Mary Louise Frick

Birth date: Jul 22, 1919 Death date: Jan 11, 2017

Mary Louise Frick, a resident of the Country Club of Woodland Hills, passed away on January 11 at the age of 97. Born in Ironton, Missouri, the daughter of Charles Mayfield Huff and Pearl Workman Huff, she spent most of her childh Read Obituary

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Rev. Richard Ayers

446w ago

Rev. Richard Ayers, Morrison United Methodist Church. I so enjoyed my visits to Mary Louise and John at the home on Taz Street. Mary Louise would seat me at the little table in the kitchen. Immediately she would begin asking me if I were thirsty or hungry. She was glad to prepare whatever I might ask for. Then we would sit and visit until John came from the bed room. My impression was that she was a caring spirit and would welcome anyone to her table. She was gracious and warm. She was also a wonderful conversationalist who always asked good questions. She wanted to know more about me and the church (which she dearly loved), where I had come to learn about her and have her share stories of life, family and faith. I loved her smile and the bright light that twinkled in her eyes. This was a remarkable woman and a dear soul that now resides with her creator and redeemer.

Karen J. Griffin

455w ago

Mrs. Bulloch, as I will always think of her, was one of the best teachers I ever had. I took her creative writing class as my senior English requirement at Memorial High School. She expected her students to work hard, but she worked harder, taking home stacks of papers to grade every night. She was always fair, evaluating everyone's work on its merits, not comparing it to what anyone else did. I still use much of what I learned from her all these many years later. She was a wonderful and inspiring person. My condolences to her family. Karen J. Griffin

Emily Bohlen

455w ago

Mary Louise played the organ at our church, here in Alva, for several years. She was one of the kindest people we know. Prayers for your family! David and Emily Bohlen

Jackie Shipman

455w ago

My mother, Theda Cunningham, considered Huffie to be her best friend. Huffie came to visit my mother often, sent cards, and called on the phone to visit. They talked to each other the day before my mother died. Now they are in Heaven together forever and that gives me great peace. I was in Tulsa for Christmas but did not know she had moved to Tulsa. When I got back home I found 2 Christmas cards from her with her new address. I would have visited her if I had known. Your family will be in my prayers. I thank God for the friendship between our dear mothers. Jackie Shipman

Cheryl Trekekk-Kemper

455w ago

Lit a candle in memory of Mary Louise Frick

Carrie Fleharty

455w ago

Dr. Mary Lousie Frick taught me at NWOSU in Alva, Oklahoma. She saw something in me that I have just now begun to see. My life was touched by her. Bless her and her family. She will always be a part of me, and I of her. Carrie Fleharty Graduate of NWOSU in 1986

Clarance Benes

455w ago

My first impression of Mary occurred when I meet her at the farm of John Frick. She was a lady of grace and intelligence, full of love for John her husband.

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