Funeral service for Bruce L. Cline, 66, Yukon, will be at 2:00 PM Saturday, March 29, 2014 at the Western Hills Christian Church with Dave Menge, Senior Minister officiating. Mr. Cline passed away Tuesday, March 25, 2014 at his home in Yukon. Burial will be in Letitia Cemetery, East of Lawton under the direction of Becker-Rabon Funeral Home. He was born May 23, 1947 in Rosston, OK, the youngest of 8 children born to Russell and Edith May (Pemberton) Cline. He attended Rosston School District until his senior year. He graduated from Englewood High School in Englewood, KS in 1965. He met and married high school sweetheart Marilyn Davenport in August of 1966. To this union was born two sons, Grant Douglas and Gregory David. He was drafted to the Army in 1967, and served his country in Vietnam. Bruce worked for Clark County, a construction company and Englewood CO-OP before attending school in Okmulgee, OK to get a degree in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. After graduation they moved to Dallas, TX to work for Texas Distributors. Work opportunity brought them back to Oklahoma City to work for Allied Hussman. He worked for Carl Shipley after moving to Lawton. Bruce and Marilyn made their home in Lawton for 32 years while he worked and retired from Civil Service at Fort Sill. Marilyn's job took them to Yukon, OK where Bruce worked for his brother-in-law Mick Davenport at Allied Refrigeration. He is survived by his wife Marilyn, two sons, Grant and Greg, three grandchildren, Keagan Cline, Kensey Cline and Drake Landeros, four sisters, Idell Green of Shattuck, OK, Frances Blades and husband Ed of Crescent, OK, Noma Sprague Cooley and husband Bill of Seiling, OK, Madeline Taylor of Woodward, OK, two sisters-in-law, Luggi Romero Cline of Scorro, NM, Lois Cline of Frederick, MD, in-laws, Connie and Richard Beeman of Muncie, IN, Mick and Barbie Davenport of Mustang, OK, Rod and Jolinda Davenport of Sweeny, TX, Roger Davenport of Sand Springs, OK and many nieces, nephews, loved ones and many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Russell, Jr., Max and Albert Cline. Memorial contributions may made to American Cancer Society, 1320 NW Homestead Drive, Lawton, OK 73505.