Vera Vernita House was born on December 10, 1940 in Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma to Theodore Waymond House Sr. and Elsie Aletha Josephine
House.  She was one of seven children born to this union, which included
Michael Eugene, Theodore Waymond Jr., Harold Eugene, Carol Maxine,
Randall Londell, and James Henry.

Vera attended Blessed Martin Catholic School during her early years,
which was the foundation of her faith.  She attended Douglass High
School where she boasted about being a majorette in the three-year
award-winning Trojan Marching Band.

During this time, Vera also helped at her mother and father's restaurant
"The Chicken Plantation".  While attending Central High School, Vera
completed a Nursing Medical Assistant program.  She earned a career as
a medical assistant in Physical Therapy at Bone and Joint Hospital. Eager
to further her education, Vera also attended The Oklahoma School of Banking
and Business, where she earned a Associate degree in Business.

Vera is preceded in death by her mother and father.  Theodore and Elsie
House; her twin siblings.  Harold House and Carol Brinker, and her brothers,
Theodore Waymond House Jr., and Michael Eugene House. This also included
her daughter-in-law Jonet House

She leaves to cherish her memory her two brothers, Randall House (Betty) and
James Henry (Bobbie) of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, her children: Rickey House Sr.
(Melissa), Sabrina House, and Gayle Caldwell (Charles) of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
grandchildren, great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and other
family and friend.