Obit of Casey, Floyd G. - Creek County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Shelly Lynch  <leeshlynch@gmail.com>       04 Feb 2007
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::Flora Haven Cemetery--Tulsa OK

Floyd G. Casey, of Tulsa, was born August 4, 1921, in Oilton, OK, to 
Matilda and Israel Casey. He passed away peacefully on Wednesday, 
October 25, 2006, in the company of his brother-in-law, and close 
friend of 60 years, Ben Irvin. His loving wife of 63 years, Florence, 
preceded him in death on July 5, 2004. Floyd is survived by: his 
sister in-law, Roline Wise of Tulsa; brother in-laws, Ben Irvin II of 
Tulsa, JC Wise of Oklahoma City; nieces, Renea Hudson, Patricia 
Nichols, Diane Wise of Tulsa, Carolyn O'Neal of Owasso, Dana Luft of 
Lincoln, CA, Gaylene Wise of Oklahoma City; nephews, Max Casey of 
Tulsa, Roger Wise of Denver, CO, Ben Irvin III of Pocatello, ID, Gary 
Wise of Oklahoma City, Keith Lamb of Ft. Meyer, FL, Mark Lamb and 
Robert Lamb of Chicago, IL. Floyd worked for Sun Company for 40 years 
before retiring. He was an avid fisherman and camper, working his 
early retirement years for the Forrest Service in Colorado. He served 
in the Army in WWII. As an active member of the Scottish Rite of 
Freemasonry, S.J., USA, Floyd had been a 32 degree Mason since 1950. 
He was an expert on barbeque and loved to cook. Over the past 2 
years, he volunteered at The Center, assisting with the care of 
individuals with physical challenges. His generosity, wisdom and 
caring nature, was a mainstay in his neighborhood of 35 years and his 
neighbors are truly at a loss. Floyd will greatly be missed by his 
many friends, neighbors and family. He was laid to rest beside 
Florence, October 30, at Floral Haven. Rest in peace our dear Uncle 
Floyd. 

Published in the Tulsa World on 11/5/2006. 
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