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Billy Joe Rambo, Jr. was born in Saint Louis, Missouri on November 21, 1961 to the Billy Joe Rambo, Sr. & Betty Lou Hickman. He passed from this life in Tulsa on February 5, 2026 at the age of 64 Years, 2 months, & 15 days. He had lived in many different towns throughout his lifetime, finding work wherever he could. He moved from Bartlesville to Drumright 2 years ago. He had worked as a directional borer for Vince Myers Welding and Construction. Billy enjoyed working on older model cars & liked to hunt, fish, being outdoors, and spending time with his family and friends. He was a loving father & grandfather. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a Sister Virginia & a Brother Butch.
He leaves behind 2 Children:
One son: Billy Joe Rambo III,
Daughter-in-law Ashlee Rambo, and grandchildren Kaylee Rambo, Ryder Lewis,
and Brandon Card.
One Daughter: Christine Lynn Day, Son-in-law Tyler Day, and grandchildren: Emily, Bailey, and Whitney Masters, and Brynlee Rambo
One Sister: Debbie Smith and his best friend: Ronnie Fowler.
A celebration of life gathering for Drumright resident, Billy Joe Rambo, Jr., will be held 5:30 p.m. Friday, February 13th at the Drumright First Baptist Church. Cremation services are entrusted to the care of Michael’s Funeral Home of Drumright. Visit www.michaelsfunerals.com to leave online condolences or receive more information.
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