Birth date: Apr 1, 1932 Death date: Jul 18, 2025
With a heart as wide as the Oklahoma sky, Harold Leon Chandler, 93, of Tulsa, OK, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family on July 18th, 2025. Born on April 1st, 1932, in Moody, Oklahoma to Oscar and Laura Chandler, Read Obituary
The fondest memory I have is going to the lake most every weekend as part of the family and being taught to water ski. Rest in Peace Mr. Chandler, you lived a good life. ❤️
“Uncle” Harold was kind of a jokester and kind of a “Happy Go Lucky” person. Dad always said Harold was very smart and learned quickly.
When I was very young (I believe Harold was just back from the Army) I was at “PaPa and Granny’s” house which was just down the road from our house, and Harold was chasing me around the house saying that he was going to cut my ears off. I went running to Granny and told her, expecting that she would reprimand him, but without stopping what she was doing, she just said “Oh, that old knife of his is so dull it wouldn’t cut anything”.
There are several other special memories, but the things I remember most are the frequent weekend visits that “Harold and Mary” made to “PaPa and Granny’s”. Some of my brothers and I would usually go there too and play cards or other games and visit in the evenings. During the day we would go swimming at the “Blue Hole” or go hunting and fishing.
There are many wonderful memories. He will be missed.
Uncle Harold was always the life of the party. Always cheerful, positive, and uplifting. Emphasizing the positive the side of things.
Uncle Harold was always the life of the party. Always positive, cheerful, and uplifting
Making movies at aunt Gineves and uncle Tom's during large family gatherings.. Harold and Marie were loved by everyone, Harold was a very funny person, Marie was always so pretty ,
All the kids loved them both
I would love to see the home movies he made in Tahlequah.
My fondest memories of Harold and Marie were at the family gatherings
I remember the time when Mary drove their car into the ditch at Lowrey school. Mary was upset and crying but Harold was laughing it off, there was no damage and Uncle Boyd pull the car out of the ditch. I believe Mary was just learning to drive.
