Birth date: Feb 15, 1942 Death date: May 6, 2024
Felix Albert DeGeyter, age 82, passed away on May 6, 2024, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Born on February 15, 1942, in Van Nuys, California, Felix was a beloved figure known for his vibrant personality and zest for life that made him the li Read Obituary
I am in the UK and Felix helped me no end once I reached out to him some 6 years ago. I had purchase a very scruffy 1964 Glenn Pray. Felix answered my many questions and he was a wonderful help. Thank you and my condolances to all his family and friends
I will miss him dearly, I never meet Felix but for the last 12 years we spoke on the phone about my Auburn boattail speedster # 75, he educated me thru out the years and the conversations we had i will treasure. My condolence to his family. Ron Cassella
I met Felix back in the 90's, he was a wealth of knowledge concerning the 810. He stopped by my house here in the KC metro and we swapped stories and info. My condolences to his friends and family.
While writing Glen Prays book,…The Untold Stories of Glen Pray, I got to know Felix. He was such an integral part of the Pray Family and was a wealth of knowledge. It was an honor to get to know him and his infectious laugh and grin. He will be sincerely missed by everyone who knew him.
I got familiar with ACD in 1972 while attending Spartan School on the GI Bill. I met up with Felix and Glenn back the on a field trip. Felix was the brain there according to Glenn. After locating a 8/10 l was challenged enough to call for help. I met Felix in 2020 and we became comrades for cars. Felix offered his advice willingly. Told me of suppliers for the orphaned car l liked so much and invited me to his home. He will surely be missed.. Carl Gerker Palmdale, CA
Hi Pat and Family. The world offers a few rare lights that shine as bright as Felix and they are cherished indeed. While we only got to meet you both once, you made us feel like we'd known you forever... Jeff and I are so very sorry for your loss, and we know Felix is racing Cords with Granddad Fred around the Heavens and having a blast! All our love, Jeff & Renae Bauer
Felix was my best friend for many years. We got together almost daily to discuss the world in general, and our pursuit and love of cars. We often did work on the cars in his collection at his garage we shared. We both helped Harbor Frieght in business as we purchased tools we needed there. We both were friends of Glenn Pray the manufacturer of Auburn and Cord cars. Felix and his wife Patty and I went to dinner most Fridays. Felix and I took several journeys to collect or deliver cars. We went yearly to the Festival in Auburn, Indiana. We were both in hopes he would soon be back home from rehab, when he was tragically lost. He never met a stranger. Rest in Peace Dear Friend !
