill, age 61, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, March 2, 2019 at her Tulsa home after a valiant battle with Mesothelioma. Sandy was born October 15th, 1957 in Tulsa, Oklahoma to the parents of Bob Gene Perry and Virginia Lee Fulps Perry.
Sandy held many different positions during her work career. She was a longtime homemaker raising her seven children, and many different animals. Her main occupation was accounting and payroll with Avis, Florafax, Continental Oil, and most recently, Environmental Remediation Specialists, Inc. She also spent time working at Daylight Donuts and a floral shop.
Sandy was always full of life and was passionate about everything she loved. She was a strong Christian woman who truly exemplified Christ’s love by the way she treated others and was the epitome of a Proverbs 31 woman. Her family was always paramount and was an exceptional mother who poured everything she could into her children. She was an incredible daughter whose caregiving to her parents was second to none. Sandy loved her many hobbies which included gardening, exercising, hiking, listening to music, vacationing (especially Branson and Silver Dollar City), and socializing with friends and family. Sandy was a friend to all and was often described as one of the nicest people anyone had ever met.
She is preceded in death by her brother Bobby Perry, husband William Hill, and mother Virginia Lee Fulps Perry.
She is survived by her father Bob Perry, her seven children, Matthew Hill, Chase Hill, Bobbi Hill, Bill Hill, Beth Hill, Joe Hill, BJ Slinger, Brother Chuck Perry and wife Monaca, and thirteen grandchildren.
Her Celebration of Life will be held Tuesday, March 5th at 2:00 pm at Fellowship Christian Church located at 500 N 15th Street, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74012. Services will be conducted by Broken Arrow Funeral Home.

Our Next Class Luncheon will be 

Saturday, June 23, 2018 at 

11:30 a.m.

HABANEROS MEXICAN GRILL

4640 S Elm Place

BROKEN ARROW

“It’s located in the old Braum’s building on Elm, just North of 111th. They keep it pretty chilly inside, so if you are cold natured, bring a wrap. If it’s not too hot, we can have our luncheon outside on the patio.”