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Tom Wayne Harry, September 25, 1934 - December 22, 2006, son of Hugh E. Harry and Nova Jones Harry, died in Pt. Charlotte, Fl.
A Caddo/Delaware, he was a member of the Delaware Nation.
He is survived by his wife Carol Crowe Harry, his step daughter Diane Anderson of Cape Coral Fl. a step grandson Brian Barnhart a step granddaughter Kimberly Acuff, Tonia Sparks, and Harry Crowe, Elizabethton, TN.
He was preceded in death by his son Michael Dean Harry, and a step brother, Bill Harry.
He is survived by his sons, Hugh Harry, Mark Harry, and Tom Harry, his children with his first wife Carlotta Kauley Ahtone, and his brother Don Harry.
His grandchildren, Carly Harry, Michaela's daughter, Joseph Jack Harry, and James Harry, Marka's sons, and Jeremy, Elisha and Michael, Hugha's children.
He graduated from Anadarko High School and briefly attended O.U. He was a civil service employee of the Department of Defense where for thirty years, he was a Commissary Manager and Commissary Officer at Air Force Bases in Guam, Alaska, and Tacoma Washington.
He was an early innovator in linking inventory changes by the early internet with commissaries through out the Air Force System.
He was an accomplished pianist with a life long love of music. He was very interested in tribal history and has left many interesting stories.
His funeral will be at the Smith Funeral Home, Anadarko Oklahoma. The time and date to be determined due to travel considerations from Florida.
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28 December 2006 Update:
The funeral will be held at 2 p.m., Smith Funeral home in Anadarko Tuesday, January 2, 2007.
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