Marilyn Joyce Hayes
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 18 May 1932 - Waukomis, Garfield, Oklahoma, United States
Christening:
Death: 28 Sep 2022 - ( at age 90)
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Earl Henry Hayes {Find A Grave ID: 138695822}
Mother: Alma Irene Veach {Find A Grave ID: 138695761}
Spouses and Children
1. *Edwin Ray Morse
Marriage: 25 Nov 1954
Marriage Notes
Per The Enid Morning News Enid, Oklahoma 8/29/1954
Hayes - Morse
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hayes of 430 Lakeview drive are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn, to Edwin R Morse, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morse of Lacon, Ill.
Miss Hayes is a graduate of Waukomis high school and Phillips university. While in college she was active in the Libra club, Phillips Choristers and the University Place Christian church.
She is now teaching in the Drummond school system.
Mr. Morse is a graduate of Lacon high school and has served three and a half years in the Air Force. He has enrolled in the school of pharmacy at Southwestern State college, Weatherford.
Plans for the wedding are indefinite.
Per The Haymaker Enid, Oklahoma 12/3/1954
Hayes-Morse Wed Thanksgiving Day
Before an altar of baskets of white gladiolas and greenery in the University Place Christian church of Enid, Miss Marilyn Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hayes, 430 S. Lakeview and Edwin Ray Morse of Lacon, Illinois, were
married at 4 o'clock, Thanksgiving day. Rev. Dyre Campbell officiated at the double-ring ceremony.
Miss Hayes is a graduate of Phillips and is now teaching in the public school system of Drummond, Okla. Morse has served three years in the Air Force, with one year overseas duty, and has recently returned as a freshman in the business college of Phillips.
Phillipians in the wedding party were the bride's brother Phillip Hayes and Betty Ann Williams, who served as maid-of-honor.
The couple are at home in the campus courts.
Per The Enid Morning News Enid, Oklahoma December 5, 1954
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Hayes-Morse Troth Sealed November 25; Will Live Here
At the University Place Christian church, November 25, at 4 p. m., Miss. Marilyn Hayes became the bride of Edwin Ray Morse. The Rev. Dyre Campbell performed the double-ring ceremony.
Miss Hayes, the bride, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hayes 430 Lakeview drive, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morse of Lacon, Ill.
Mrs. Leo Brinker of Waukomis was the organist and she accompanied Miss Kathy Richards of Ardmore as she sang "That's Father In Heaven," "Wedding Benediction" and "The Lord's Prayer."
The bride, given in marriage by her father, was wearing a floor-length princess - style satin gown. Her head piece was a crown made of sequins and pearls with a finger-tip veil. She wore the traditional something old, new, borrowed and blue. Her bouquet was of white carnations.
Miss Betty Ann Williams was the maid of honor and she were a silver gray embossed nylon gown. She carried a bouquet of dark pink baby roses.
Mrs. Frank O'Dell of Peoria, Ill., a sister of the groom, was a brides-maid and she wore a dress similar to the maid of honor and her bouquet was of pink baby roses also.
Mrs. Jim Summerour Jr., Junction City, Kans. was also a brides-maid and her dress also resembled the maid of honors and her bouquet was of dark pink baby roses.
Miss Minnie Mae O'Deil, niece of the groom, were a silver grey embrossed nylon gown with large paie green flowers. She carried a small bouquet of dark pink roses.
The best man was Mr. Donis Hayes, brother of the bride. Ushers were Mr. Phillip Hayes, brother of the bride, and Mr. Frank O'Dell, Peoria, Ill., brother-in-law of the groom.
The bride's mother, Mrs. Hayes, wore a gun-metal gray dress trimmed with black velvet, a light pink rose corsage and black accessories.
Mrs. John A. Morse, mother of the groom, wore a dark pink dress with a light pink rose corsage. She wore black accessories with her dress.
Following the wedding a reception was held. The bride's table was set with a white lace cloth, an all white wedding cake, a centerpiece of white candles and white carnations arranged in greenery. Cranberry punch was served.
Those assisting at the reception were Mrs. Ted Hutchinson, Miss Marion Blakey, Mrs. Thomas Fusha or Waukomis, Mrs. Delmar Wallace, and Mrs. L. S. Bisel was in charge.
