Obituary for Vada Labell Maxfield
Vada LaBell (Proctor) Maxfield, age 93, recently of Vista Grande Inn in Cortez,
Colorado, died Tuesday, September 28, 2021, in the Pushmataha County Hospital in
Antlers, Oklahoma after a short illness.
Vada was born September 30, 1927, in Blair, Oklahoma to Oscar Winfred (Bill) and
Gertie (Cornett) Proctor. The family moved to Mangum when she was a small child.
There she grew up, made lifelong friends, went to school and graduated as a 1945 MHS
alumni. After highschool graduation, Vada attended Oklahoma Baptist University.
Mangum is where she would meet the love of her life, Ed Maxfield. Vada and Ed were
married November 29, 1948 by Reverend M. B. Smith at the Baptist Parsonage in
Wheeler, Texas. They made their home in Mangum until 2010, when Ed passed away.
Vada spent the last four to five years at the Vista Grande Nursing Home in Cortez,
Colorado near her granddaughter, Jana Wright. Vada and Jana just made their yearly
trip back to Oklahoma to see family when she became ill and passed away. She would
have celebrated her 94 th birthday on September 30.
Vada was a member of the Mangum Church of Christ and served as a church secretary
in the past. She was also a manager of the Mangum Variety and served for years as a
tutor to many preschool and grade school children.
Vada was preceded in death by her daughter, Janet Hawkins; husband, Ed Maxfield;
father, Oscar Proctor; mother, Gertie (Cornett) Proctor; brother, Jim Proctor; and sister
Vena Proctor.
Remaining family members are her daughter and son in-law Janis and Dennis Parton,
Antlers, OK; her son and daughter in-law Ken and Kim Maxfield, Paris, TX;
Grandchildren: Cheryl Stocker, Allen, OK; Jana Wright, Cortez, Co.; Sandra Rapp,
Lubbock, TX; Kimberly Vick, Honey Grove, TX; Jimmy Perryman, Dallas, TX; Julie
Breckenridge, Abilene, TX; Jennifer Spoons, Richardson, TX, Amber Parsons of Shingle
Springs, California; Asia Maxey Grant, Sacramento, California; Twenty eight great grandchildren, and two great-great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be held on Saturday, October 2, 2021, 3;00 p.m. at the
Riverside Cemetery in Mangum, Oklahoma. Funeral services are under the direction of Greer Funeral Home, Mangum, Oklahoma.
We should be sad and heartbroken
But honestly, We're not
Yes, you've been taken away
But it'd be selfish, if that was our thought
The things you've been through
You've endured, suffering and pain
No matter what we feel, there's no way
We'd want you to go through that again
The heavens have spoken
The angels decided, it was time to go
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Colorado, died Tuesday, September 28, 2021, in the Pushmataha County Hospital in
Antlers, Oklahoma after a short illness.
Vada was born September 30, 1927, in Blair, Oklahoma to Oscar Winfred (Bill) and
Gertie (Cornett) Proctor. The family moved to Mangum when she was a small child.
There she grew up, made lifelong friends, went to school and graduated as a 1945 MHS
alumni. After highschool graduation, Vada attended Oklahoma Baptist University.
Mangum is where she would meet the love of her life, Ed Maxfield. Vada and Ed were
married November 29, 1948 by Reverend M. B. Smith at the Baptist Parsonage in
Wheeler, Texas. They made their home in Mangum until 2010, when Ed passed away.
Vada spent the last four to five years at the Vista Grande Nursing Home in Cortez,
Colorado near her granddaughter, Jana Wright. Vada and Jana just made their yearly
trip back to Oklahoma to see family when she became ill and passed away. She would
have celebrated her 94 th birthday on September 30.
Vada was a member of the Mangum Church of Christ and served as a church secretary
in the past. She was also a manager of the Mangum Variety and served for years as a
tutor to many preschool and grade school children.
Vada was preceded in death by her daughter, Janet Hawkins; husband, Ed Maxfield;
father, Oscar Proctor; mother, Gertie (Cornett) Proctor; brother, Jim Proctor; and sister
Vena Proctor.
Remaining family members are her daughter and son in-law Janis and Dennis Parton,
Antlers, OK; her son and daughter in-law Ken and Kim Maxfield, Paris, TX;
Grandchildren: Cheryl Stocker, Allen, OK; Jana Wright, Cortez, Co.; Sandra Rapp,
Lubbock, TX; Kimberly Vick, Honey Grove, TX; Jimmy Perryman, Dallas, TX; Julie
Breckenridge, Abilene, TX; Jennifer Spoons, Richardson, TX, Amber Parsons of Shingle
Springs, California; Asia Maxey Grant, Sacramento, California; Twenty eight great grandchildren, and two great-great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be held on Saturday, October 2, 2021, 3;00 p.m. at the
Riverside Cemetery in Mangum, Oklahoma. Funeral services are under the direction of Greer Funeral Home, Mangum, Oklahoma.
We should be sad and heartbroken
But honestly, We're not
Yes, you've been taken away
But it'd be selfish, if that was our thought
The things you've been through
You've endured, suffering and pain
No matter what we feel, there's no way
We'd want you to go through that again
The heavens have spoken
The angels decided, it was time to go
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