Bradshaw, Lucille

Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
December 30, 1982

Bradshaw, Lucille age 91. Went home to be with her Lord Dec. 28.

She was preceded in death by 3 sons; St. Elmo, Timothy, and Matthew.

Survived by Blanche Bradshaw and Frances Baty of the home, Victoria Harding of Tuttle Ok, Florence Maud Palmer of Wafco Ca, Minnie Miller of Eau Claire Wis, 18 grandchildren, numerous great and great-great grandchildren and other relatives and friends. In her youth, she had her own drama school and made moving pictures in and about Okla., including comedies and news reels. After the invention of the "Talkies", she continued operation of her drama school. She was the author of numerous childrens stories and plays. For 10 years she directed children in the performances of her plays in the various parks Sin OKC. She was also a poet and novelist. During World War II, she helped with the war effort by working at Tinker Air Force Base. Since her retirement, she enjoyed traveling extensively with her grandson Timothy Joe Bradshaw as her companion. She was an inspiration and a joy to at least 100 descendants. Lucille was a member of the Okla. Writers Federation Inc., Okla. City Writers Chapter. She had sponsored annual contests for the best plays by an Okla. writer. Wake Services 6 pm Thursday, Smith and Kernke Chapel, Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 am Friday, St. Joseph's Old Cathedral, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
December 31, 1982

Bradshaw, Lucille, age 91. Went home to be with her Lord Dec. 28. She was preceded in death by 3 sons; St. Elmo, Timothy, and Matthew.

Survived by Blanche Bradshaw and Frances Baty of the home, Victoria Harding of Tuttle Ok, Florence Maud Palmer of Wafco Ca, Minnie Miller of Eau Claire Wis, 18 grandchildren, numerous great and great-great grandchildren and other relatives and friends. In her youth, she had her own drama school and made moving pictures in and about Okla., including comedies and news reels. After the invention of the "Talkies", she continued operation of her drama school. She was the author of numerous childrens stories and plays. For 10 years she directed children in the performances of her plays in the various parks in OKC. She was also a poet and novelist. During World War II, she helped with the war effort by working at Tinker Air Force Base. Since her retirement, she enjoyed traveling extensively with her grandson Timothy Joe Bradshaw as her companion. She was an inspiration and a joy to at least 100 descendants. Lucille was a member of the Okla. Writers Federation Inc., Okla. City Writers Chapter. She had sponsored annual contests for the best plays by an Okla. writer. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 am Friday, St. Joseph's Old Cathedral, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Directed by Smith and Kernke.

Source: The Oklahoman.

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