Cleo Hubbart

HUBBART, CLEOGraveside services are scheduled for Wednesday, March 5, 2008 at Pioneer Park Cemetery in Beaver, Oklahoma for Cleo Hubbart, age 84, of Roswell, who passed away March 1, 2008, at a local care center. Rev Torry Curtis of United Methodist Church of Beaver, Oklahoma will officiate.

Cleo was born July 8, 1923 in Beaver, Oklahoma to Richard Dick and Sylvia Seese, who have preceeded her in death. She is also preceeded in death by her husband Warren Hub Hubbart on January 15, 2004, a daughter Jo Lynn Hubbart in 1991, and three infant brothers.

She grew up on a farm southeast of Beaver. She graduated from Beaver High school in 1941, and attended Panhandle AM now Panhandle State. She was a methodist since high school. She married Warren Hub Hubbart on November 15, 1942. She retired as Assistant County Superintendent of Schools in 1978. The same year, she and Hub moved to Amarillo, Texas where she worked in the loan department of SPSCU now Access Credit Union..

Cleo and Hub moved to Roswell in 1996, and they enjoyed their retirement years traveling, playing golf, and just enjoying life.

Survivors include one daughter: Kathryn Sue Edwards and her husband Buddy of Roswell, Grandchildren: Pam and Billy Vivens of Roswell, NM, Staci and Greg Carrasco, Steven Davis, all of Roswell; Great-grandchildren: Alex, Grant, and Chloe Vivens, and Samantha and Hayden Carrasco.

Friends may make memorials to the Beaver Family Life Center Addition, Beaver United Methodist Church P.O. Box 309, Beaver, Oklahoma 73932

To my Family with my Love

When my little day is over and it comes my time to go,

When the mist lies on the River and the lamp is burning low,

When the boatman brings the ferry, I will go without a fear

Because Ive tried to do my best as Ive loved and labored here.

I trust I will leave some flowers that will bloom when I am gone,

Some roses or forget-me-nots that will stand and greet the dawn.

Perhaps a patch of merigolds will light their fires when I die

And a woodthrush will sing longer because my hand touched his sky.

Theyll not say that I was famous or gathered wealth from afar,
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