Doris Marie Dancer

Funeral Services for Doris Dancer, 71, Clinton resident will be held 11:00 A.M., Saturday, October 23, 2021 in the Custer Ave. Church of Christ, officiated by Patrick Peters and under the direction of the Kiesau-Lee Funeral Home. Dorothy “Doris” Marie (Malone) Dancer was born April 06, 1950 to Plez and Dora (Allen) Malone in Tipton OK and passed away Monday, October 18, 2021 in Conway, AR. Doris was raised and attended school in Tipton, OK. She married Curtis McCoy, Sr. and they became the proud parents of son, Curtis McCoy, Jr. and a daughter, Shawana. She later married Tom Dancer on March 6, 1981 in Clinton. To this union they had two daughters, Kenya and Pam. She was employed with Ashley Outlet Store and the United Super Markets before starting a longtime career with Clinton Public Schools and retired as head cook. She moved to Weatherford after retirement worked as a volunteer for the Weatherford Thrift Store. She was a longtime faithful and active member of the Church of Christ in Clinton. She always enjoyed the fellowship of family and friends. She likes to challenge whoever would play Phase 10 and hr favorite pastime was sitting on her porch and visiting with her neighbors in Weatherford. Cherishing her memory is her four children, Curtis McCoy and wife, Ernie, El Reno, OK, daughters, Shawana Thompson and husband, Jeffrey, Alamosa, CO, Pamela Dancer, Jackson, TN, Kenya Johnson and husband, Brent, Terlton, OK; three brothers, John Malone, of CA, William Malone, Clinton, OK and Robert Malone and wife, Ann, Ardmore, OK; sister, Faye Abram and husband, Esco, Clinton, OK. She is also survived by grandchildren, Mary Beth Billrey, Hobart, OK, Victoria Isaak, El Reno, OK, Curchell McCoy, Mount Vernon, IL, Chandi Henderson, FT. Worth, TX, Brandon McCoy, Clinton, OK, Landon Byrley, Alamosa, CO, Taylor Byrley, Pueblo, CO, Layla Sisaliti, Prescott, AZ, Jonathan Dancer, Jackson, TN, Dacie Hesser, Sharon Springs, KS and Destini Hesser, Terlton, OK. 18 Great grandchildren and 11 great-great grandchildren. Her love for her family and Independent Spirit will endure for generations to come.