Glenn Hardin Gee, 69, of Edmond, Oklahoma, died there on Tuesday, September 29, 2020. He was born April 27, 1951 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Kenneth Dow Gee and Barbara Caroline Baird Gee, the fourth of five brothers, Kenneth Gee, Jr., Charles, Bob, Glenn and John. He grew up in Fort Lauderdale, Rockford, Illinois and Thornton, Colorado, before his family finally settled in Oklahoma City in 1968, and he graduated from Southeast High School in 1969. He attended the University of Oklahoma for two years, before beginning his career at Southwestern Bell Telephone. He began as a service representative, and worked his way up in the company, retiring as and external affairs manager in 2000. During the 28 years he was with SW Bell he moved to Stillwater, Oklahoma, then Elk City, Oklahoma, where he met and married Stacey, and finally to Ardmore, Oklahoma. He completed his degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University while working for SW Bell. Glenn and Stacey, the love of his life, were married June 3, 1987, and had one daughter, Taylor. Glenn also had three wonderful children from his previous marriage, Trevor, Christy and Kevan. Glenn supported and served in every community in which he lived. He was fully involved in various organizations, to wit: Chairman, Elk City Chamber of Commerce, Elk City United Fund, Elk City Economic Development Board, Beckham County Economic Development Authority, Board of Trustees, Charles B. Goddard Center for the Visual and Performing Arts, Board Member, Oklahoma Arts Institute, Oklahoma Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse, Chairman of Southern Oklahoma Arts and Humanities Council, Ardmore Communities in School, Ardmore Chamber of Commerce, Ardmore Development Authority, Member, Oklahoma Academy for State Goals, Chair, Plainview Foundation, Board member, Plainview Foundation, Editorial Board Member, The Daily Ardmoreite, Guest columnist, The Daily Ardmoreite, Leadership Oklahoma graduate of Class IV, Member of the Board, Ardmore Chamber of Commerce, The Ardmore Children’s Shelter, Chairman of the Board, Ardmore Chamber of Commerce Foundation, and Member, Regulatory Affairs Professionals Association. Upon retirement from SW Bell, and after piddling around the house for a year, he went back to work, and continued to work until his health forced him to retire again in 2016. His endeavors included,
Southern Oklahoma Technology Center, Industrial Training Specialist 2001- 2005, Imtech, Regulatory Affairs Manager, 2006- 2010, SST (SW Silicon Technology), Regulatory Affairs Manager 2010-2016. Before his health stopped him, Glenn loved his Saturday morning golfing adventures with Bill Stauffer, Thom McGuire, Dave Brenner, and others. Fun stories, both true and truth-adjacent, have been shared throughout the years. He also loved a good college football game - if it was OU and they won. Friends and family was the most important thing to Glenn. He loved his children and his grandchildren, and enjoyed spending as much time with them as he could. He was happiest when he and Stacey were finally able to move to the Oklahoma City metro area in March 2019, where they were closer to all the children and grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, you may donate to The Community Children’s Shelter, 15 Monroe St. NE, Ardmore, OK 73401.
Services to celebrate his life will be at 10:00 AM, Saturday, October 3, 2020 in the chapel of Buchanan Funeral Service in Oklahoma City.
Services were at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, 3 October, at the Buchanan Funeral Service chapel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Southern Oklahoma Technology Center, Industrial Training Specialist 2001- 2005, Imtech, Regulatory Affairs Manager, 2006- 2010, SST (SW Silicon Technology), Regulatory Affairs Manager 2010-2016. Before his health stopped him, Glenn loved his Saturday morning golfing adventures with Bill Stauffer, Thom McGuire, Dave Brenner, and others. Fun stories, both true and truth-adjacent, have been shared throughout the years. He also loved a good college football game - if it was OU and they won. Friends and family was the most important thing to Glenn. He loved his children and his grandchildren, and enjoyed spending as much time with them as he could. He was happiest when he and Stacey were finally able to move to the Oklahoma City metro area in March 2019, where they were closer to all the children and grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, you may donate to The Community Children’s Shelter, 15 Monroe St. NE, Ardmore, OK 73401.
Services to celebrate his life will be at 10:00 AM, Saturday, October 3, 2020 in the chapel of Buchanan Funeral Service in Oklahoma City.
