Brenda Phillips
My Mom Mary Ann (Callich) DeVore, was a very dear friend of Virginia growing up as a child, Mom mentioned her on several occasions and missed her call, evidently she did not know she had passed.
Birth date: Jun 29, 1938 Death date: Jun 27, 2019
Virginia "Ginny" Claborn, 80, of Okmulgee passed away peacefully on Thursday afternoon, June 27, 2019. Ginny was born on June 29, 1938 in Henryetta, OK to Willie Robert "Bill Goodman" and Jessie Crawford. She graduated from Henrye Read Obituary
My Mom Mary Ann (Callich) DeVore, was a very dear friend of Virginia growing up as a child, Mom mentioned her on several occasions and missed her call, evidently she did not know she had passed.
John: Your Mom was such a kind, sweet lady and I am so sorry for your loss. I will never forget how nice she was to me and invited me into your home. Thinking of you and the rest of your family. With prayers and sympathy, Gina Volturo-Ellis
Jenny was so sweet and loved everybody.I enjoyed the good times at bingo,
we all had a fun time. She will be greatly missed but never forgotten.
God bless the family and just remember she will always be in our hearts.
Terry and Herb Branum

Johnny and Larry - It has been a long time since we saw one another. I thought this might be your mother and I remember her. I am sorry for your loss. You are in thoughts for peace and remembering good times with your family. Darrel Dominick, Stillwater
I remember growing up with Virginia when we were little girls in Henryetta, going for a long walks in the country where we lived, and excitedly sharing our new Christmas dolls on Christmas morning. We slept outside in our home made tents. Though I haven't been able to spend a lot of time with her over these past many years I will always treasure her in my heart.
My dear sweet Ginny with me celebrating my birthday. She was the big sister I never had and I loved her dearly.
Melanie Carter Kelsey
My beautiful sister Virginia Goodman Claborn passed away at noon on June 27th just two days short of her 81st birthday. She has suffered from mental and physical problems for sometime and has been in and out of the hospital, rehab and was waiting a bed for Hospice. Ginny grew up in Henryetta, Oklahoma in a loving family with three brothers. She was a tomboy and could shoot marbles with the best of them, bait a fish hook and catch a fish. Throw a mean horse shoes. Work in the garden like a man. Pull a 26 foot trailer to Eufaula. We played Fireman’s Bingo at Eufaula to support the volunteer firemen. She could play four cards at once and keep up with everyone else’s cards too. Mowed 1 acre and cared diligently to her many, many cats. The last words she said to me were “I want to go home to see mama and daddy”. She was my last sibling and always introduced me as her little brother. I will miss my sweet Ginny. Graveside services are pending. Thank you for your prayers. 🙏❤️