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Dewey County
Brumfield Cemetery


© Enid News & Eagle
24 August 2019
Submitted by: Glenn


Marty Alton Gore

Marty Alton Gore
October 20, 1970 ~ August 23, 2019

Marty Alton Gore was born to Alton and Lavon (Krows) Gore on October 20, 1970, in Mooreland, OK. He attended Seiling Public Schools and graduated in 1989. He was a true Wildcat and played football, basketball, and baseball. He was a member of the 1988 State Championship Seiling Football Team. During high school he worked at the family owned Phillips 66 station, which he and his brothers later ran as Gore's 66. After graduation, Marty moved to Norman, OK, to pursue a degree in political science. It was while at the University of Oklahoma that he met and later married Amy Sue Wilson on October 11, 1997. Together, they raised two wonderful boys, Hogan and Graham. Although they began their business, Gore Exploration, in Edmond, OK, in 2005, Marty and Amy moved back to Marty's hometown of Seiling in 2008 where they wanted to raise their boys. They established their oil and gas business, a beautiful home and a community of friendships.

Marty loved sports. He loved playing them in high school, attending major league baseball and he especially enjoyed coaching his boys in little league. As the boys grew older, Marty enjoyed golfing with his sons, attending OU football games with Amy and the boys, and spending his summers with his friends and family.

One of Marty's most cherished traditions began in 2009 when he and Amy began taking Hogan and Graham to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska, and has continued every year since. They even began picking the winning teams pre-season and making a contest of it; however, Marty only won once, and he usually came in last. This past summer he took a trip to Europe with Hogan and Graham and explored six countries where they made memories that will last forever.

Marty was loved in life by his wife Amy of the home and his two sons Hogan and Graham who are currently attending the University of Oklahoma in Norman, OK; his father and mother, Alton and Lavon Gore of Seiling, OK; brother Tony Gore and wife Genia of Tuttle, OK; brother Gary Gore and wife Shawn of Seiling, OK; in-laws Gary and Susie Wilson of Coalgate, OK; sister-in-law Valerie James and husband Bronson of Olney, OK; sister-in-law Stephanie Bellettini and husband Dario of Coalgate, OK; and grandmother-in-law Betty Wilson of Coalgate, OK. He was fun "Uncle Marty" to Derrick Gore and wife Mackensie, Kyle Gore and wife Tayler, Makinze Gore, Aaron Gore and wife Stacy, Garrett Gore and wife Alma, Jacob Gore and wife Madison, Abby James, Joley James, Delaney James, Iola Bellettini, and Bovio Bellettini, and he was "Great Uncle Marty" to Finley, Charlotte, Connlee, and Landree. Marty had many friends and extended family members who loved him.

Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, August 26, 2019, at the Elm Grove Community Church in Chester, OK.

Memorial donations may be made to the Brumfield Cemetery Association or the Crossroads for Progress in c/o Redinger Funeral Home (Box 236, Seiling, OK 73663). 


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