PLEASE NOTE THAT THE SERVICES FOR ANN OLIVER HAVE BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

Ann Gillian Oliver was born March 6th, 1952 to Ralph and the late, Betty Oliver. She passed away Friday, February 28th, 2020 in Broken Arrow.

Ann attended St Anne School and later Broken Arrow Public Schools, graduating with the Class of 1970. While attending Oklahoma State University, she spread her wings and made life-long friends. She went on to a fulfilling twenty-seven-year career at Williams Companies, as an Investor Relations Analyst.

In spite of her many accomplishments, she would undoubtedly consider her greatest to be her children, Julie Hawksworth and Graham Smith. They brought her years of joy and she was very proud of the adults that they have become. Their spouses, Victoria and Mat were always loving and supportive. Ann also took great delight in her grandchildren, Lillian and Ethan Hawksworth, for whom she could talk endlessly of their accomplishments and activities.

Ann loved supporting her OSU Cowboys, listening to music (especially Mick Jagger, Bob Dylan and Gregg Allman), reading endless books, training her current dog - Jagger, enjoying the good times at "Oliver's Roost" aka "The Cabin," playing Mexican Train Dominoes and Quiddler and partying at the Finley's.

Ann is survived by her father, Ralph Oliver and stepmother, Dot; children,
Julie (Mat) Hawksworth and Graham (Victoria) Smith; grandchildren, Lillian and Ethan Hawksworth; siblings, Craig (Barbara) Oliver, Allison Oliver, Patrick (Deda) Oliver, Jennie (Alan) Finley; nieces and nephews, Laura, Meggie, Brennan, Susan, Browning, Olivia, Katie, Emily, Molly, Amy, Keri, Melissa, Sally; cousins, Cindy (Jerry) Wasemiller and Lola (Roger) Ross; lifelong friend, Diane Douthat Finch, as well as many other extended family members.

Ann also touched many lives outside of family, from lifelong childhood friends, classmates, college/dorm friends, neighbors, work colleagues, bus buddies, Cedar Crest friends and many others whom she befriended over the years. She loved that she was "Miss Ann"/ "Aunt Ann" to many. We will be forever grateful to the Domino Divas: Angie Summers, Karen Rose, Kathy Murphy, Diane Finch and Dr. Linda Murphy for the close friendships that brought Ann endless joy.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests a donation in Ann's name to Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma (10026-S South Mingo Rd., Box 269, Tulsa, OK 74133) Over the years, her many boxers (Pearl, Dempsey, Jack, Josie and Jagger) brought her great comfort and companionship.

http://www.tbro.org/

PISTOLS FIRING!!!!