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Donald Harry Gee was born September 14, 1957 to Raymond and Martha Gee in Culver City, California. He departed this life January 11, 2026 at the age of 68 years.
Don had been a resident of Bristow for the last 24 years. Don attended OSU IT where he met and fell in love with his wife Shelley. They were married January 4, 2002, making their home in Bristow. Don worked as a structural draftsman for many years providing for those in his home. He was a man of faith. Don and Shelley were members of Faith Baptist Church in Slick, Oklahoma where they attended regularly when his health permitted. He loved deeply and greatly enjoyed time with his family and friends. Don loved fishing and always had a story to tell. Travel and camping often filled Don and Shelley’s free time but he could always make time for a good mystery.
Don is survived by his wife, Shelley, of the Bristow home; five children, Amanda Robinson and husband Monsie of Bristow, Eric Thornhill of Kellyville, Ryder, Olivia and Lillionna Gee all of Bristow; one brother, Tim Gee and wife Angela of North Carolina; eight grandchildren, Aubree, Peyton, Alex, Ayden, Eli, Juni, Easton and Hudson. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother, Raymond Gee Jr; sister, Gail Layton; one granddaughter, Emmalee Thornhill.
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