In Memory

Carla Wadley

Carla Wadley

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Havenbrook Funeral Home Obituary

Carla Sue Wadley

Carla Sue Wadley, 46, of Norman, Oklahoma, died Sunday, April 24, 2005, in
Norman, Oklahoma. Graveside services will be held at 10:30 A.M.,
Wednesday, April 27, 2005, at Norman I.O.O.F. Cemetery with Reverend John
Welch officiating.

Services are under the direction of Havenbrook Funeral Home ofNorman,
Oklahoma.

Carla was born October 13, 1958, in Norman, Oklahoma, to Carl Eugene and
Shirley Mae (Westlund) Wadley. She grew up in Norman and graduated from
Norman High School. She later attended the Moore-Norman Technology Center.
She worked for fourteen years as a dental technician and later as an
administrative assistant at Griffin Memorial Hospital in Norman for ten
years. Carla loved photography and was talented in many arts and crafts.

Survivors include her mother, Shirley Wadley Dixon and husband, Charles,
of Norman; father, Carl Wadley, of Norman; daughter, Amber Harp and
husband, Shawn, of Norman; brother, Terry Wadley, of Norman;
grandchildren, Currin Harp and Kaylee Harp, of Norman; and several aunts
and uncles.

 



 
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11/08/10 10:23 PM #1    

Nancy Webb (Keim)

   I remember Carla very well. Carla was a very nice person & fun to hang with.  She & my brother Carl Webb dated for a while.   Carla's dad & my father both worked together at Tinker Field.  Our families would get together and go up to eastern Oklahoma to Ft. Gibson, Oklahoma to my parents cabin and enjoy the summer around the lake.  Dad made home made wine and we kids would steal some wine & hike down to a pond to fish & get drunk.  All in good clean fun..nothing much more to do and couldn't ever get into trouble in those woods!   Not sure if our parents knew this but I believe they thought it was a good place for us to cut loose!  The 70's were some special years!  

  May you rest in peace Carla

 

 

  


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