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Obit of Willard Lee - Grady County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandi Carter   SandKatC@aol.com 13 Feb Jan 2001
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Willard Lee 

Surname: DICKENS, KEARNEY, LEE, LEVY, LoBAUGH, PEARCY, QUAN, WILLIFORD, WONG

The Chickasha Express-Star
13 January 2001

Funeral services for Willard Lee, 80, of Chickasha, will be held Saturday, 
January 13, 2001, at 10:30 a.m. in the Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel, Rev. 
J.V. LoBaugh officiating.

Willard Lee was born August 27, 1920 the son of Charles Levy and Gladys 
Wong Levy. He died January 8, 2001 in Oklahoma City.

Willard married Jane May Kearney.

Willard worked his whole life as a business owner and operator. From 1950 
to 1967, Willard drag-raced motorcycles. Willard owned Willard's
Manufacturing from 1959-1979. He manufactured Rod Iron patio furniture 
and also built and raced jet boats in the Parker 9 Hour Enduro. He was 
also a member of the Moose Club.

In 1979, Willard moved to northern California and started a kiwi farm 
named Doys Kiwi. He sold his ranch and fully retired in 1999. He then
 moved to Chickasha in May 2000.

Willard is preceded in death by both parents, a brother, Bill, and a 
sister, Rose.

Survivors include, a brother Weavel Lee of Alabama; two sisters, Florence 
Quan of California and Mary Wong also of California; two sons Charles M. 
Levy of Chickasha and Willard D. Levy, Jr. of Utah; two daughters Vicki 
G. Levy of California and Cindi Dickens also of California; a daughter-in-law 
Tasha Levy of Chickasha; three grandsons Willard S. Levy of Chickasha, 
Christopher Dickens of California and Tristan Pearcy of Oklahoma; and a 
granddaughter, Holly M. Williford of California.

Internment will be in the Fairlawn Cemetery under the direction of Ferguson 
Funeral Home.