Mickey M. Thompson

Birth date: May 12, 1944 Death date: Aug 6, 2014

Mickey Thompson, 70, of Broken Arrow, went to be with the Lord on Wednesday, August 6, 2014. He was born in Beggs, Oklahoma, on May 12, 1944, the son of Markie and Edith Thompson. On June 21, 1963, he married Tana Harvey, the love Read Obituary

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Michael Davidsson

441w ago

I am devastated to learn that Mickey passed away. I live now in Pittsburg Kansas and no one told me when he passed away. I just learned this morning that he passed away. Mickey hired me when he was the Vice President of Economic Development at the Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce. I loved him. He was my mentor and the best boss I ever had. He was very understanding and always in a good mood. He taught me so much about life. I greatly respected him, he was a great man. Condolences to his wife and children. Michael Davidsson

Bob Portiss

584w ago

Mickey was one of the top economic development leaders in Oklahoma. He was an inspiration to all who knew him. You will be missed by your many friends and admirers, my friend. Lynda and I extend our sympathy to Tana and his children.

Wes Stucky

584w ago

Sending prayers and love to Mickey's family. I have many fond memories of our travels together recruiting industry. Mickey was a pro and a great travel companion. His work lives on in northeast Oklahoma in the jobs, companies and projects that happened because of him. Godspeed my friend and colleague. Wes Stucky, Ardmore

Raeann Ayres

584w ago

I had the pleasure to work for Mickey for 15 years at the Tulsa Chamber. He truly was an inspiration to me personally. When I started, I was young and naÃ¯ve with no clue as to what I wanted out of life. Mickey impacted my life greatly by demonstrating a passion and drive to be your best and to strive to make a difference. Mickey was instrumental and influenced my career development greatly. For that I will be forever thankful. You were not only my boss, but a father figure, and dear friend! You will be missed! RaeAnn Ayres

Brian Hunt

585w ago

Mickey Thompson was not only a great teacher and mentor but a true friend to everyone he met. Our time at the Tulsa Chamber brings back so many great memories. As a leader he made all the staff feel like family and I will miss him and his great sense of humor. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of his family and it was a privilege to work with him. Brian Hunt

Mary Smith

585w ago

Mickey was one of my mentors and one of my favorite business associates in Tulsa. His sense of humor, his business acumen and his love of our region were an inspiration to me and to many. I will miss him very much.Mary Smith

Pennie Tabor

585w ago

I had the privilege of working with Mickey for over 15 years. . . . .what a ride it was. One of the best jobs I ever had. Mickey was a leader, a teacher and most of all a good friend. We have laughed over silly mistakes we made, but I can't think of anyone more kind or loving than Mickey. You will be missed so very much by so many of us my friend. May you R.I.P.Pennie

Del Mcclung

585w ago

I send my sincere condolences to Mickey's family and friends for their loss. I only knew Mickey for a few year through my work with RCIDA. Mickey was a master of his craft, one of the most knowledgeable people I have ever known in the economic development field. More importantly, I never saw Mickey when he did not have a smile on his face and a song in his heart. Occasionally he would try to share that song with the world, but that's a different issue. Mickey was a great guy and he is in a better place. Del McClung

Joy Austin

585w ago

A teacher will occasionally encounter a few students with the leadership abilities, intelligence and personaliities that you remember and follow them through the years. Mickey and Tana were those students. My sympathy and fond memories are with you, Tana, and your family. Joy Marshall Austin

Ron Roller

585w ago

I have had the opportunity to meet and know many, many people in my life and I can honestly say I have known none with the heart and spirit Mickey had for his family, his profession and life in general. I have had the privilege of knowing Mickey since 1988 and always felt he loved what he did professionally at each of the 4 places I knew him. He touched many peoples' hearts and will be missed by all. I will see you again someday Mickey in the house of our father.

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