Jimmie Ray Odom

Birth date: Dec 14, 1972 Death date: Feb 11, 2016

Jimmie Ray Odom, was born December 14, 1972, to Linda (Harrison) and Kenneth Odom, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Jimmie passed from this life at the age of 43 years old. Jimmie attended Catoosa High School, in Catoosa, Oklahoma. Then he att Read Obituary

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Preslie Grabfelder

387w ago

I had not a single memory with him, and I doubt he even knew I was alive.I know I’m a little late to the party but I read all the nice thing u said about my dad and I would to meet all the people who wrote all those nice thing about him.
My name is Preslie Grabfelder I’m 13 and I’m Jimmie ray Odom’s daughter. I really wish I could have meet him. That was the one thing I wanted to do more than any thing else. My mom would me stories of when they were together. Their was one I remember really well, aparently he fell asleep at a party, my uncles and my mom had decided to paint his toe nails red and when he woke up he was furious.
If u hadn’t have guessed my mom is Haley Grabfelder. We only learned about his death last summer so I havent know my dad side of the family for long,but they at some of the nicest people I know, and I’m so exited to have 3 uncles. And grandma Linda is come over tomorrow so it going to be great.
By seeing what u people think of him makes me so happy. If I ever meet u people can u tell me some more story from when u knew him.??

Crystal Meierstein

486w ago

Lit a candle in memory of Jimmie Ray Odom

Renee

501w ago

Sent a gift in memory of Jimmie Ray Odom

Mike Reid

502w ago

Still think about you everyday buddy. Miss you.

Mike R

503w ago

Jimmie. I can say that I was honored to meet you and get too know you. You were one the nicest guys that I have ever met. I wish that you were still with us so that I could have spent more time getting to know you. I wish your family the best in the worse time of their lives. May God give them the strength to keep going. Fly high my friend. I'll think of you every day that I'm at work flying and knowing that I'm a little closer too you.

Tom

503w ago

ray of lighthere in this life in this place that comes to see and touch and feeland loveand return in time-tom sans

David Bridgman

503w ago

My prayers are with the family! Jake (as we knew him) will be missed here in Dallas! May he Rest In Peace!

Vona Keeter (Cardwell)

503w ago

I have so many memories of this sweet man. He was my high school sweetheart and first love. Jim has such an infectious spirit about him that you just want to be his friend. I remember so many little things; and big things. His smile was probably my favorite feature of his. When he smiled or laughed, those dimples would show and those blue eyes would sparkle. And he laughed a lot. The one memory that keeps popping up in my mind was our senior skip day. He hadn't planned on going but called me as we were packing up to head to the river. He and I shared a canoe and he took over the navigation claiming, "Me man, me take woman down river safely." He had rolled up his khakis to the point they made some pretty awkward looking shorts, stuck a piece of "hay" (it was a weed), in his mouth, stood with each foot planted on either side of the canoe so he was standing/ straddling the thing and began to sing. Loud. The man has a terrible singing voice but at that moment, time stood still; we were free of any and all responsibilities. I was sunbathing, and Jimmie was doing everything he could to annoy me. (: then, we tipped over because he wasn't much of a navigator either. We laughed until we cried. as we stood on a sandbank shipwrecked, one of our friends rowed by sitting in a canoe that was barely above water. And he just kept rowing like he wasn't about to sink completely. That made us laugh harder. We have shared so many of these types of moments. We did a lot of laughing together. It was my biggest draw to him. His laughter and his light hearted spirit. I am thankful he and I had remained in contact all these years. It's what I cling to now. I love you always, Jimmie. You are bigger than life.

Kevin Funkhouser

503w ago

Who you know and what you do. …none of that matters in the end. What really matters is how many people know how truly fantastic you were. I only knew Jimmie a little, but I knew that his smile had gravity and his heart was good. What else do you need to know about someone? My thoughts and prayers are with his family and the plethora of friends who love him.

Dino A. Sanchez

503w ago

WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS FOR 4YRS. WE NEVER MET IN PERSON….BUT HE ALWAYS LENT AN EAR TO LISTEN AND HELP! I LOVED HIS PASSION FOR ALL HIS ENDEAVORS..HE WAS A GO GETTER! IT IS SO WEIRD NOT TALK OR TYPE TO HIM….I MISS HIM SO MUCH! HE IS A BEAUTIFUL MAN SPECIALLY WHEN HE GOT EXCITED TO GO VISIT HIS GRANNY…I KNEW HE WAS A FAMILY MAN. GOD BLESS AND KEEP HIM SAFE….MUAH….DINO

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