The Tsoodle Home

On Saturday November 19, 2022, the home of Duke and Cherry Tsoodle Jr caught fire at the Apache Wye.

We want to thank Elizabeth Saul and the other two individuals, who saw the fire, called 911, and came to alert the family. Her quick actions kept the situation from being worse than it is.

Without hesitation, Duke Tsoodle III (Spike) and nephew Rodney Tsoodle we're hoisted up on the roof, helping put the fire out, until the fire trucks arrived. Thankfully they weren't physically injured, but they did have smoke inhalation.

This wasn't just a home, it is a landmark that everyone identified with.

In this home many kids of all ages, now adults, could share their memories of sleep overs, over nights, all summer long, and in weekends. Their home was always open and welcomed all.

This home was a gathering place for holiday meals, birthday celebrations, prayer meetings, Dallas Cowboy football and other sports, barbecues, sipping hot tea, or just "going to Poppa's big house!" In the summer while sitting in the front yard random cars driving by honking their horns. It didn't matter somebody would always wave back.

The clean up will be the hardest as they sift through everything.

We are again grateful for the Anadarko, Apache, Fort Cobb fire departments and EMS that came out.

The Tsoodle family appreciate the out pouring of prayers and support at this time. While they wouldn't ask, it was strongly suggested to start this page.

Aho! Mvto! Thank you!