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James Robert “Pappy” Genzler Obit
19 Mar 1961 - 05 Oct 2020
James was born 19 Mar 1961 in Huron SD to Robert Allen and Joyce Marie (Sands) Genzler. He passed away on 05 Oct 2020 in Midwest City, Oklahoma.
James was married to Paula Faye Harbour. His second wife was Andrea “Rochelle” Coulter. They were married on 10 Jul 2020.
He was preceded in death by his father and mother, Robert and Joyce Genzler. His borthers: Ray, Johnny and Danny. His Grandparents:Alvin and Berta Genzler and Ulysses and Etta Sands. Neices and Nephew: Brooke, Karissa and Brint. A Great Nephew: Damian Major. Aunt: Lily Ward and Uncles: George, Glenn G, Glenn W and Ted.
James is survived by his wife Andrea “Rochelle” (Coulter) Genzler. Daughters; Elizabeth and her husband Matt Achemire. Brittany and her busband James Hall. Son Calvin Coulter and wife Janiece. His sisters: Donna Genzler, Lynn Genzler, Grace Major and Jane and her busband Gary Miron. Grandchildren: Annessa, Alex, Brayden, Corey, Destini and Kloey along with a host of neices, nephews, great aunts and cousins.
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