Ms. Ramona Fizer Hutson Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

A PRIVATE SERVICE WILL BE HELD FOR MS. FIZER HUTSON. BY LAW, AND BECAUSE OF THE CORONAVIRUS, ONLY TEN (10) PEOPLE WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE CHAPEL FOR THE SERVICE. TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND SLOW THE RATE OF TRANSMISSION OF COVID-19, ROLFE FUNERAL HOME IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO STRICTLY ADHERE TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND LOCAL ORDINANCES. EVERYONE IS REQUIRED TO PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING BY LEAVING 6 FEET BETWEEN YOU AND OTHERS. WHILE VISITING THE FUNERAL HOME AND WHILE AT THE FUNERAL SERVICE, PLEASE OBEY THE COVID-19 SOCIAL DISTANCING LAW. "BY LAW, BURIAL AND GRAVESIDE SERVICES WILL BE LIMITED TO NO MORE THAN GROUPS OF TEN (10) PEOPLE IN ALL CEMETERIES. ADDITIONALLY, IN AN EFFORT TO ADHERE TO THE CDC's RECOMMENDED PREVENTATIVE ACTIONS, ALL SERVICES HELD IN CEMETERIES WILL BE HELD WITHOUT CHAIRS UNLESS REQUESTED BY THE FAMILIES, AND BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE GOVERNOR'S ORDER. ALSO, FOR THE SAFETY OF ALL, CLOSING THE GRAVE WILL ONLY PROCEED WHEN EVERYONE IS IN THEIR VEHICLE; THIS INCLUDES FAMILY, VISITORS, AND CLERGY. Ramona Fizer- Hutson (Auntie Rae) Ramona Fizer - Hutson was born on January 11, 1930, in Memphis, TN. to Alsie M. Fizer and Bishop William T. Fizer. Ramona was married to Lloyd Hutson who preceded her in death. Her sister Mary Evelyn Fizer – Bullock, preceded her in death. Ramona received her education at Douglass High School, Oklahoma City, Ok. She was a graduate of Howard University, Washington DC. and she taught as an educator at Detroit Public Schools. A woman that lived by God’s standards. A bible scholar who enjoyed sharing the gospel and providing outreach services to her community. An excellent mentor to all, signifying grace, beauty, and strength.

Ms. Ramona Fizer Hutson

January 11, 1930 - March 28, 2020

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