
Zelda Thompson, 86, born to Neta and Calvin Hagar on April 22, 1923. Homemaker, owner of Weber Root Beer stand, worked for Zebco and finished working at 70 with many years at Oklahoma Special Olympics.
Zelda had four children, Kirk Thompson, Terry Kerr, Vicki Grace and husband David, and Fredrick James Thompson and his wife Peggy. She was always good buddies with her former son-in law Don Kerr. She loved her seven grandchildren, Mandy Wagstaff and her husband Robin, Missy Smith and her husband Seth, David Thompson and his wife Tracy, Jessica Thompson, Sean Thompson, Ben Kerr and his wife Heather and Josh Kerr. Zelda's special pride were her 10 great-grandchildren, Finnegan Thompson, Ashton Kerr, Bryson Thompson, Taggart Thompson, Brindley Thompson, Alexander Wagstaff, Ryker Smith, Adam Bennett Kerr, Lily Grace Wagstaff, and soon to be a little Sadie Smith.
Zelda loved her Red Hats group, gardening every year for flowers and tomatoes, and her special friends Leslie and Terry Fisher. Zelda was a feisty grandma who passed it on to all her family and friends.
Family visitation 4:00-6:00 pm Tuesday and a Funeral Service 11:00 am Wednesday, both at the Ninde Woodland Funeral Home Chapel. Interment Carney Cemetery, Carney, Oklahoma.
Ninde Woodland 918.728.8500
We are so sorry for your loss. Todd and I's thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time. Love, Monica and Todd Webb
Monica and Todd Webb
I'm so sorry for your loss. Kirk, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family.
Donna Prigmore
My thoughts and prayers are with Kirk Thompson and his daughter Jessica and their family. Grandma Zelda made the best scalloped potatoes!
Helen Riggs
Many nice memories of Mrs. Thompson during the years we were neighbors. Our thoughts are with Kirk and his family members at this time. Larry and Marsha Dunham
LARRY DUNHAM
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family!
Alesha Frazier
Kirk Our thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time. CHS REUNION COMMITTEE
central high reunion group
I have such great memories of Zelda and the house and garden she took such great pride in. She will be missed by everyone who had the fortune of knowing her.
Ron Hagar