Christie Marie Young Entizne

Danny C Freyer

Oct 01, 1955 - Mar 24, 2025

Tulsa, OK

Danny C Freyer October 1, 1955 - March 24, 2025 It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Danny C Freyer on March 24, 2025, at the age of 69. Danny was born on October 1, 1955, in San Francisco, CA, to his loving parents Albert Freyer and Leona Dudley. Danny will be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He leaves behind a rich tapestry of cherished memories that will forever be etched in the hearts of his family and friends. Danny's dedication to his loved ones was unwavering. He found immense joy in spending time with his family, and Sunday funday get-togethers were always a highlight for him. His face would light up when surrounded by his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and he cherished every moment spent with them. Throughout his life, Danny pursued a range of interests that brought him great happiness. His passion for old cars ran deep, and he took great pleasure in watching the races. Summers were filled with trips to the lake, where he would go camping with friends and family, creating lasting memories and sharing laughter. Wrestling held a special place in Danny's heart. It was a sport he greatly admired, and he always looked forward to watching matches unfold before his eyes. Danny was a man of strong faith and was an active member of Life Church. His spirituality guided and comforted him, providing solace in challenging times. In 1997, Danny united in marriage with his beloved wife, Chera J Freyer, in a ceremony held in Eureka Springs, AR. Their love and devotion to each other were evident to all who knew them. Together, they embraced the journey of life, supporting and uplifting one another. Throughout his professional life, Danny held various positions, each showcasing his strong work ethic and commitment to excellence. He worked as a truck driver for Transcon Freight and At Your Service, and also served as a security official. Additionally, he utilized his skills as a roofer and forklift driver for Sub Contractors and Kimberly Clark, respectively. Danny's legacy will be carried on by his adoring family. He is survived by his children, Amber Lessley, Colin Freyer, Caleb Freyer, and Amy Blankenship. Each of them held a special place in his heart, and his love for them knew no bounds. He is also survived by his grandchildren: Brittany Lessley, Mason Lessley, Cody Ford, Erin Jalbert, Brian Lessley, and his great-grandchildren: Miley & Rainey Carpenter, Zane, Zerrick, Zyler & Zathen Ford, AbahyA, Sauce, Zahara, & Lovelynn Jalbert Mason, Bryce, Noah, and Kenslee Blankenship, Parklynn, Easton, and Maverick. Danny's life was enriched by the warm presence of numerous family members and friends who will forever cherish the time spent in his company. A funeral service to honor Danny's memory will be held at Reynolds & AdamsCrest Funeral Service, located at 1916 S Sheridan Rd, Tulsa, OK 74112, USA. For more information, please contact the funeral home at (918) 838-1332. As we mourn the loss of Danny, let us remember the profound impact he made on our lives. His legacy of love, laughter, and devotion will forever linger in our hearts. May he find eternal peace in the arms of the Divine. (Note: The ImageUrl provided in the data has been omitted in this obituary.)

Thomas Lee bray

Jan 01, 1970 - Jan 20, 1970

Tulsa, OK

Thomas Lee Bray, age 53, passed away on September 17, 2024, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Born on July 14, 1971, in Joplin, Missouri, Thomas was a beloved son, brother, and friend whose presence will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Thomas was a man of many talents and passions. He attended Will Rogers High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he excelled academically and graduated with distinction. Thomas had a natural affinity for music and spent countless hours honing his skills on the guitar. His melodic notes would fill the air, captivating all those fortunate enough to listen. Fishing was another of Thomas's cherished pastimes, allowing him the opportunity to connect with nature and find solace in its tranquility. Not one to seek titles or recognition, Thomas had a humble and down-to-earth nature that endeared him to everyone he encountered. He possessed a genuine kindness and a warm smile that could light up any room. Despite facing life's challenges, Thomas maintained an unwavering spirit and faced each day with grace and determination. He taught us the importance of resilience and the power of a positive mindset. Thomas was preceded in death by his father, Steve Forest Frew. He leaves behind his beloved mother, Sharon Catherine Frew, who will forever cherish the memories they shared. Thomas's absence will be deeply felt by his friends, colleagues, and extended family, who admired his strength and admired his unwavering will. In honor of Thomas's life, a funeral service will be held at Serenity Funerals and Crematory located at 4170 E Admiral Pl, Tulsa, OK 74115, USA. Should you wish to express condolences or share fond memories of Thomas, please reach out to the funeral home staff by calling (918) 292-8411. Thomas Lee Bray will be remembered as a kind-hearted soul, a talented musician, and a steadfast friend. May his gentle spirit find eternal peace, and may his memory serve as a reminder of the beauty and resilience that exists within us all. Though he may be gone, his presence will forever resonate in our hearts.

Carlton Pearson

Mar 18, 1953 - Nov 18, 2023

Tulsa, OK

Carlton Pearson, the influential Tulsa megachurch pastor renowned for his bold rejection of the traditional doctrine of hell, passed away at 70 due to complications from cancer, as reported on November 19th, 2023. A one-time Pentecostal preacher and protégé of Oral Roberts, Pearson founded the expansive Higher Dimensions Family Church in Tulsa, peaking at 6,000 members in the 1990s. However, a profound shift in beliefs towards universalism led to the church's decline and closure in the early 2000s, causing Pearson's ostracization within evangelical circles. Despite this, his advocacy for a theology of universal love resonated globally. Pearson's journey was depicted in the 2018 film "Come Sunday," starring Martin Sheen and Chiwetel Ejiofor. After setbacks, Pearson found solace in progressive Christian circles, serving as a minister in the United Church of Christ. His complex legacy challenges conventional religious narratives, showcasing a man unafraid to evolve, even at the cost of his once-thriving congregation.