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Bryan County, Oklahoma

Garden Of Memory Cemetery
Colbert, Oklahoma

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Submitted by Stan Metts

Roy Earl Metts

June 27, 1922 ~ January 28, 2014

© Durant Dailey Democrat
Jan 30, 2014

Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Roy Metts went home to be with his Lord Jesus on Tuesday, January 28, 2014. He was at Southern Point Nursing Home in Colbert, Ok. with his wife and the love of his life, Jean Metts, where the couple have been residing for the past year.

Roy was born on June 27, 1922 in Bryan County Oklahoma. Roy attended Platter School in Platter, Ok. Roy worked on the tree clearing crew for Lake Texoma before serving in the Army as an engineer during WWII in Germany. After serving his country Roy began his construction business. He operated his business successfully for over 50 years.

Roy married Sylvia Jean Sims on October 9, 1948. Jean was the love of Roy's life. Roy accepted the Lord Jesus shortly after he and Jean were married. He was an active member, Sunday School teacher, deacon and lay minister at Platter, where he helped to construct First Baptist Church of Platter, Ok. He, Jean, and their family lived in Platter for most of his adult life.

Roy loved the Lord Jesus and his family. Roy was loved and respected by all who knew him. He will be missed dearly.

Roy was preceded in death by his parents, George and Sadie Metts, his brothers, John Metts, Garvey Metts and Herbert Metts.

Roy is survived by his wife Jean and his children, Jack Bornheim and his wife Judy of Colbert, Ok., Jerry Bornheim and his wife Norma of Colbert, Ok., Larry Metts and his wife Patty of Cartwright, Ok.

Also surviving are five grandchildren, Alice Ross of Colbert, Ok., Linda Bornheim of Silo, Ok., Rhonda Travis of Pottsboro, Tx., Tara Metts of Ada, Ok., and Tim Metts of Cartwright, Ok. Six great-grandchildren, Chris Ross of Oklahoma City, Ok., Kristen Ross of Denison, Tx., John Ross of Atoka, Ok., Gage Travis of Pottsboro, Tx., Carrington Travis of Potsboro, Tx., and Maikel Metts of Cartwright, Ok., seven great great grand-children, Torius and Hazen Blackwell of Denison, Tx., Justine, Cort and Alex Neely of Wichita Falls, Tx., Christa Ross of Little Rock, Ark., and Cash Travis of Pottsboro, Tx. Numerous nieces and nephew and a host of friends.

Family night will be from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m., Thursday, January 30, 2014 at American Funeral Service in Colbert, Ok.,

The funeral service will be held At First Baptist Church in Platter, Ok., at 10:00 a.m., Friday, January 31, 2014. Officiating will be Brother John Heath and Roys's son, Larry Metts. Pallbearers will be CR Reeves, Danny Clark, Wayne Sims, Douglas Dean Collins, Anthony Travis and Gage Travis. Interment at Colbert Cemetery, Colbert, OK.

Arrangements are under the direction of American Funeral Service, Colbert, Ok. You make sign the guest book at www.americanfuneralservice-fh.com.

Published in Durant Daily Democrat from Jan. 30 to Jan. 31, 2014

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