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Ronald David "Runt" Nichols was born on October 27, 1959 in Talihina, Oklahoma to Edward Nichols and Pauline Billy. He passed from this life on September 4, 2020 in Antlers, Oklahoma.
Ronald married Peggy Taylor on July 7, 1984 in Antlers, Oklahoma. He was extremely proud of his Choctaw heritage and worked doing maintenance for the Choctaw Nation for 28 years. Ronald enjoyed spending his time making Native American jewelry, playing stickball, being around his family and friends, fishing, and watching Nascar and wrestling.
He is preceded in death by his mother: Pauline Fish and her husband Frank; and his sister: Earlene Dowell.
Ronald is survived by his wife: Peggy Ann Nichols; children: Teela Walton and husband Fred of Antlers, OK, Tamara Nichols of Antlers, OK, and RJ Nichols and wife Shay of Hugo, OK; brothers: Darrell Nichols and wife Tammy of Antlers, and Bobby Nichols and wife Becky of Hartshorne; sister: Debbie Watson and husband Eddie of Talihina, OK; and grandchildren: Carmen, Evan, Billy, Kaden, Kanden, Dante, Tyreese, Zeke, Lailah, and Tiana.
Services for Ronald will be held 2PM, Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at Serenity Funeral Service in Antlers.
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