Ann Pryer

Birth date: Aug 10, 1935 Death date: Jan 27, 2013

Ann (Plank) Pryer, 77, of Tulsa and Westville, passed away Sunday January 27th, surrounded by her husband and children.Ann was born August 10, 1935, in Springfield, MO to Fred and Marie (Vaughan) Plank. In 1953 she graduated from Read Obituary

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Terry Muncy

665w ago

Ann has been such a very dear dear friend to me for the past 16 1/2 years. She constantly prayed for my family. She has a grandson the same age as my son and we talked so much about both of them and prayed. I always looked forward to surprising her with a little gift at the Annual Board Meeting Banquets for the Foundation. One year she gave me a beautiful airplane pin with stones in it. That meant so much to me. We had fun together every time I saw her. I loved her feistyness with the other board members. She was respected everyone that was around her. I had always told her that I wanted to mirror my life with hers with her rightousness and spiritual strength. I don't think I or anyone else could. She was totally amazing, just as she is now in Heaven in her beautiful Log Cabin Mansion. I miss her so much and am saddened with the loss of this beautiful lady and friend. See you Heaven, Ann. I know you continue to pray for me and my family. God just needed another Angel, because that is what you are – Love you, Terry Muncy

Jimmy Lavalley

666w ago

What a loss for our world is Annâ??s passing. Ann was one of those folks that left a mark on my life and my career. I first remember Ann from our church at Sheridan Road Baptist Church in Tulsa, as a child. Anne and Pryer (Mr. Pryer) were always a presence in our church. They worked in the church in many roles and were always teaching, regardless if it was in a class or just â??walking the talkâ?. One of my many memories are of Ann and Pryer sitting in the pewâ??s on the kidâ??s side of the church. As often happens during church with children, weâ??d lose focus and begin to talk or in general, be disruptive. I can remember Anne just simply clearing her throat and all of us snapping to attention and again paying attention. Over the years Randy Cole and I became best friends and later room mates at Northeastern Oklahoma State and as it played out, Randy married Carman Pryer (Annâ??s daughter), his childhood love. As time went on, my little sister Kay, fell in love with Scott Pryer (Annâ??s son) and married. I was always struck with what a proud woman and what a role model Ann has been in my life. Even as an adult, she continued to bring me to attention with awe and inspiration just by walking in a room. My life has been inexplicably touched in so many wonderful ways by all of the Pryerâ??s and for that, I will always be so grateful. I wish I could have been at the services but was unable to make it. I know that Ann is in a better place due to her strong faith in the Lord. I will always remember Ann and send many prayers, wonderful memories and such deep sympathies to all of the family. Ann will be so missed.Jimmy LaValley

James D. Blodgett

666w ago

Ahh what a true joy and blessing it was to have the privledge to know Ann Pryer. My heart goes out to her husband Will and the family,you all are in my daily prayers. Even though I mourn the loss of Ann, my heart rejoices because today I know without a doubt that she is walking on streets of gold,and living in a mansion built just for her. I can see her eyes now,so full of joy as she tells all who will listen in heaven,about us here,and I am sure she is already busy making friends,enjoying her loved ones,and preparing for the day when we shall all be reunited in heaven. Thank you Miss Ann for all your blessings. SEE YOU SOON

Larry Arnold

666w ago

It was always fun using her back yard to play baseball. Even when Kayla kept telling me to move in closer while pitching to her and she hit one to my face and broke my glasses. I am sorry I did not get to see her in October while in Tulsa.Thanks for the memories. Larry Arnold

Curtis Hanks

666w ago

Sent a gift in memory of Ann Pryer

Susan Deeter

666w ago

I have known Ann and Mr. Pryer for so many years. I worked for them many years ago. He was the best boss any one could ask for. Ann was an angel to me she helped me many times after I left my employment with Pryer Machine and Tool. Ann can to my baby's funeral and my mom's. Ann help me with employment several times over the years. My heart is so heavy for Mr. Pryer and famly and my prayers are with each of you. I know I will meet Ann again some day. You are missed my dear friend and will never be forgotten.

Cindy Brooks

666w ago

Mrs Pryer was like a second Momma to me. Her daughter, Angela was my dearest friend during my teen years. I have fond memories of seeing Mrs. Pryer waiting out in many parking lots in her pretty white town car…waiting for Angela and I. As we would approach the car I would see Mrs. Pryer look up from her Bible that she was reading and greet me with a big smile and kind word. She truly loved me and she cared about me. During those crucial years of my life; Mrs. Pryer would send me encouraging notes that affirmed and challenged me to live for Jesus.One verse really makes me think of her. "Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in heaven." Mrs. Pryer truly shined for Jesus. She always exhibited grace to others and had an inner peace. She was a true lady, devoted mother and wife and faithful Christian.I am a life that was changed and blessed by her kindness.With Love, Cindy (Speas) Brooks

Cheryl Morrison

666w ago

My prayers and condolences to the Pryer family. I was one of Ann's nurses and I was so touched by the love and support her family and friends gave to her. What a blessing for Ann to have such a wonderful family by her side. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Shareca Thompson

666w ago

Angela – I am thinking of you- I would love for you to find me on FB ( Facebook). I asked Gordon Small to get me a booklet from the funeral – I am unable to go due to health, and my mom is unable to take off work. I loved your mom very much, and I think of you often.

Carthal Cobb Family

666w ago

Our family had the privilege to meet and work with Ann through our mutual involvements in the Christian school movement of the '70 – 80's. Ann's well written obituary says volumes about this very special lady who expressed to many her love for our LORD. We send our sincere condolences to Angela and all the family. Violet Cobb

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