For going away the bride wore an all white faille dress with black and white accessories. The couple will reside at 502 Campus courts, here in Enid.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hall and Mrs. Delia Machenke of Eureka, Kans; Mrs. K. R. Winter of Cisco, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Danhof and Mr. Robert J. Barnes of Washburn, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank O'Dell and Minnie May of Piorla, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morse of Lacon, Ill.
2. Tommy Clay Throckmorton
Marriage: 4 Apr 2009
Notes
General:
Per The Oklahoma Hornet Waukomis, Oklahoma 5/19/1932
Stork Special
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hayes are parents of a daughter, born May 18, 1932. The new baby weighed seven
and one-half pounds and has been named Marilyn Joyce.
Per 1940 US Census 4/12/1940 A farm in Hackberry, Garfield, Oklahoma
Earl H. Hayes is the 37 year old white male head of household, who rents his farm home for $12 a month. Born in Kansas, educated through 8th grade, he works of his own account as a farmer, working 60 hours last week, and in 52 weeks of work had no wages in 1939 but had other income over $50. He and the whole family lived in the same house in 1935. His wife, 34 year old Alma I. Hayes, was born in Kansas, educated through 4 years of high school, does home housework. They have 3 children all born in Oklahoma. Marilyn J. Hayes, their 7 year old daughter, attends school and has finished through 1st grade. Phillip L. Hayes is their 5 year old son. Donis P. Hayes is their 3 year old son.
Per 1950 US Census 4/5/1950 5˝ E of Pioneer School, Hackberry, Garfield, Oklahoma
Earl H. Hayes is the 47 year old white male head of household, born in Kansas, lives on a farm but works of his own account as owner of a Locker Plant, working 68 hours last week. His wife, 44 year old Alma I. Hayes, was born in Kansas, and also works in the Locker Plant as bookkeeper, working 68 hours last week. They have 3 children, all born in Oklahoma. Marilyn Hayes is their 17 year old daughter. Phillip Hayes is their 15 year old son. Donis Hayes is their 13 year old son.
Marilyn Throckmorton Obituary
Obituary published on Legacy.com by John M. Ireland & Son Funeral Home and Chapel - Moore on Sep. 29, 2022.
Marilyn Joyce (Hayes, Morse) Throckmorton Marilyn gained her heavenly angel wings on September 28, 2022, at the age of 90 years, 4 months, and 10 days. Marilyn is survived by her son, Kenneth Morse and wife Shelley, daughter Susan (Morse) Wiest, daughter (in love) Sue (Throckmorton) Day and husband Phil, granddaughter Stacie Diane Wiest and boyfriend Garrett, grandson Brad Tyler Morse and fiancé Crystal, grandson Alan Earl Morse, great-granddaughter Jenova Diane Derksen, great-grandson Tyler Dylan Morse, great-granddaughter Emylee Jenna Morse, brother Phillip Hayes and wife Dorothy, brother Donis Hayes and wife Lanelle, nephew Don Hayes and wife Debbie, nephew David Hayes and wife Regina, niece Karen Unruh and fiancé Glenn, niece Minnie Whitehurst and husband Jerry, seven great niece/nephews, and two granddaughters-in-love & their families.
She was predeceased in death by her husbands, E. Ray Morse (May 2, 2003) and Tommy Throckmorton (July 17, 2019), son-in-law Steve Wiest (December 9, 2021), and parents Earl and Alma Hayes.
Marilyn Joyce Hayes was born on May 18th, 1932, to Earl Henry Hayes and Alma Irene Hayes, in Waukomis, Oklahoma. Spent her 12 years of schooling in the Waukomis Public Schools. Upon high school graduation, she attended/graduated from Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma earning a degree in Music Education.
She taught elementary school for 38 years. She married Edwin Ray Morse on November 25th, 1954, and gave birth to Kenneth Paul Morse on October 2, 1955, and to Susan Diane Morse on March 17, 1959. She married Tommy Clay Throckmorton on April 4, 2009.
She spent many years enjoying camping with husband Ray, traveling with husband Tommy, reading books, playing dominos/sequence/bingo/canasta/hang-10 and various other card games/board games. Marilyn loved being active in her church senior's choir/women's group (as she was able), leading a gratitude group at Village in the Park (where she lived in Independent Living) and being a mom/grandma/great-grandma. She was a child of God and very strong in her faith. Heaven has truly gained an angel.
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