Johnny Dale Myers, 57, of Edmond, Oklahoma passed on September 26, 2021.
Johnny was born in Wichita, Kansas to Dale Winfred Myers and Francis Janelle Osburn, on October 9th, 1963. Johnny attended School at Amarillo High School before attending the Texas State Technology Institute for Aircraft Mechanics.
Johnny spent most of his life framing houses before becoming the Maintenance Manager for Spring Creek Apartments where he later retired after many years.
Johnny enjoyed fishing, riding his motorcycle and spending time in Eureka Springs. Johnny also enjoyed his TV programs, especially the old westerns like Rawhide, Gunsmoke and the Rifleman. When not watching his westerns, Johnny was rooting on the OU Sooners and Dallas Cowboys with his best friend, his son, Rob. Johnny also had a soft spot for his two beloved wiener dogs, Mr. Butters and Boo Boo.
Most importantly, Johnny was a family man. Always spreading love and laughter with his infectious smile as well as his ornery antics. Johnny loved having fun with his family, not going one day with out visiting or seeing them. He will be truly missed by all.
Johnny is survived by His Son Robert Myers and Wife Alex of Edmond, Oklahoma; One brother, Mark Myers of Memphis, Tennessee; One sister, Teresa Lawrence of Luther, Oklahoma; One Granddaughter, Bernadette Ackerman, of Edmond, Oklahoma; Three nieces, Kasey, Samantha, and Emily; and one nephew, Luke, All from the Oklahoma City metro.
Johnny is preceded in death by his beloved parents, Dale and Francis, and beloved Sister, Karen Myers, who were all three the lights of his life.
Johnny was born in Wichita, Kansas to Dale Winfred Myers and Francis Janelle Osburn, on October 9th, 1963. Johnny attended School at Amarillo High School before attending the Texas State Technology Institute for Aircraft Mechanics.
Johnny spent most of his life framing houses before becoming the Maintenance Manager for Spring Creek Apartments where he later retired after many years.
Johnny enjoyed fishing, riding his motorcycle and spending time in Eureka Springs. Johnny also enjoyed his TV programs, especially the old westerns like Rawhide, Gunsmoke and the Rifleman. When not watching his westerns, Johnny was rooting on the OU Sooners and Dallas Cowboys with his best friend, his son, Rob. Johnny also had a soft spot for his two beloved wiener dogs, Mr. Butters and Boo Boo.
Most importantly, Johnny was a family man. Always spreading love and laughter with his infectious smile as well as his ornery antics. Johnny loved having fun with his family, not going one day with out visiting or seeing them. He will be truly missed by all.
Johnny is survived by His Son Robert Myers and Wife Alex of Edmond, Oklahoma; One brother, Mark Myers of Memphis, Tennessee; One sister, Teresa Lawrence of Luther, Oklahoma; One Granddaughter, Bernadette Ackerman, of Edmond, Oklahoma; Three nieces, Kasey, Samantha, and Emily; and one nephew, Luke, All from the Oklahoma City metro.
Johnny is preceded in death by his beloved parents, Dale and Francis, and beloved Sister, Karen Myers, who were all three the lights of his life.
Johnny Dale Myers, 57, of Edmond, Oklahoma passed on September 26, 2021.
Johnny was born in Wichita, Kansas to Dale Winfred Myers and Francis Janelle Osburn, on October 9th, 1963. Johnny attended School at Amarillo High School before attending the Texas State Technology Institute for Aircraft Mechanics.
Johnny spent most of his life framing houses before becoming the Maintenance Manager for Spring Creek Apartments where he later retired after many years.
Johnny enjoyed fishing, riding his motorcycle and spending time in Eureka Springs. Johnny also enjoyed his TV programs, especially the old westerns like Rawhide, Gunsmoke and the Rifleman. When not watching his westerns, Johnny was rooting on the OU Sooners and Dallas Cowboys with his best friend, his son, Rob. Johnny also had a soft spot for his two beloved wiener dogs, Mr. Butters and Boo Boo.
Most importantly, Johnny was a family man. Always spreading love and laughter with his infectious smile as well as his ornery antics. Johnny loved having fun with his family, not going one day with out visiting or seeing them. He will be truly missed by all.
Johnny is survived by His Son Robert Myers and Wife Alex of Edmond, Oklahoma; One brother, Mark Myers of Memphis, Tennessee; One sister, Teresa Lawrence of Luther, Oklahoma; One Granddaughter, Bernadette Ackerman, of Edmond, Oklahoma; Three nieces, Kasey, Samantha, and Emily; and one nephew, Luke, All from the Oklahoma City metro.
Johnny is preceded in death by his beloved parents, Dale and Francis, and beloved Sister, Karen Myers, who were all three the lights of his life.
Johnny was born in Wichita, Kansas to Dale Winfred Myers and Francis Janelle Osburn, on October 9th, 1963. Johnny attended School at Amarillo High School before attending the Texas State Technology Institute for Aircraft Mechanics.
Johnny spent most of his life framing houses before becoming the Maintenance Manager for Spring Creek Apartments where he later retired after many years.
Johnny enjoyed fishing, riding his motorcycle and spending time in Eureka Springs. Johnny also enjoyed his TV programs, especially the old westerns like Rawhide, Gunsmoke and the Rifleman. When not watching his westerns, Johnny was rooting on the OU Sooners and Dallas Cowboys with his best friend, his son, Rob. Johnny also had a soft spot for his two beloved wiener dogs, Mr. Butters and Boo Boo.
Most importantly, Johnny was a family man. Always spreading love and laughter with his infectious smile as well as his ornery antics. Johnny loved having fun with his family, not going one day with out visiting or seeing them. He will be truly missed by all.
Johnny is survived by His Son Robert Myers and Wife Alex of Edmond, Oklahoma; One brother, Mark Myers of Memphis, Tennessee; One sister, Teresa Lawrence of Luther, Oklahoma; One Granddaughter, Bernadette Ackerman, of Edmond, Oklahoma; Three nieces, Kasey, Samantha, and Emily; and one nephew, Luke, All from the Oklahoma City metro.
Johnny is preceded in death by his beloved parents, Dale and Francis, and beloved Sister, Karen Myers, who were all three the lights of his life.
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