Oklahoma City, OK obituaries
Life stories and memorials of 14 people from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with photos and memories shared by family and friends.
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Frances Mae (Heine) Lowrey1923 to 2017
Former Oklahoma City Ward 4 Councilwoman Frances Mae Lowrey, 94, of Oklahoma City, passed away Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017 in Shawnee. Frances was born May 14, 1923, in...
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Dakota Milo Cox2025
Dakota Milo Cox July 24, 2025 – November 28, 2025 Dakota Milo Cox, affectionately known as "Kota Bear," was a profoundly loved son, a cherished younger brother to his...
- James Marion Daves1983 to 2022
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Santos Delarosa-Manzano1968 to 2023
Loving Father, Partner, Son, Brother, Uncle, and Friend. Santos Delarosa-Manzano was 54. When he was a boy, he came to Oklahoma City. He started working at a young age...
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Catherine Ann Douglas1955 to 2021
Catherine “Cathy” (Lewis) Douglas earned her wings and flew home to heaven after a 40-day hospital battle with Covid-19 on January 13th, 2021. She fought extremely...
- Todd Alan Douglas1961 to 2022
- Alex Flores2014 to 2020
- Donita Elaine Franklin1972 to 2025
- Christopher Scott Hervey1962 to 2024
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William Ridgeway “Ridge” Hooks1945 to 2020
William Ridgeway "Ridge" Hooks passed peacefully into eternal life on Sunday, April 5, 2020, in Tyler, TX, surrounded by his family. He was born in Waco, TX to Brian...
- Scott Joseph Kill1961 to 2023
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Barbara Jean Sims1933 to 2024
Barbara was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother. She was loved by all and we miss her more than words.
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Robert Blaine Swartz1964 to 2022
Sgt. Robert “Bobby” Swartz of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma passed away on August 22, 2022. His inspirational life was cut short while fulfilling his duties as a Sergeant in...
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Frank Willis III1966 to 2021
Sometimes in life there are losses. Losses that are so profound and devastating that they are nearly impossible to come back from. Losing Frank was the ultimate loss...
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