Mary Cecelia Locke Obituary
We are sad to announce that on May 30, 2025, at the age of 71, Mary Cecelia Locke (Porcupine, South Dakota), born in Pine Ridge, South Dakota passed away. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Mary Cecelia Locke to pay them a last tribute.
She was predeceased by: her parents, Wilbur Locke and Frances Annie Short Horn (Locke); her husband Dennis C. Shot; her siblings, Marlene Locke and Thomas Locke, Sr.; her sons, Baby Shot and James C. Shot; her uncle Levi Short Horn; and her niece Karen Peneaux.
She is survived by: her children, Warren Shot, Sr. (Becky) and Susan Shot; her grandchildren, Delaney Shot, Warren Shot, Jr., Nevaeh Locke, Amelia Shot, Lucille Red Feather, Brent Moose, Jr., Devin Shot, Janiyah, Eliana, Christopher, Saraya, Travell Red Shirt, Coletta Shot, Cornelius LaDeaux, Wiyaka Williams and Autumn Rogers; her great grandchild Amirah Shot; her pet Lady Shot; her siblings, Norma Moose, Carol Peneaux, Sandra Locke, Geraldine Locke, Wendy Locke, Olivia Selwyn and William Locke; her cousins, William Short Horn and Lorraine Nuw; her nieces and nephews, Libby Locke, Greta Jackson Bell, Corey Short Horn, Brent Moose, Sr., Corwin Moose, Warfield Moose, Jr. and Thomas Locke, Jr.; and her pets, Doris Respects Nothing, Phyllis Shot, Garrell Little, Dean Birds Bill, Deann Birds Bill, Gertrude Zephier-Godoy, Suzie Crow, Richard Red Elk, Danielle Grey Eagle, Jeremy DeShayes, Steven Mclune, Judy Miller, Mitch, Donna Walking Elk, Martina Looking, Sherry Means, Anne Eastman, Darla Black, Ron Jumping Eagle, Jr., Sherry Noble, Kevin Ramos, Jr., Sam Gardapie, Vina Conroy, Patients, Porcupine Elderly Meals, Julie, Charity White Face, Ivan Looking, Oglala Sioux Tribe, Sara, Chelsea Zimiga, Dave Pourier, Louie Brings Plenty, Sharon Apple-Beach, Gail Gant-Linton, Chevy Story and Mike Lone Hill.
A wake was held on Saturday, June 14th 2025 at 4:00 PM at the St. Julia's Episcopal Church. A funeral service will be held on Sunday, June 15th 2025 at 1:00 PM at the same location.
