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December 24, 2013
Archie, "Ole Dad", was a second father to me. Violet, "Betty Crocker", was a second mother to me. The best part was we were best friends, something important that most children don't actually share with their real parents. I was a part of life at "The Funderosa" when the boys, Skeeter, Roger and Stuart, were boys and young men growing up. Pam brought me into her family as a "brother best friend". It used to weird out Pam's dates to find my car on the driveway with me having dinner with the family when the date came to pick her up. She would say, "Aw, forget it! McCune is just like my brother!" They would leave, and then we would all have a laugh around the table. Losing Violet was like losing my own mother. I've never forgotten her and the love I had for her. Remembrance of her brings tears to my eyes. Now, losing Archie completes the loss of my own family and my extended family. I was forever blessed with the love I received from the Mills family. My tears reveal the love I had for this family. Archie (and Violet as well) were "one of a kind" people the world is occasionally blessed with. My wonderful memories will last me a lifetime, and I will be forever grateful for the genuine love and support they gave me as the "adopted out of love" son.
Dr. Dale E. McCune
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Julie Mills-Sprague
December 16, 2013
Uncle Archie had a big heart and a happy soul. He was always ready with a smile and a handshake. I will forever treasure fond memories of Archie and family gatherings at "The Ranch". He always made me smile. Although it has been years since I have visited, I will miss him. With heartfelt sympathy to Roger, Pam and Stuart.
Helen Pendleton Rumbaut
December 16, 2013
My father, Bill Pendleton, told me about his friend Archie's passing. They had known one another for decades, and Dad bought a Ford 9N tractor from him back in the '60s. May the Lord Jesus Christ give peace to all who mourn with His peace that passes understanding (Philippians 4:7).
Martin Owens
December 15, 2013
Sorry to learn of Archie's demise. He was a regular Koffee Klatcher attendee with my dad in recent years. He will be missed. Martin Owens
Linda Nelson-Votaw
December 15, 2013
I remember the fond loving care Mr. Mills gave to his wife Catherine Mills. I always enjoyed Mr. Mills when I got to visit with him. I knew him through his Dental Office where I used to work. His son Roger and I used to ride the school bus together.
My Thoughts are with you the family during this hard time.
Linda Nelson-Votaw
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