Trout Funeral Home

She was born on December 24, 1932 to Lidmill E. and Stella Houska Vaverka in Hennessey, Oklahoma. She received her early education at Center View School and graduated from Hennessey High School with the class of 1950. She continued on to college getting a degree from Oklahoma A&M College, now known as OSU. She married Rae A. Engelking on August 25, 1952. They had four children, Rae, Teresa Cobb, Ernest and Frank. They established their home on a farm in Kay County. Evelyn was the first woman to serve on the Kay County Conservation board serving as Treasurer. She also served on the Kay County Floodplain Management board serving as President. Evelyn adored her grandchildren and loved spending time with them.Evelyn was preceded in death by her parents and her husband, Rae Sr.She is survived by her children, Rae Jr. and wife Darlene, Teresa Cobb and husband Russell, Ernest and wife Sandy, and Frank and his wife Jackie, her grandchildren, Richard Cobb wife Jill, Teri Bruner and husband Christopher, Ryan Cobb, Jacob & Alayna Engelking, Jared Engelking, Clay Morgan and wife Beth and Kelly Kelley and husband Justin, great-grandkids Kaylee, Aubry, Brinley Cobb, Aiden, Karsten, Jett Bruner, Colton Cobb, Cooper Engelking, Piper, Colson Morgan and Kathryn Kelley and her sisters, Wilma Fuxa, Dolores Green and Janice Hampton.A Rosary Service will be held on Thursday evening, November 15th at 6:00 p.m. at the Trout Funeral Home Chapel in Ponca City. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, November 16, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. at Saint Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church in Newkirk, Oklahoma. Following the ceremony, Evelyn will be laid to rest next to her husband in Newkirk Cemetery. Friends and loved ones may pay their respects at the funeral home on Wednesday, November 14th until 8:00 p.m.Pall bearers will be: Richard Cobb, Teri Bruner, Clay & Beth Morgan, and Jacob & Jared Engelking.Honorary pall bearers will be Jill Cobb, Christopher Bruner, Kelly and Justin Kelley, Ryan Cobb, and Alayna Engelking.In lieu of ...

Scott (April 17, 1973 – November 14, 2018)     My husband, Damon Aric Scott, was born in Denver, CO to Harry “Chuck” and Barb Scott on April 17, 1973. If you are lucky enough to know all three of them, you know that Damon was a perfect and equal combination of his parents. Throughout Damon’s life, the three shared a unique, beautiful, and unbreakable bond. At one time, they shared ownership in Scott Delivery Services, Inc., a furniture moving and delivery company. Damon became an expert furniture mover under the direction of his dad and could load a truck like packed sardines. He was known to pull off some really difficult moving jobs for many clients, friends, and family.      Damon’s parents always nurtured his natural interest in music. He learned to play guitar and bass and obtained jobs setting up stages for bands during his youth. He also spent time as a guitar tech for a number of bands in Denver. Damon became a certified luthier, learning to build and repair guitars, under the instruction of master luthier, Scott Baxendale. When he was offered an opportunity as a guitar tech for the Drive-By Truckers, he left Colorado for a new life in Athens, GA and on the road with the traveling rock band. During this time, Damon was able to see the world making it to 28 countries. He was popular among DBT fans known as the tall guy who tuned and cared for the band’s guitars, fired up the crowd between encores, protected the band, and even got to play with them from time to time. He took much pride in his job and loved being a member of the DBT family. It was during this time that we met.     In time, Damon and I transitioned our long-distance relationship to one that allowed us to spend our lives more together than apart. He moved to North Carolina where we enjoyed a full-time partnership. We were married in June of 2016. Damon became part of my family very quickly building a special relationship with my beloved late g...