George Pearn

Birth date: Jan 26, 1953 Death date: Jul 31, 2020

George R Pearn, 67, of Broken Arrow passed away July 31, 2020. He was born on January 26, 1953 in Rawlins Wyoming to George and Lois Pearn. George attended Saint Mary’s School, Bishop Kelley High School, and graduated from Oklaho Read Obituary

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Carol Story

140w ago

So sorry for your loss! George and I were friends when we were 12 year old kids. I went to St. Mary’s for one year, in the 7th grade, and lived down the street from George. I have very fond memories of learning to play tennis together, and going to a small local amusement park to swim and enjoy the paddle boats on a hot day. But my favorite memory is when George asked his neighbor to show us his Austin Healey sports car in his garage, which he did. Since George and I shared a love of cool cars, it was magical seeing the Austin Healey up close! And it’s no surprise to read about his cool high school car. My family moved to California the summer I turned 13, so I never saw George again. But, the fun and adventure we shared as 12 year old kids has stayed in my heart all these years. I’m saddened to read of his passing, and hope his family takes some comfort in knowing a little bit more about how his spirit and light spread joy. Rest In Peace my dear childhood friend! Carol

Mark O'meilia

258w ago

I went to St. Mary and Bishop Kelley with George and he had a very good sense of humor. I remember that boxed groceries in grade school up the street on Peoria and 49th and continued into high school (I think). I do know he bought a blue Chevy Chevelle with his money and was one of the first guys in H.S. to have his own car. He didn't go out for high school sports but he was good enough to run track and play on the golf team. I saw him some, too, in Stillwater. I'll remember George as one of people I liked to talk with and as a good golfer who played the hook (L to R) on every shot he played. It sounds like he had a good life and I'm glad. - Mark O'Meilia

Clay Roberts

270w ago

George was a friendly, good man with a kind-heart, whom was my pal as a teenager. I'll remember George as a happy, good-spirited friend; known to many and liked by all! Best car (50 years ago - a collector's dream now) was his blue Chevelle SS - and many friends
would enjoy a 'cruise with George!' God rest George's soul, bless & comfort your family. I'm a better man - thanks to him - by having had his friendship, Clay Roberts

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