Age 95, Lawton - Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at First Christian Church with Rev. Kim Hames, pastor officiating. Mr. Pinc died Tuesday in Lawton. Entombment will be in the Chapel of Peace Mausoleum at Sunset Memorial Gardens under the direction of Becker Funeral Home & Cremation Service. The family will greet friends from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm Thursday at the funeral home. Oliver Pinc was born to William and Emma Pinc on April 25, 1915 on a farm just southwest of Geronimo. He had one younger brother, Herbert, that was an educator at many schools in Oklahoma and retired as Superintendent of Schools in Skiatook, OK. Oliver and Herbert helped on the family farm, before and after school, and probably some during school also. Oliver graduated from Geronimo High School on May 17, 1934. He was Class President, Valedictorian, star Senior athlete, playing baseball and basketball, and he was also the only member of his graduating class. Oliver attended one year at Cameron College before beginning work at Fort Sill and then joining the Army Air Corps for his tour of duty in World War II. Oliver served in the Army Air Corps as an airplane mechanic Crew Chief reaching the rank of Sergeant before being Honorably Discharged on March 25th, 1946. He was stationed in the China, Burma and Indian Theater and worked on a variety of fighter, bomber and surveillance aircraft. He was injured in a glider accident where he spent 100 days in a Calcutta hospital recovering before being sent back to his unit in Burma. He married Robbie May Champion of Fort Cobb on June 26, 1940. She worked in the General Accounting Office in Washington DC while Oliver served in World War II. After the war, Oliver and Robbie returned to the Lawton area to begin a family, start their own farm and to resume his career with the Army, but this time in Civil Service as a Chief of Inspectors at a civilian motor pool at Fort Sill. He retired from Fort Sill in 1972, with over 30 years of service, but he increased his farming activity after that. Oliver and Robbie had two sons, Robert and Gaylon. Robert and Gaylon graduated from Oklahoma State University as engineers. Oliver is survived by his two sons, Robert, of Haltom City, Texas and Gaylon and wife Anne of Broken Arrow, Ok. Oliver had four granddaughters Melissa and Melanie, and Gina and Sarah (5 including Becca Frazier) and 4 great-grandchildren, Ethan, Luc and Robbie, and Madaline. He is also survived by his nieces Marilyn, Karen and Brenda and nephew John Herbert and many loving and caring relatives and friends in the Lawton area and throughout the US. Oliver was preceded in death by his loving wife Robbie, parents, William and Emma Pinc, brother Herbert Pinc and wife Nova Merle, and most of his generation. Oliver retired from farming in 1998 when Robbie became ill. They had a long, prosperous and enjoyable life together. They had been married nearly 60 years when Robbie passed away from a stroke in March of 2000. They travelled a lot together, shared their social and civic activities together and enjoyed their grandchildren, great-grandchildren and family. Oliver was active in many groups, including the American Legion, VFW, various bowling teams, the Knife and Fork Club, the First Christian Church of Lawton, and was on the Bishop ISD School Board for 36 years. Memorial contributions can be made to the First Christian Church of Lawton, 701 S.W. D Ave., Lawton, OK 73501 or Hospice of Southwest Oklahoma, PO Box 2074, Lawton, OK 73502.