Birth date: Feb 4, 1958 Death date: Dec 28, 2018
LeRoy Pennyman, 60 of Tulsa, Oklahoma passed from this life on Friday, December 28, 2018 at his home in Tulsa with his family by his side. He was born February 4, 1958 in Barnesville, Georgia to his parents, Thomas Walker and Bla Read Obituary
My prayers are with the family. He was a good family man! He will be missed!
He was an amazing store director with a strong work ethic and a pleasant demeanor. He made a positive impact on so many people’s lives.
I am saddened at the passing of Leroy, my longtime friend and classmate. May you find comfort in knowing that prayers and caring thoughts are with you at this time.
Leroy was a very close friend of mine. My wife and I met Leroy and Pam in Tulsa at “Get acquainted with Rhema in 1989. We found out that we were neighbors, he was from Georgia and we from Alabama. We became close friends often spending time together while we lived in Tulsa. We kept in touch after we moved back home. I was grieved to hear of his death, but happy to know he is home with the Lord! I will miss him dearly.
Thank you Leroy for everything you did for all of us at Heartland Village Senior Retirement Facility across from Reasors. Your kindness and generosity will not be forgotten.
Prayers for your sweet family to be comforted at this time and for God to bless each one of them.
Leroy was a kind and gentle man. He understood people and how to deal with them on a daily basis. I worked with Leroy at Reasors in Sand Springs. His smile could make your bad day into a good day! I will miss him coming by to say Good morning to us at the bakery. He will be missed but we will meet again someday in Heaven. Thank you Leroy for everything ?
To My Dear Pam & Family, You are in my thoughts & prayers. I never met your husband, but have heard nothing, but positive things. Surely he will be missed. His address has now & he’s part of “Our Heavenly Home”. We will all meet again . I pray for your strength . My Deepest Condolences. Jewell Blanchard-Patrick.
Leroy was a great man and a great store director. I had the pleasure of working with Leroy at 41st and Garnett for several years. I will never forget compassion he showed towards his employees and customers. He was an honest, gentle and kind man and his actions demonstrated this everyday.
I worked with Leroy at both the Jenks and the Sand Springs Reasor’s stores. I appreciated his humor, his empathy, and his faith. We will miss him.
LeRoy was a kind man that take the time to listen to you in and provide great advice. I was lucky enough to know LeRoy through our work relationship and outside work. I will miss our conversations and laughter about your Georgia Bulldogs and my Sooners, my Brother. Thank you for everything. You will be greatly missed. Rest In Peace. Until we meet again.
