Memorial Park Cemetery, Tulsa, Tulsa Co., OK Memorial Park Cemetery, Tulsa, Tulsa Co., OK
 Hooper family headstone, looking up the hill, Bell Tower in the background to the left. |
 Front side of HOOPER family headstone, looking down the hill, a portion of the cemetery visible in background. Inscription reads: "O Lord who may abide in Your tent? One who walks with integrety....Does not slander....Swears to his own hurt....Honors those who fear the Lord...." Psalm 15 |
 Hooper, Beverley J., Sept. 3, 1938, no date Hooper, Richard E. "R.E.", June 5, 1936, May 13, 1992 My Light, My Anchor, My Buddy |
 Day, Jewel C., Dec. 22, 1904, Aug. 30, 1976 CMAM (Chief Mailman) US Navy World War II |
 Phillips, Russell G., Mar. 30, 1960, Aug. 6, 1978 In Loving Memory |
 Slagle, Dorothy F., 1917, 1999 Slagle, Jack B., 1916, 1993 |
Location: Location: at the corner of 51st Street and Memorial, in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
About the cemetery: This is a huge cemetery with thousands of people buried there. A large bell tower at the top of the hill in the cemetery, rings when funeral processions enter the gates. Ground grave sites have both flat memorials and standing monuments. There are also a number of single family mausoleums, mostly located on the hill by the bell tower. Additionally, there is a columbarium for cremains, and a large spread of wall mausoleums at the bottom of the hill in the back portion of the cemetery with a lovely lake that support live ducks & geese. This cemetery also has its' own chapel and crematorium.
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