Jimmy Wellner passed away quietly at his home on November 2, 2011, with family by his side.
He is survived by wife Debbie Wellner; his lap/guard dog Baby; sons Robert, Michael, and Jamie Wellner; daughter Patty Duke Knoll; grandkids Chris and Scott Duke, Sloane, Kaleb, and Bodi Wellner; step daughter, Brandy Jordan; and step grandchildren MaCamry and Korday Jordan.
There was nothing he enjoyed more than fishing at his favorite spot on Lake Overholser behind the old Casey's bait house, a favorite meeting place for him and his wife to share with family and friends. He served in the U.S. Air Force and was a man of many trades. He spent much of his life behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler where he was able to share much of his travels over the United States with family and friends.
Corbett Funeral & Cremation Service, Oklahoma City OK
He is survived by wife Debbie Wellner; his lap/guard dog Baby; sons Robert, Michael, and Jamie Wellner; daughter Patty Duke Knoll; grandkids Chris and Scott Duke, Sloane, Kaleb, and Bodi Wellner; step daughter, Brandy Jordan; and step grandchildren MaCamry and Korday Jordan.
There was nothing he enjoyed more than fishing at his favorite spot on Lake Overholser behind the old Casey's bait house, a favorite meeting place for him and his wife to share with family and friends. He served in the U.S. Air Force and was a man of many trades. He spent much of his life behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler where he was able to share much of his travels over the United States with family and friends.
Corbett Funeral & Cremation Service, Oklahoma City OK
Jimmy Wellner passed away quietly at his home on November 2, 2011, with family by his side.
He is survived by wife Debbie Wellner; his lap/guard dog Baby; sons Robert, Michael, and Jamie Wellner; daughter Patty Duke Knoll; grandkids Chris and Scott Duke, Sloane, Kaleb, and Bodi Wellner; step daughter, Brandy Jordan; and step grandchildren MaCamry and Korday Jordan.
There was nothing he enjoyed more than fishing at his favorite spot on Lake Overholser behind the old Casey's bait house, a favorite meeting place for him and his wife to share with family and friends. He served in the U.S. Air Force and was a man of many trades. He spent much of his life behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler where he was able to share much of his travels over the United States with family and friends.
Corbett Funeral & Cremation Service, Oklahoma City OK
He is survived by wife Debbie Wellner; his lap/guard dog Baby; sons Robert, Michael, and Jamie Wellner; daughter Patty Duke Knoll; grandkids Chris and Scott Duke, Sloane, Kaleb, and Bodi Wellner; step daughter, Brandy Jordan; and step grandchildren MaCamry and Korday Jordan.
There was nothing he enjoyed more than fishing at his favorite spot on Lake Overholser behind the old Casey's bait house, a favorite meeting place for him and his wife to share with family and friends. He served in the U.S. Air Force and was a man of many trades. He spent much of his life behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler where he was able to share much of his travels over the United States with family and friends.
Corbett Funeral & Cremation Service, Oklahoma City OK
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