Naomi Gustafson

     Naomi Gustafson was born on 23 November 1911 at Coalgate, Coal County, Oklahoma.³ She was the daughter of Charles Gustafson and Ethel Caroline Butler.²

Naomi was enumerated with Charles Gustafson on the census of 31 January 1920 at Murray Township, Coal County, Oklahoma, as Neoma Gustafson. She is an 8 year old single white female born in Oklahoma. Her father was born in Sweden and her mother was born in Texas. She attended school this past hear.⁴

Naomi was enumerated with Charles Gustafson on the census of 22 April 1930 at Murray Township, Coal County, Texas, as Neomie Gustafason. She is an 18 year old single white female born in Oklahoma. Her father was born in Sweden and her mother was born in Texas. She works as a teacher in the public schools.²

Naomi Gustafson married Patrick O'Hara, son of Terence O'Hara and Margurite Marie Carruth, circa 1932.^1,3

Naomi Gustafson married Jules Dubois circa 1984.³

Naomi Gustafson died on 20 March 2003 at Edmund, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, at age 91.³ She was buried on 25 March 2003 at Coalgate Cemetery, Coalgate, Coal County, Oklahoma.³

An obituary was in the Coalgate Record Register: Naomi Dubois Passes Away Naomi Gustafason O'Hara Dubois' journey to join her parents, first husband and five siblings, (3 brothers and two sisters) began Thursday evening, March 20, 2003 in Edmond, OK. Her journey in life began with her parents, Charlie and Ethyl Gustafason on November 23, 1911 in Coalgate, OK. Through this life she taught school, beginning in Coalgate Grant School. She married Pat O'Hara in 1932 and to their union was born two sons, Terence Patrick and Michael Charles. By this time she had lived in Ada a short time and moved on to Oklahoma City. She taught at Traub Elementary in Midwest City, retiring after 22 years.
Her life was filled with the love she had for her family and with playing bridge, walking, music, travel (and) being charming to all she met. When her first husband died in 1975 she went on with her life. During this time she met Jules Dubois, whom she married in 1984. They continued to travel, play bridge, and enjoy life together. They moved to Coalgate for a short time, made many friends and added to the community. When they moved to Edmond, not only was her extended family saddened, but so were all the friends they had.
Naomi is waiting with her family to greet her loved ones; one sister,Olga Baumert, Coalgate; husband Jules Dubois, Edmond; two sons, Terry and wife Cindy of Kansas City, KS; Michael Charles, Park City, Utah; four grandchildren, many nieces and nephews, a host of friends and former students. A memorial service was held in Edmond on Monday, March 24 with internment in Coalgate Cemetey on Tuesday, March 25. We, her family are certain that her presence will be felt in heaven as it was on earth. She kept her rendevous.³