Obituary

Edward Earl Ware was born, May 01, 1926 to Hamilton Brown and Edith (Patton) Ware. "Ed" was the ninth child of thirteen siblings. At an early age accepted Christ at Spring Creek Baptist Church in Depew. He attended school at Drumright High School.

He later moved to Oklahoma City and united with True Vine Ministries in Spencer, OK, and served until his passing. He met and married Margie Marie Barbee on May 01, 1953 and from this union they had five children. He retired from Continental Baking Company, also, worked part-time at Dunjee High School until it closed.

Edward is preceded in death by his wife Margie, infant daughter: Patricia, both parents, four brother: Theordore "Son" Flowers, Sr. Alford "Bill" Flowers, Willie Flowers, James "Jake" Ware and seven sisters: Shirley Ware, Harriet (Flowers) Watson, Malinda Flowers- Hudspeth, Mahalia Ware- Coleman, Henrietta Ware-Wright, Mary Charles Ware-Owens and Ellen Flowers-Kimbrough.

He leaves to cherish his memories four biological children: Wanda Jean Ware-Johnson, Earnest Ware (Janice), Melvin Ware, Victor Ware, all of Spencer, OK. A special nephew and niece he cared for as his own: Ralph Lyons, and Barbara Jo Dixon, one brother: Hamilton Brown Ware, Ruth Pullen (sister-in-law), Nun Barbee, Jr., (brother-in-law) (Jolene), James E Mason, Sr., (brother-in-law), Sharon Ann Woods Biglow (sister-in-law) and Jessie Mae Ware (sister-in-law), nineteen grandchildren, forty-five great grandchildren, eleven great great grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, many other relatives and friends.

My Journey

I have come to the end of the road, and the sun has set for me. Miss me a little, but not for long and not with your head bowed low... Remember the love we shared, miss me, but let me go. For this is a journey we all must take, and each of us must go alone... It's all part of the Master's plan, a step on the road to home. When you get lonely in heart, go to the Father who know. Laugh at all the things we used to do, miss me, but let me go....