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Pearl Fields Obituary
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08/09/1949 - 11/05/2023
Stroud Oklahoma - formerly of El reno
Preceeded in death by her mother Lillian Bishop, her husband Ed Fields and her brother John Bell.
Left behind is her daughter Cheryl Matthews and son in law Richard Matthews of Stroud Oklahoma, her only granddaughter Melinda Colton and great grandchildren Conner, Kimberly, Dominic and Brooklyn of Ohio, sisters Joy Knapp of Perkins, Darlene Shiplett of Glencoe and half sisters Alvina Goody of Colorado, Tana McGuire of Nevada.
Her loves were spending time with her daughter and watching movies with her, Elvis Presley and Sewing.
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Cheryl Matthews
November 4, 2024
My dear sweet mom. I miss your sweetheart and the way you told me that you loved me several times a day. No one has a heart like yours. I miss you so much.
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Cheryl Matthews
November 4, 2024
TANNA
November 25, 2023
I Love you My Sweet Sister Pearl.
I cherish the times we spent together.
You were Always Kind.
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