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Lillie May
Page
Oct 26, 1937 — Aug 20, 2022
Broken Arrow
Lillie May Page, 84, formerly of Sandoval, Illinois passed away at 5:11 p.m. Saturday, August
20, 2022, at her home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Graveside services are pending but will be held at Hillcrest
Cemetery in Centralia, Illinois celebrating Lillie's life.
Lillie was born on October 26, 1937, in Sandoval, Illinois, the daughter of Fredrick Harmon
Overbeck and Ethel May (Yates) Overbeck.
Lillie had an adventurous life. Among some of the many jobs Lillie had included working as a
telephone operator on the old switchboards, Kas Potato Chip company, a teacher at St.
Lawrence Catholic School, and at Wheaton's Plastics from where she retired. She was a den
mother for Cub Scouts, a Senior Regent for the Moose, a member of the Happy Hearts Quilt
Guild in Salem, Illinois, and a passionate lifetime learner earning her Bachelor's degree from
SIU, Carbondale. Lillie loved to travel and a major accomplishment was visiting all 50 states and
Thailand. She was enthusiastic about National Parks visiting all she passed on the roads
throughout the United States. After her retirement, she worked in the Black Hills National Forest
at Custer State Park's Sylvan Lake Resort and Store for several years. She was an obsessive
reader and enjoyed bowling and craft projects. She was also a loyal fan of the St. Louis
Cardinals keeping her own stats on lined notebook paper.
Lillie is survived by her two daughters: Helen Beth (Charles) Davis of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
and Linda Diann (Page) Hohmeyer of Carlyle; grandchildren: Brittany (Jacob) Potter of
Centralia, Melissa (Adam) Gebke and Alexander (Kortney) Hohmeyer of Carlyle, Eric (Piper)
Davis and Stephanie Davis of Pleasant Grove, Utah, David (Megan) Davis and Stephen Davis
of Kansas City, Missouri, Kelly (Ryan) Cole of Coweta, Oklahoma; Tyler (Sarah) Tibbs of West
Frankfort; great-grandchildren: Brooke Kleiboeker, Jackson Kleiboeker, Kaleb Kleiboeker,
Karson Kleiboeker, Wyatt Gebke, Callie Mae Gebke, Ryan Hohmeyer, Juri Davis, Yuna Davis,
Yuri Davis, Brooklynn Davis, Olivia Davis, Grayson Cole, Lillie V Cole, Michael Ideker, Mickinlee
Ideker, Patrick Tibbs, Jordyn Lillie Tibbs. Lillie was preceded in death by her parents, her sister,
Mary Katherine (Overbeck) Lyons, her brother-in-law, C.M. (Jim) Lyons, several nephews, and
her oldest child Richard Joe Tibbs Jr.
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