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Norman Eugene Pyatt Jr, of Prague, Oklahoma, passed away on Saturday, November 16, 2024 in Prague, Oklahoma, at the age of 48. Norman was born on December 31, 1975 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. He was the son of Norman Eugene Pyatt Sr and Vickie Arlene (Davis) Watt. Norman and his family moved around a lot at a young age but settled in Okemah for most of his childhood.
At an early age, Norman began hauling hay and working in home construction. He enjoyed working in construction and was proud of the work he accomplished. Norman was known for his gift of gab. He could talk to anyone and could be very convincing. Norman enjoyed spending time with his family and enjoyed lending a helping hand when needed.
Norman was preceded in death by his father, Norman Eugene Pyatt Sr, his daughter, Stormy Pyatt; his twin sister, Melody Kuehl-Pyatt and his niece, Alissa Harris.
Those left to cherish his memory are his mother, Vickie Arlene Watt and his stepfather, Michael Watt; three sons, Chance Pyatt, Seath Pyatt and his wife, Kindra, and Braydyn Pyatt; his daughter, Lyndsey McNeely and her husband, Timothy Golden; three grandchildren, Emerald Steel, John “Bubba” Steel and Adaline Pyatt; the mother of his children, Heather Woods; his sister, Melissa Pyatt and a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends.
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