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Submitted by: Glenn

Larry James Heath

February 1, 1961 ~ December 16, 2020

Larry J. Heath of Ponca City passed away Wednesday morning, December 16, 2020 in Ponca City, OK with his brother by his side. He was 59 years of age. Larry was born February 1, 1961 in Plum City, WI to James and Marlene Spielman Heath.

A celebration of life will be held 3 p.m. Saturday, Decemeber19, 2020 in the VFW on E. Prospect.

Larry came to Ponca City area in the early 1980’s and he was employed by TKI trucking. Larry’s passion was driving his truck, he also enjoyed being a backyard mechanic and spending time with his “BUG” and adopted family.

Those left behind to cherish his memory are his Mother Marlene Heath of Glenrock, WY, 1 son; Chase Robertson and wife Katrina of OK, 1 brother; David Heath of WI, 2 sisters: Ramona Kuhn and husband Don of Rolling Hills, WY, Dianna Baudrau of Casper, WY, his adopted daughter: Heather Hurd and husband JR of Ponca City and adopted grandchildren; Taylor “BUG” Hurd and Britt Hurd all of Ponca city, OK.

Larry was preceded in death by his father; James Heath and 1 brother; Ben Heath. 

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