Obit.Tulsa,OK- HUNT, James C."Jay"
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Submitted by Jeff Smith in March 2005

HUNT James C. "Jay", Jr. Tulsa petroleum engineer and former Marine Corps 
pilot, passed away December 31,1999. Born August 2, 1933 to James C. and 
Corinne Hunt in Ft. Scott, KS. Jay was a graduate of Tulsa's Central High 
School and the University of Oklahoma, earning a Bachelor's Degree in 
Petroleum Engineering. Following graduation, Hunt served overseas during 
the Korean conflict, rising to the rank of Major, USMC. Upon his return, 
Jay pursued a successful career in the oil and gas business, working with 
several companies, primarily in Oklahoma and Texas. He is survived by: his 
wife, Deedra Alderson Hunt; sisters, Emily Paschal Hunt MacIvor and Jan Hunt 
Kirkland; children, daughter, Cathy Rose and husband, Don, daughter, 
Jayne Selman and husband, Jim, daughter, Patty Hunt Rowan and husband, Rob, 
son, James Chapman Hunt III (Jake) and wife, Becki and daughter, Jodie Rene' 
Alderson; grandchildren, Hunt and Gibson Rose, Molly and Annie Kate Selman, 
Jessie and Jack Rowan, and Harley. Jay brought smiles and laughter to all 
he met. He is deeply loved and will be greatly missed by his family and his 
many friends. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Floral Haven Funeral 
Home. Service scheduled for Tuesday, January 4, 2000 at 2:30 p.m., Floral 
Haven Chapel located at 6500 South 129th East Ave.