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Memorial services for Bobby Joe key, a Coalgate resident, will be held Saturday, September 17, 2011 at 9:00 a.m. at Coalgate City Park Pavilion, Coalgate, OK.
Mr. Key was born in Dallas, TX August 4, 1939 to Charles and S. Carrie Godwin Key and passed away September 9. 2011 at the age of 72. He attended school at Paris, TX and married Pamela Smith on January 21, 1989 at Mesquite, TX. Bobby was a mechanic, was of the Baptist faith, loved watching TV and was a wrestling fan.
Survivors include his wife, Pamela Key of the home in Atoka; siblings, Dianne Briscoe and husband Jessie of Madill, Joyce Bledsoe and husband Leon of Bonham, TX, Loyce Crouch and husband hayes of Beebe, AR, Roy Douglas Key and wife Paula of Bonham, TX and Charles Robert Key of Houston, TX; grandsons, Robert Wayne Stewart of Ft. Worth, TX, Coy Bob Stewart and wife Misty of Princeton, TX and Paul Kenneth Story and wife of Tulsa; great grandchildlren, Cody Stewart, Tasha Fletcher, Chloe Stewart and Kaylee Stewart all of Princeton, TX.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Griffin Key, Troy Key and George Key and sisters, Mildred Whitaker and Christine Walker.
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