Services were at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, 3 October, at the Buchanan Funeral Service chapel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Glenn Hardin Gee, 69, of Edmond, Oklahoma, died there on Tuesday, September 29, 2020. He was born April 27, 1951 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida to Kenneth Dow Gee and Barbara Caroline Baird Gee, the fourth of five brothers, Kenneth Gee, Jr., Charles, Bob, Glenn and John. He grew up in Fort Lauderdale, Rockford, Illinois and Thornton, Colorado, before his family finally settled in Oklahoma City in 1968, and he graduated from Southeast High School in 1969. He attended the University of Oklahoma for two years, before beginning his career at Southwestern Bell Telephone. He began as a service representative, and worked his way up in the company, retiring as and external affairs manager in 2000. During the 28 years he was with SW Bell he moved to Stillwater, Oklahoma, then Elk City, Oklahoma, where he met and married Stacey, and finally to Ardmore, Oklahoma. He completed his degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University while working for SW Bell. Glenn and Stacey, the love of his life, were married June 3, 1987, and had one daughter, Taylor. Glenn also had three wonderful children from his previous marriage, Trevor, Christy and Kevan. Glenn supported and served in every community in which he lived. He was fully involved in various organizations, to wit: Chairman, Elk City Chamber of Commerce, Elk City United Fund, Elk City Economic Development Board, Beckham County Economic Development Authority, Board of Trustees, Charles B. Goddard Center for the Visual and Performing Arts, Board Member, Oklahoma Arts Institute, Oklahoma Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse, Chairman of Southern Oklahoma Arts and Humanities Council, Ardmore Communities in School, Ardmore Chamber of Commerce, Ardmore Development Authority, Member, Oklahoma Academy for State Goals, Chair, Plainview Foundation, Board member, Plainview Foundation, Editorial Board Member, The Daily Ardmoreite, Guest columnist, The Daily Ardmoreite, Leadership Oklahoma graduate of Class IV, Member of the Board, Ardmore Chamber of Commerce, The Ardmore Children’s Shelter, Chairman of the Board, Ardmore Chamber of Commerce Foundation, and Member, Regulatory Affairs Professionals Association. Upon retirement from SW Bell, and after piddling around the house for a year, he went back to work, and continued to work until his health forced him to retire again in 2016. His endeavors included,
Southern Oklahoma Technology Center, Industrial Training Specialist 2001- 2005, Imtech, Regulatory Affairs Manager, 2006- 2010, SST (SW Silicon Technology), Regulatory Affairs Manager 2010-2016. Before his health stopped him, Glenn loved his Saturday morning golfing adventures with Bill Stauffer, Thom McGuire, Dave Brenner, and others. Fun stories, both true and truth-adjacent, have been shared throughout the years. He also loved a good college football game - if it was OU and they won. Friends and family was the most important thing to Glenn. He loved his children and his grandchildren, and enjoyed spending as much time with them as he could. He was happiest when he and Stacey were finally able to move to the Oklahoma City metro area in March 2019, where they were closer to all the children and grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, you may donate to The Community Children’s Shelter, 15 Monroe St. NE, Ardmore, OK 73401.
Services to celebrate his life will be at 10:00 AM, Saturday, October 3, 2020 in the chapel of Buchanan Funeral Service in Oklahoma City.
Services were at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, 3 October, at the Buchanan Funeral Service chapel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Southern Oklahoma Technology Center, Industrial Training Specialist 2001- 2005, Imtech, Regulatory Affairs Manager, 2006- 2010, SST (SW Silicon Technology), Regulatory Affairs Manager 2010-2016. Before his health stopped him, Glenn loved his Saturday morning golfing adventures with Bill Stauffer, Thom McGuire, Dave Brenner, and others. Fun stories, both true and truth-adjacent, have been shared throughout the years. He also loved a good college football game - if it was OU and they won. Friends and family was the most important thing to Glenn. He loved his children and his grandchildren, and enjoyed spending as much time with them as he could. He was happiest when he and Stacey were finally able to move to the Oklahoma City metro area in March 2019, where they were closer to all the children and grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, you may donate to The Community Children’s Shelter, 15 Monroe St. NE, Ardmore, OK 73401.
Services to celebrate his life will be at 10:00 AM, Saturday, October 3, 2020 in the chapel of Buchanan Funeral Service in Oklahoma City.
Services were at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, 3 October, at the Buchanan Funeral Service chapel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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