Advertisement

Jimmy Franklin “Jim” Lyons

Advertisement

Jimmy Franklin “Jim” Lyons

Birth
Salonia Township, Latimer County, Oklahoma, USA
Death
10 Jun 2021 (aged 84)
Pocola, Le Flore County, Oklahoma, USA
Burial
Bokoshe, Le Flore County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID
View Source
Funeral Service for Jimmy Franklin Lyons, 84 of Bokoshe, Oklahoma will be at 2:00 PM on Monday, June 14, 2021 at Bokoshe First Baptist Church in Bokoshe, Oklahoma. Burial will follow at Old Bokoshe Cemetery in Bokoshe, Oklahoma. Viewing will be Sunday 1:00pm - 7:00pm with family greeting friends from 2:00pm - 4:00pm. Services are under the direction of Mallory-Martin Funeral Home of Spiro, Oklahoma

Jimmy Franklin Lyons went home to go fishing with the Man who calms the Seas on June 10, 2021. He was born in Saloni, South of Red Oak, OK on February 13, 1937. He was proceeded in death by his parents, Paul Franklin and Edith Jewell (Strange) Lyons and Infant Grandson Geofferey Michael Lyons.

Jimmy is survived by his wife, Donna Carter Lyons, of Bokoshe. They were married on August 13, 1959 in Red Oak, OK.

Sons: David and Theresa, Jimmy Jr. of Bokoshe, OK and Paul and Jane of Gulf Breeze, FL.

Grandchildren: Terri and Jerrod Willett of Morganfield, KY Amie and Chad Lewis of Sturgis, KY Nicole and Joey Garcia of Grants, NM Leslie and Josh Simpson of Corydon, KY Laura and Eric Stone of Evansville, IN Lynn Lyons of Morganfield, KY Nate and Megan Lyons of Niceville, FL Isaac Lyons of Gulf Breeze, FL

3 Great Granddaughters and 8 Great Grandsons plus another great grand on the way

Sisters: Rilla Gooch Wilcox, Sue Ryan, and Frances and Ronnie Woodruff of Red Oak, OK

Brothers: Richard and Barbara of Morganfield, KY John and Renee of Durant, OK

Jimmy was a dedicated Christian serving as Song Leader of Bokoshe First Baptist Church and living a life witnessing and helping others. No matter where he went, he never met a stranger and always tried to leave a positive impression on how to treat others. He loved to fish, hunt, and tell stories about the good old days. He was a proud Retired Peabody Coal Miner. He put God and his family first in all things. He worked hard to make things as easy as possible for everyone. He will be missed greatly but we all know that he has a better place to go fishing today as he waits for the rest of us to join him in that Beautiful Place prepared for us if we only chose and believe in our Most Precious Heavenly Father.
Funeral Service for Jimmy Franklin Lyons, 84 of Bokoshe, Oklahoma will be at 2:00 PM on Monday, June 14, 2021 at Bokoshe First Baptist Church in Bokoshe, Oklahoma. Burial will follow at Old Bokoshe Cemetery in Bokoshe, Oklahoma. Viewing will be Sunday 1:00pm - 7:00pm with family greeting friends from 2:00pm - 4:00pm. Services are under the direction of Mallory-Martin Funeral Home of Spiro, Oklahoma

Jimmy Franklin Lyons went home to go fishing with the Man who calms the Seas on June 10, 2021. He was born in Saloni, South of Red Oak, OK on February 13, 1937. He was proceeded in death by his parents, Paul Franklin and Edith Jewell (Strange) Lyons and Infant Grandson Geofferey Michael Lyons.

Jimmy is survived by his wife, Donna Carter Lyons, of Bokoshe. They were married on August 13, 1959 in Red Oak, OK.

Sons: David and Theresa, Jimmy Jr. of Bokoshe, OK and Paul and Jane of Gulf Breeze, FL.

Grandchildren: Terri and Jerrod Willett of Morganfield, KY Amie and Chad Lewis of Sturgis, KY Nicole and Joey Garcia of Grants, NM Leslie and Josh Simpson of Corydon, KY Laura and Eric Stone of Evansville, IN Lynn Lyons of Morganfield, KY Nate and Megan Lyons of Niceville, FL Isaac Lyons of Gulf Breeze, FL

3 Great Granddaughters and 8 Great Grandsons plus another great grand on the way

Sisters: Rilla Gooch Wilcox, Sue Ryan, and Frances and Ronnie Woodruff of Red Oak, OK

Brothers: Richard and Barbara of Morganfield, KY John and Renee of Durant, OK

Jimmy was a dedicated Christian serving as Song Leader of Bokoshe First Baptist Church and living a life witnessing and helping others. No matter where he went, he never met a stranger and always tried to leave a positive impression on how to treat others. He loved to fish, hunt, and tell stories about the good old days. He was a proud Retired Peabody Coal Miner. He put God and his family first in all things. He worked hard to make things as easy as possible for everyone. He will be missed greatly but we all know that he has a better place to go fishing today as he waits for the rest of us to join him in that Beautiful Place prepared for us if we only chose and believe in our Most Precious Heavenly Father.


Sponsored by Ancestry

Advertisement