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Troy Dewayne Farrar, 62, of Okarche went to his forever home on Jan. 11, 2023.
He was a beloved husband, father, grandpa and friend to many.
Troy was born to John and Carolyn Farrar on Feb. 24, 1960.
He graduated from Dover High School in 1978.
Troy worked in various areas of the oilfield. At one point, he owned his own semi-truck hauling frac sand and saltwater.
His hobbies included going to the lake, water skiing and riding Sea Doos. He enjoyed collecting music memorabilia, Hot Wheels and anything vintage.
He is survived by his wife Nikki; parents John and Carolyn Farrar; daughter Crystal Hill and husband Jeremie of Kingfisher; daughter Olivia Blair and husband David of Kingfisher; and four grandchildren, Caden and Blake Hill and Eleanor and Elizabeth Blair.
He is also survived by three stepchildren, Tory, Tara-Len and Erin; grandchildren Tate, Kailyn, Gracie and Tinsley; brother Raymond Farrar and Janis of Cashion.
He was preceded in death by his sister Shari Harris.
Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the First Baptist Church of Okarche.
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