Debra Susan Shearer
1953 – 2024
Debra Susan Shearer, 71, passed away Nov. 17, 2024, in Oklahoma City. Susan was born Nov. 3, 1953, in Aiken, S.C. She was the daughter of Betty and Bill Rankin and Kerman Weaver.
Susan graduated from Woodward High School in 1972 and married Douglas M. Shearer, of Mooreland, on July 3, 1972. Susan spent her career in retail and management in Woodward, Mooreland and Seiling, having operated Shearer Feed & Seed in Mooreland with her husband and his parents and having worked for Economart, RJ Reynolds, Mutual of Omaha and Braum’s, among others.
Susan is survived by two daughters, Lisa Shearer-Salim and husband Rocky, of Edmond, and Lacey House and husband Cody of Ooltewah, Tenn; and six grandchildren: Emma Salim, Amelia Salim, Amara House, Alana House, Asher House and Adalee House. She is also survived by her siblings Wendell Weaver of Woodward and Karen Starks of Sharon-Mutual and her nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by husband, Douglas Shearer; parents, Betty and Bill Rankin and Kerman Weaver; and brother, Brian Weaver.
Graveside services will take place at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 30, 2024 Mooreland Cemetery in Mooreland, Oklahoma.
Susan was a wonderful, friendly lady that I got to know through working at InstaMart/Jiffy Trip in Mooreland as she came in to do the cigarette displays. I stayed in touch with her while she worked at Braums in Woodward, but then lost track of her shortly after. I will always remember her as a beautiful lady with a wonderful smile and a fun personality. When she and Doug first got their trailer house which they set east of Mooreland, Susan invited my daughter and I out to see it and she also gave my some bedding for my daughter. My daughter tried to hide in her kitchen island. I’m sorry that I lost track of her and how she was doing after she quit working. Hopefully we will see each other again in Heaven. I’m sure that she is happy to be reunited with her hubby. My prayers go out to you girls and your families. I imagine your mom had a blast with her grandbabies.