Age 82, Lawton - Services will be 10:30 AM Tuesday in the Memorial Chapel First Baptist Church with Dr. William F. Watkins, Baptist Minister, and Kenneth E. Hayes, Pastor, Jefferson Baptist Church, officiating. Mrs. Hayes died Friday in a local hospital. Arrangements are under the direction of the Becker Funeral Home. Inurnment will be at a later date in the Highland Cemetery. She was born on May 20, 1926 near Tonkawa, Oklahoma to William and Molly Garrett. She attended school at Medicine Park and graduated high school at Elgin, where she was deeply involved in home economics. She married Kenneth E. Hayes in Medicine Park on March 31, 1946. They farmed and were active in the First Baptist Church in Elgin and she taught young girls in the Girls In Action Mission Auxiliary. They moved to Cyril and she worked as a teller at a local bank. They were both active in the Cyril Baptist Church, working closely with the community youth in the high school. For several years, she was chosen by the senior classes as Class Mother and Kenneth as the Class Father. They took the school photographs and entertained the youth in their home. She worked as a bank teller in Shawnee and then in Fort Worth for several years. They were called to Cameron Baptist Church in Lawton and Naomi took over the job of training young women in missions with the YWA (later known as Acteens). She had the honor of having one young lady be elected as "Miss YWA of Oklahoma." She also served as Associational Director of Acteens for a year. She became a mother to a group of Camp Fire Girls, whom she continued to guide and train through high school. Kenneth and Naomi were chosen by the parents as co-presidents of the local Parent Teacher Association for Westwood Elementary School. She returned to college and obtained her Bachelor's Degree in 1972 in education and was a substitute teacher here in Lawton for many years. She also taught preschool children for over 20 years as a member of Jefferson Baptist Church, where her husband was pastor. Survivors include her husband of the home; a daughter, Diane Lindsey of St. Louis, Missouri; a granddaughter, Heather Whatley of Norman; a grandson, Tyrel Whatley of St. Louis; a great granddaughter, Hannah Elizabeth Kirschner of St. Louis; a brother, Robert Garrett of Lawton; and three sisters, Molly Brady of Lawton, Edna Fay Davis of Edmond, and Lillian Lowe of Houston. Her parents, a brother, Melvin Self, and two sisters, Vinita High and Annie Heck, preceded her in death. Memorial contributions may be made to the Jefferson Baptist Church, 2420 SW 'I' Avenue, Lawton, Oklahoma 73505.