Birth date: Jun 12, 1953 Death date: Jul 26, 2014
Garry Lee McBurnett, 61, of Tulsa, died on Saturday, July 26, 2014. He was born on June 12, 1953, in Rosenburg, Oregon, the son of George and Bille (Shover) McBurnett, Jr. On April 21, 1980, he married Vicki Moore, in Tulsa. He lo Read Obituary
Every once in a while, there has been someone who has stood out as a person willing to be more than a friend. They go the extra mile and are genuinely concerned about you. These people share their experience, strength and hope with the hope that it might benefit you. Garry Mac was that guy. He made a difference in my life at a time when I really needed it.
I have no words to say that can express how truly sorry I am for the loss you have experienced. I have so many great memories of Garry and the time I spent with your family. Some of my favorites are the times we spent on the great pontoon, the numerous childhood arguments I had with Garry trying to convince him that June 12th was MY birthday, the not so effective â??puppies are just as cute and cuddly as babiesâ? speech he gave my husband, and, of course, the ever important time he stepped in for my dad and walked me down the aisle. He was truly a great person and I feel blessed to say I knew him. I realize there is nothing I can say to make this hurt any less, but I pray that God comforts you all and has blessed you with many wonderful memories that can passed along for many years to come. Rest in Peace Garry! I love you all!!
Lit a candle in memory of Garry Lee McBurnett
Words cannot simply say what we are feeling. So many years we were out of touch but the love was always there. I cannot believe you are gone from your earthly body. I have faith that I will see you again. You are with your Mom and Dad now. I'll never forget the times when we were little running around Aunt Bills home giggling and laughing at all your antics. You will be greatly loved and greatly missed. God bless Vickie, Johnna, Michael and all those grand babies. You will and always be a cousin I remember, a laughter so kind I cannot forget. You were a wonderful man and it's hard to believe you have left us so soon. Love to you all…..Cousin Laura L Austin
I will always remember Garry for his sense of humor and love for German vehicles. He was a dedicated tool maker and hard worker. He took pride in whatever he did. I will miss him as a co-worker and friend.
I will miss seeing Garry on my fleeting trips to Tulsa (Owasso). My thoughts and prayers are with the family. I know I have an empty space in my heart right now so I can only imagine what Vicki and the rest of the family feel. Garry was really "one of the good guys". God grant us peace. Love Claudette
