Harry passed away peacefully in his home, February 3, 2022, surrounded by his family at the age of 82 years old
Harry was born in Ramona, Oklahoma, August 21, 1939, to Sarah Katherine Overacker Thomas and Blueford "Blue" Wesley Thomas. Harry was raised in the Ramona and Ochelata area his whole life. He married June Sires on April 11, 1957 and they had four children.
Harry started working hard from a young age. He was known for his hard work and was a successful business owner of Thomas Septic and Thomas construction. He built many houses in Washington, Rogers, and Tulsa County. Thomas Septic remains a successful business today. He loved his family. He loved working on cars, trucks, and taking care of his cows. In his later life he enjoyed sitting on the back porch with his coffee and watching the cows graze. He loved sweets and was known as the Cookie Monster.
Harry was proceeded in death by his parents, 3 brothers, and 4 sisters, and his two buddies, Skeeter and Spot.
He is survived by his wife, Anita "June" Thomas, his 4 children, David Thomas, his wife Dorothy, Danny Thomas, Debra House and husband James, Dee Ward and husband Paul, Tina and Gina, nine grandchildren, Chris, Coy, Linda, Cassie, Andre, John, Mandy, Valarie, and Sara, 20 great children, and many others that he had a hand in raising in the community and his family.
Harry was born in Ramona, Oklahoma, August 21, 1939, to Sarah Katherine Overacker Thomas and Blueford "Blue" Wesley Thomas. Harry was raised in the Ramona and Ochelata area his whole life. He married June Sires on April 11, 1957 and they had four children.
Harry started working hard from a young age. He was known for his hard work and was a successful business owner of Thomas Septic and Thomas construction. He built many houses in Washington, Rogers, and Tulsa County. Thomas Septic remains a successful business today. He loved his family. He loved working on cars, trucks, and taking care of his cows. In his later life he enjoyed sitting on the back porch with his coffee and watching the cows graze. He loved sweets and was known as the Cookie Monster.
Harry was proceeded in death by his parents, 3 brothers, and 4 sisters, and his two buddies, Skeeter and Spot.
He is survived by his wife, Anita "June" Thomas, his 4 children, David Thomas, his wife Dorothy, Danny Thomas, Debra House and husband James, Dee Ward and husband Paul, Tina and Gina, nine grandchildren, Chris, Coy, Linda, Cassie, Andre, John, Mandy, Valarie, and Sara, 20 great children, and many others that he had a hand in raising in the community and his family.
Harry passed away peacefully in his home, February 3, 2022, surrounded by his family at the age of 82 years old
Harry was born in Ramona, Oklahoma, August 21, 1939, to Sarah Katherine Overacker Thomas and Blueford "Blue" Wesley Thomas. Harry was raised in the Ramona and Ochelata area his whole life. He married June Sires on April 11, 1957 and they had four children.
Harry started working hard from a young age. He was known for his hard work and was a successful business owner of Thomas Septic and Thomas construction. He built many houses in Washington, Rogers, and Tulsa County. Thomas Septic remains a successful business today. He loved his family. He loved working on cars, trucks, and taking care of his cows. In his later life he enjoyed sitting on the back porch with his coffee and watching the cows graze. He loved sweets and was known as the Cookie Monster.
Harry was proceeded in death by his parents, 3 brothers, and 4 sisters, and his two buddies, Skeeter and Spot.
He is survived by his wife, Anita "June" Thomas, his 4 children, David Thomas, his wife Dorothy, Danny Thomas, Debra House and husband James, Dee Ward and husband Paul, Tina and Gina, nine grandchildren, Chris, Coy, Linda, Cassie, Andre, John, Mandy, Valarie, and Sara, 20 great children, and many others that he had a hand in raising in the community and his family.
Harry was born in Ramona, Oklahoma, August 21, 1939, to Sarah Katherine Overacker Thomas and Blueford "Blue" Wesley Thomas. Harry was raised in the Ramona and Ochelata area his whole life. He married June Sires on April 11, 1957 and they had four children.
Harry started working hard from a young age. He was known for his hard work and was a successful business owner of Thomas Septic and Thomas construction. He built many houses in Washington, Rogers, and Tulsa County. Thomas Septic remains a successful business today. He loved his family. He loved working on cars, trucks, and taking care of his cows. In his later life he enjoyed sitting on the back porch with his coffee and watching the cows graze. He loved sweets and was known as the Cookie Monster.
Harry was proceeded in death by his parents, 3 brothers, and 4 sisters, and his two buddies, Skeeter and Spot.
He is survived by his wife, Anita "June" Thomas, his 4 children, David Thomas, his wife Dorothy, Danny Thomas, Debra House and husband James, Dee Ward and husband Paul, Tina and Gina, nine grandchildren, Chris, Coy, Linda, Cassie, Andre, John, Mandy, Valarie, and Sara, 20 great children, and many others that he had a hand in raising in the community and his family.
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