Betty Lou Mullican

Betty Lou Stark Mullican was born in Duncan, OK on June 30, 1943 to Robert Abner Stark and Beadie Johnnie Youngblood Stark.  When she was a small child they moved to Chickasha where they lived for many years.  Betty went to meet her loved ones in Heaven on Saturday, September 15, 2018.

She married Donald Lee Mullican on September 4, 1969.  They raised their three children, Jerry Glen, Lou Ann and Kimberly Gail in Chickasha, Cement and Fort Cobb.

Betty was a "Jill" of all trades, having worked at the Chickasha Laundry, Don's TV Store, One Hour Martinizing, Gibson's Discount Center and Caddo-Kiowa Vo-Tech.  She also held the role of a preacher's wife as Don preached at various churches over the years.  But her favorite role in life was being a mom to her three children and being a Granny to her seven grandchildren and 11 ½ great-grands.  One of the other big joys in her life was playing Bunko with her "Bunko Ladies" every month.  She especially enjoyed shopping for the gift prizes and was always excited to see what she might win!

Betty was preceded in death by her husband, Don; her son, Joseph; her grandson, Tanner; her parents, and her brothers and sisters, George, Gene, Bessie, Josie, James, Virgil, Jackie and Alvin.

She is survived by her children and their spouses:  Jerry and Michelle Mullican of Humble, TX; Lou Ann and Jim Talbert of Chickasha, OK; Kim and Raul Salinas of Robstown, TX;

Her grandchildren and their families: Justin and Kristin Talbert, Kadence, Jaxton, and Emerson of Owasso, OK; Lori Harris, Denver, Harper and Baker of Chickasha, OK; Ashbi and Chad Wilson and Judah of Wimberley, TX; Kellie and Bobby Lister, Brecon, Kenan and Declan of Humble, TX; Brenna and Andrew Mathias, Claire and baby-on-the-way of Humble, TX; And Garrett Mullican of Humble, TX;

Betty is also survived by her brother Robert and his wife, Phyllis Stark; sister Mary and her husband Clifford Smith, and sister Becky and her husband, James Fowler, all of Chickasha, OK.

And her best friend and sister at heart, Sue Barriger, of Marlow, OK.  Also many nieces and nephews whom she loved dearly.