Elizabeth Grewell Obituary, Death – On Wednesday, July 16, 2014, Elizabeth Grewell went away in an unexpected accident. She was the daughter of Ava Mae and Guy Clinton Sartor, and she was born on July 14, 1933 in Fort Worth, Texas.
The year 1951 marked Sue’s graduation from Classen High School in Oklahoma City. Her working life in the oil and gas industry stretched over 40 years, and it culminated with her retirement from Petroleum Information. There, she made connections with the women who would become her closest friends: Dena Dietsch, Michie Methvin, and Thelma Olmstead.
Volunteering with New Covenant Christian Church’s Mobile Meals program was a rewarding experience for Sue. The Oklahoma Sooners, the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the Dallas Cowboys were Sue’s favorite sports teams, and gardening was another one of her favorite interests. She enjoyed watching the pros play golf and most recently volunteered for the United States Senior Open.
She was a dedicated gardener who received the title of “Yard of the Month” at Parklane Estate on multiple occasions. Her Shih-Tzu, Bentley, was her constant friend, and the two of them delighted in taking daily strolls throughout the neighborhood. The tragic loss of Sue will leave a gaping hole in the hearts of many people. Her mother Ava Mae Sartor, her brother Carl Sartor, and her husband James Edgar Grewell all passed away before her.
She did not survive them. Debbie, Mike, Chris, and Kristyn Grewell are her children, and they are the only ones who will remember her. Her granddaughters Paige, Cassady, and Cera Grewell were the absolute apple of her eye, and all three of them received their diplomas in 2015. A real family that is now split up with Paige graduating from OU, Cassady graduating from OSU, and Cera graduating from Edmond North.
Her lifelong friends Michie and Max Methvin and their family, Dena Dietsch and their family, Lesa and Tim Huff and their family, Greg and Joni Land and their family, Dana Land, Donna and Steve Kaul and their family, and Dixie Moody are also among those who are able to carry on her legacy. On Saturday, July 19, 2014, at three o’clock in the afternoon, a Lifetime Celebration will take place at the New Covenant Christian Church in Oklahoma City. The New Covenant Christian Church Mobile Meals, located at 12000 N. Rockwell, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73162; the Blake Owens Foundation; or Josh Heupel’s The 14 Foundation are all worthy recipients of memorial donations.
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