Hada Viola Terrell

Funeral Service will be 10:30 a.m., Saturday, July 8, 2023 at Sevier Funeral Home Chapel, Tuttle, OK. Committal Service will be at Friendship Cemetery under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home.

Hada Viola Terrell was born on October 26, 1941, to Henry and Hada Klippel in Minco, Oklahoma.  They later moved to Tuttle, Oklahoma where she grew up with her three siblings: brother Ealmer and sisters Wanda and Edith.  She was involved in many things in school, from FFA queen to Drum Major in the band.  After high school, she married and lived in Oklahoma City.  After a few years, they moved back to Tuttle where she raised her two sons, Billy and Jimmy.  Along with taking care of her family and the home, she worked as a machinist.  She ran a CNC machine making small parts for a company that ended up being named MPI.  Though her marriage didn't last, she was able to pick up the pieces and move on with her life.  She became a part-time mail carrier and delivered the Daily Oklahoman for years in Tuttle.  At one point, she even worked three different jobs.  However, she found her niche working as a stocker on the night shift at Wal-Mart, where she worked until she retired.  She bought and paid for her own place next door to the home where she had raised her family in Tuttle, where she lived out her remaining days both living and loving life.  She passed peacefully on July 2, 2023, in the same home, looking out her window.

She was preceded in death by her parents Henry and Hada Klippel, her brother Ealmer Klippel, her sister Wanda Sipe, brother-in-law Jerry Sipe, granddaughter Kimberly Evans and great-grandson Aiden Oliver Terrell.

She is survived by her son Billy Terrell of Tuttle, Jimmy Terrell and his wife Katy of Del City, grandchildren BJ Terrell, Tracy Kirk and her husband Randy, Shawn Terrell and his fiancé Stephanie, Chad Terrell and his wife Maggie, 13 great-grandchildren and one great, great grandchild.  She is also survived by her sister Edith Peirce and husband Lex, and sister-in-law Wanada Klippel as well as many nieces, nephews that she enjoyed being around.