Birth date: Sep 10, 1985 Death date: Nov 16, 2025
Jonathan “Jon” Creazzo, 40, of Collinsville, Oklahoma, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, November 16, 2025. He was born on September 10, 1985, in Owasso, Oklahoma, the son of Tonya and Jim Bender. Jon married Kendra Lynn Hotop o Read Obituary
I am deeply saddened to hear this news. We worked together at the Chalkboard . Jon spun a few tunes for us at many parties! He was a beautiful man with a beautiful soul. My deepest condolences to his family and friends.
Janette Turner
I played golf with Jon over the past few years. I was lucky enough to have Dusty introduce me to him. What a great guy and a pleasure to be around. Jon, you will be missed and we'll tee it up again next time we meet. Love you brother.
I met Jon about ten years ago when I worked under him for Compass Group. He was a wonderful and attentive boss, and always looked out for all of us. He helped me to grow and flourish as a chef and as a person, in time becoming a good friend.
I wish to convey my sincerest sympathy’s to Jon’s family and friends. Words could not possibly convey the depth of your loss. Just know he will be remembered with love and honor for his wonderful life.
Some great times on the Golf trips with Jon! Gonna miss you brother.
I met Jon about eleven years ago, and a few years after that he picked up golf. I invited him to play with our group, and from that moment on our friendship just took off. He became a full-blown golf fanatic almost overnight. We were out on the course at least twice a week, laughing, competing, and just enjoying the game together.
Jon always wanted to get better, and he often asked me for advice — which I was happy to give. And man, did he improve. He worked at it, he cared about it, and you could see his progress every time he swung a club.
One thing about Jon: he always showed up looking sharp. High-end golf shirts, perfectly put-together outfits, and the shoes… he must’ve owned more shoes than the rest of us combined. He brought style to every tee box.
Some of my best memories are witnessing not one, but two hole-in-ones by him. I was so excited for him both times — you could see how happy he was, and I’ll never forget those moments.
I’m going to miss him so much. Jon was one of the boys, through and through. My heart and prayers go out to his wife, Kendra, his sweet daughter, Brianna, and the rest of his family.
I hope you’re winning $5 golf bets in heaven, my friend. Until we meet again.
Jonathan was outstanding human. I first met him over 20 years ago when he was one of my students at Tri County Technology Center…“Johnny disco“ as we affectionately called him… He was kind, funny, consistent, strong, very talented, beloved by all, and someone I admired very much. He and his classmates brought so much joy into my life as a young educator and it was such a pleasure to watch him discover, learn, grow and become such a talented and incredible chef! One of the things I distinctly remember about Jonathan was that he was always happy and never missed an opportunity to make all of us laugh. It was such a pleasure to watch him grow and see his career flourish throughout the years… I cannot even describe how proud I am of the leader he became in both his professional and personal life… I will always hold a special place for him in my teacher heart… Rest easy, my friend… And cheers to your beautiful life!
