Veralyn Wall

Veralyn "Bunnie" Wall, 58, went to be in the arms of her Heavenly Father on March 4, 2010. A loving wife, mother, "NaNa," daughter, sister and friend, Veralyn was born Sept. 30, 1951 in Oklahoma City, OK to Leonard and LaVera Mote Senn. She attended Del City High School and retired from civil service at Tinker Air Force Base in 2005, serving as an aircraft welder for much of her career. During her service she was honored with numerous suggestion awards. In 1980, she married Johnnie J. Wall. Together, they enjoyed raising a family and were avid Oklahoma City Blazers hockey season ticket holders for nearly 15 years. Veralyn was a devoted Christian woman, serving as group leader to her daughters' Girls in Action ministry, and supported the GA's mission-oriented life-style, both in and out of church. She attended Howard Memorial Baptist Church, Del City, OK, and Meadowood Baptist Church, Midwest City, OK. Veralyn is preceded in death by her father. She is survived by her mother, LaVera Senn, Chickasha, OK; husband, Johnnie, Del City; daughter, Vanessa and Jay Hart, Edmond, OK; daughter, Jessica and Brian Benton, Midwest City; son, Brian and Angie Wall, Oklahoma City; son, Brent and Traci Brannon-Wall, Oklahoma City; grandchildren: Megan and Madelynne Wall, Jaycie and Brock Hart, and Brooklyn Benton; sister, Lorraine and Dennis Green, Austin, TX; sister, Connie and Jim Huffmon, Cromwell, CA; brother, Darrell and Grace Senn, Jones, OK; 7 nieces and nephews; and a great number of beloved family and friends. Her services will be held at 1 p.m., Tuesday, March 9, at Candlewood Chapel of Midwest City, OK, with interment to follow at Sunny Lane Cemetery, Del City, under the direction of Ford Funeral Service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America, or Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions. Veralyn will be missed tremendously by her family, to whom her whole life was devoted. Although she suffered great pain in recent years, we take comfort knowing Veralyn has now found the peace and serenity she so richly deserves.