Jeanine Wariner

Ruth Jeanine Wariner was born to Ivan and Ruth Stinchcomb in a little white house in Tuttle, Oklahoma where Tuttle Doughnuts currently sits.  She had her Home going on June 10, 2017.

She married Loyd Wariner on August 24, 1951 in her mother's home in Tuttle.  The next day they headed to Victorville, CA where they would be stationed with the Air Force until December 8, 1953 and it is also where their first child, Rusty was born.  Shortly after their return to Oklahoma, their second child arrived, Becky.  They then moved back to Tuttle where they have made their home to this day.

Jeanine was an excellent seamstress, a creative cook, and was very involved in her church, First Baptist of Tuttle, and in school activities with her children.  She loved having all her family every Fourth of July for food and fellowship for almost 40 years.  However, the true love of Monkie's life was her 5 grandkids and her 5 great grandkids.

Jeanine is preceded in death by her father, Ivan Stinchcomb; her mother Ruth and step-father Leonard Hutchison; 2 brothers, Lee and Joe Stinchcomb; 2 sisters Ruby Hogan and Pauline Shipley.

She is survived by her husband Loyd Wariner of Tuttle; a son, Russell of Oklahoma City and a daughter, Becky of Tuttle.

Grandchildren:  Kyle Workman and wife Alicia of Midland, TX; Andi Brooks and husband Brock of Midland; Chris Wariner and wife Taylor of Oklahoma City; Kayla Wariner of Moore, OK; Shane Workman and wife Angie of Midland and their children Brayden, Cooper, and Darby.

Great grandchildren:  Mallorie Workman; Payton, Parker, and Cade Brooks; Thora Wariner.

And a host of nieces, nephews, greats, great greats, and great, great, great nieces and nephews.