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Page Text ---------- 15 pioneer profiles Marvin Gene Hasenfratz Harley Joe Scholz Nov 2, 1932 - Oct 23, 2012 Jun 21, 1940 - Mar 15, 2013 Marvin Gene Hasenfratz, 79, of Perry, Oklahoma, was the son of Adam Joseph and Mary Margaret (Ewy) Hasenfratz. He was born on November 2, 1932 in Perry, Oklahoma and C died Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at Perry Memorial Hospital, O Perry, Oklahoma. M He graduated from Sumner High School in 1951. After high school Marvin served his country in the United States M Army from 1952 to 1954. U He enjoyed western movies, puzzles, wood working and N fishing, but most of all he loved spending time with his family and friends. I On May 15, 1953 Marvin married his sweetheart and T best friend Emma Lou Grim in Fort Hood, Texas. She Y preceded him in death on June 16, 2002. Marvin was a member of the Perry Elks Lodge where he served as the Exalted Ruler several times as well as held P various offices. He was a member of the First Presbyterian A Church where he also served as a deacon. Harley Joe Scholz was born June 21, 1940, the first G Marvin is survived by his son Danny Hasenfratz and his son of Joe and Sybil Scholz of Perry. He died on March wife, Johnna of Stillwater, Oklahoma; his daughter, Debbie E 15, 2013. Beasley of Perry, Oklahoma; three grandchildren, Cody John S He attended first grade at Pleasant Valley country Beasley and Carol of Morrison, Oklahoma, Katie Jo Auteri school, and in second grade became a student of Perry of Dearborn, Michigan, Justin Auteri of Larned, Kansas; two schools. He graduated from PHS in 1958 and took two great grandchildren, Savannah Beasley and Tripp Beasley of years at Northern Oklahoma Junior College, where he was Morrison, Oklahoma; two brothers, Wayne Hasenfratz and Student Senate president. After another year at Oklahoma his wife, Nancy of Kingfisher, Oklahoma, Adam Hasenfratz State University, he was accepted into the Oklahoma and his wife, Michelle of Edmond, Oklahoma; one brother- University School of Medicine, graduating in 1965. He in-law, Bud Grim of Perry, Oklahoma, one sister-in-law served his internship at the University of Washington amd LaDonna Hodge of Edmond, Oklahoma; loving companion practiced family medicine first in Yates Center, KS, and of nine years Betty Bowers of Stillwater, Oklahoma and then in Enterprise, OR for 17 years. numerous nieces and nephews. He married Sue Stewart in 1962 & had four children. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Emma Lou In Enterprise Dr. Scholz became a community leader and and his parents, Adam and Mary Hasenfratz. raised Simmental cattle. An avid bow hunter and trout fisherman, he was also a Little League coach,school board member and chief of staff at the local hospital. Ill health necessitated a life change and the fam- ily moved to Glendale, Arizona, where he joined Cigna Healthcare. He thanked God for each new morning, and he especially enjoyed his patients. He was named Cigna Clinician of the Year in 1984 and his practice grew to be the largest family practice in the Cigna system. In addition, he and Sue helped start a new Christian church, hosting the services in their home until a more permanent location was arranged. Retirement came in 1999, and Harley and Sue moved back to Perry, where he renewed acquaintances and reveled in the home of his youth. He became a leader in his church, Ceres Christian, teaching Sunday School, and also had a Bible study sponsored by Perry Christian Church. A lifelong servant of man and God, Dr. Scholz was physician, mentor, elder, supporter of youth and athletics fan. Known for his favorite conversation starter: "I've got a story for you," Harley entertained his friends with anecdotes that he had collected during his life of observing people. He is survived by Sue, their four children and their families. He is also survived by his brother, Jerry Scholz of Skiatook.
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