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Glen W Hyatt Oct 6, 1940 - Feb 27, 2015
Posted by: Ann Weber
Glen W. Hyatt, 74, of Perry passed
from this life on Feb 27, 2015.
A graveside service
will be held at 2pm on Wed. March 4,
2015 at Grace Hill Cemetery.
Public
visitation will be held on Tues,
March 3rd from 12pm to 8pm with the
family greeting friends at the
funeral home from 6pm to 8pm on Tues
evening.
Glen was born on Oct 6, 1940 in
Prague, OK to Floyd Hyatt and Mandy
Estep. He was raised and attended
school in the Edmond area. Following
high school, Glen enlisted in the
United States Army. After his
honorable discharge from the Army,
he returned to the Edmond area where
he married Iva Brady in 1971. Glen
worked for service stations in the
metro area and he and Iva had two
daughters, Janelle and Angela.
In 1974 the family relocated to
Perry, OK and Glen went to work at
Perry Iron. He worked at several
service stations in Perry before
accepting a position at Oklahoma
Dept of Transportation, where he
worked for 5 years. Health issues
forced Glen into an early retirement
in 1995.
When he was not working, Glen could
usually be found at the local
casino. He also enjoyed metal
detecting, fishing, camping,
collecting antiques, and working on
cars. Glen loved to be outdoors and
could spend hours in his garden
raising his prized tomatoes and
sitting under the shade tree telling
stories. He was a proud Sooner fan
and he had a fascination with frogs,
so much so that he would also answer
the phone with a loud “Ribbit!”
Glen Hyatt was a stubborn man with a
crazy sense of humor. He loved to
sing to his kids and grandkids,
although his voice was not quite as
wonderful as Glen may have thought
it was. Glen was always smiling and
enjoyed making others smile too. He
was never happier than when he was
surrounded by his friends and
family. He was a ornery guy who
loved life and he will be missed by
all who knew him.
He was preceded in death by his
parents and five siblings: James
Hyatt, Troy Hyatt, Carl Hyatt, Marie
Barber, and Pearl Turner.
Glen is survived by his wife and
best friend Iva Hyatt of Perry. Two
daughters: Angela Elkins and husband
Eddie of Glencoe, OK and Janelle
Eppler and husband Dean of
Stillwater, OK. Four grandchildren:
Michael and Travis Dunn and Autumn
and Cheyene Elkins. He is also
survived by three sisters: Pauline
Burdick, Wanda Williams, and Evelyn
Thornbrue, as well as many nieces,
nephews, and friends.
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