Birth date: Feb 11, 1963 Death date: Aug 14, 2016
Arthur Kelley Allen, a resident of Tulsa, passed away August 14, 2016 at the age of 53. He was born February 11, 1963 to Thomas E. and Anne M. Allen in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was preceded in death by his father, Ted Allen; brothers, Read Obituary
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So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you.Greg and Jan Duke
So sorry for your loss it's hard to believe even though I did not see kelly very often he always was smiling I can't even imagine your pain your family is in my thoughts and prayers. David Dowell
There are no words to express how hurt and sad we all are at the loss of our "brother from another mother". Kelly has been a friend and loved one to us since we were all children. No matter where he was, or how long it had been since you last saw Kelly he was there with a smile and a big hug!. He has been a part of Patricks life as a dear friend and never ending buddy. He will be greatly missed as all of us try to cope with the loss. All of you are in our prayers and know that a better life awaits all of us. God Bless. Debra Aery-Schmidt, Michael Aery, Patrick and Cheryl Aery
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Kelley died as he lived – fast and furious. He was in his mid-teens when he started running away from home. Mother was absolutely worried sick. Kelley on the other hand, did not see any issue with just taking off now and then. Nothing against mom or dad, he just craved the adventure. In his 20's I asked him when he was going to settle down, he replied when I am 30, well he blew right on past 30, at 53, he was still seeking excitement. Excitement left him with numerous close calls, a broken back and one kidney. He knew pain, but nothing could slow him down. Sunday, Kelley's nine lives came to an end and we are heart broken. Even though Kelley didn't "get" our concern, it wasn't a reflection on how he felt about his family. Kelley needed to love and be loved and he expressed that with his compassion and generosity. I am really pissed off at him for leaving us, for making us feel the grief that was inevitable. I am grateful that Kelley knew God, because when I see him again I am going to slap the s^*t out of him. RIP Kelley, you will always be in our hearts.
Thank you Clarence! Patti Fry (Kelley's sister)
Kelley died as he lived – fast and furious. He was in his mid-teens when he started running away from home. Mother was absolutely worried sick. Kelley on the other hand, did not see any issue with just taking off now and then. Nothing against mom or dad, he just craved the adventure. In his 20's I asked him when he was going to settle down, he replied when I am 30, well he blew right on past 30, at 53, he was still seeking excitement. Excitement left him with numerous close calls, a broken back and one kidney. He knew pain, but nothing could slow him down. Sunday, Kelley's nine lives came to an end and we are heart broken. Even though Kelley didn't "get" our concern, it wasn't a reflection on how he felt about his family. Kelley needed to love and be loved and he expressed that with his compassion and generosity. I am really pissed off at him for leaving us, for making us feel the grief that was inevitable. I am greatful that Kelley knew God, because when I see him again I am going to slap the s^*t out of him. RIP Kelley, you will always be in our hearts.
To the family of Arthur Kelley Allen it is with the utmost deepest sympathy that I write this brief note. Kelley was one of the guys from the start he fit right in like a missing piece of the puzzle he had patience and understanding. He had the attitude and knowledge that it took to be a maintenance man, and the Perseverance to get the job done. He went far and above what was expected. He was loyal and dedicated to his profession, and a good man to have known and work with. He will surely be missed in the H & L plant and more as a family member of the maintenance team may God bless the rest of his family King James Isaiah 57 1 & 2 L j. Jc bw ck
