Lee Edsel Buntin

Lee Edsel Buntin was was born June 15, 1919, in Masham, Oklahoma. He was the son of Lee Otis and Viola Estella (Hope) Buntin. As a young child Lee grew up in Masham where he began his education. Following the completion of the 8th grade, Lee completed his high school education at Ralston. After graduation Lee remained in Masham for several years before moving to Jennings, Oklahoma. During his time in Jennings where Lee raised his children before moving to Hallett. Lee has also resided in Idaho and Kansas. During his time in Kansas, Lee worked at Boeing for several years. In the mid 1970ís, Lee returned to Oklahoma moved to Sand Springs and was also united in marriage to Louise Ann Davis. He later accepted employment at Southwestern Porcelain Steel Corporation where he worked until his retirement in the late 1980ís. Lee enjoyed being outdoors. He spent many evenings and night hunting wolves. Following the lack of wolves in the area, Lee began hunting coyotes. Lee has been featured in the Hunterís Horn several times for his expertise and quality dogs. Lee was always a wonderful story teller even if it meant stretching the truth a little bit. Lee passed from this life on Sunday, November 2, 2014 at the St. John Medical Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the age of 95 years, four months and eighteen days. Survivors are his two children Judy Lipps of Sand Springs, Oklahoma, Alan Buntin and his wife Terrie of Yale, Oklahoma; one brother Glenn Buntin of Sand Springs, Oklahoma; fifteen grandchildren; forty great grandchildren; fourteen great great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends that will mourn his passing. Lee was preceded in death by his parents Otis and Viola Buntin; wife Louise Buntin in 2009; three children Eddie Buntin, Ruth Sparks, Cheryl Buntin and a granddaughter Brittany Sparks. Services will be held 2:00 pm Thursday, November 6, 2014 at the Chapman-Black Funeral Home with Marty Sparks officiating. Burial will follow in the Lawson Cemetery in Yale, Oklahoma under the direction of Chapman-Black Funeral Home.