Daily Oklahoman, The (Oklahoma City, OK)
November 10, 1999
Edition: CITY
Page: 8-D

 
LeHEW Funeral services for David Fisk LeHew will be held at the First Baptist Church, 302 W. 4th St. in Stroud, OK on 11-13-99 at 2:00 p.m. Burial will be at the Stroud Cemetary next to his wife Vicki, who died in 1984. David was born in Amber, the son of Hazel Jo Fisk LeHew and Thomas Jefferson LeHew, grandson of James W. and Juanita Fisk, and was murdered in his home in Oklahoma City, OK. His body was recovered on October 12, 1999 near Laverne, OK. He was a Fire Control Technician in the U. S. Navy and was employed as a maintenance engineer/electrician/mechanic at Aero Commander, Rainbo Bakery, Xerox Corp., Taylor Tools and at his death by Unicco at Dayton Tire. David was preceded in death by his wife Vicki, his mother and father, grandparents, and half-brother Daniel Wayne LeHew. He is survived by his sister Tomi Jo Stefanos; nieces and their husbands, Niki Jo & Sam Harrington; Gina & Deno Spyropoulos; and nephew David Stefanos; grandnieces Hali Jo, Marigny and Lili Harrington and Talia Spyropoulos; grandnephews Trey and Riley Harrington; & Tristan, Stefano and Silas Spyropou los, all of Dallas, his mother and father-in-law Vernon and Hallene Rutherford of Stroud; step-daughter Dusti Baker and family, Oklahoma City; step-son Shea Terry,Albuquerque; half brother Thomas Jefferson LeHew, Jr., Fort Worth, TX; aunts Lillie Smallwood of Rogers, Arkansas & Myrtle Tweedy of Sapulpa, Oklahoma; and their families. He was a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. David will be deeply missed byhis family and the many people whose lives he touched with his compassion and generosity. He was truly a nice, nice man and died for his kindness.