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Maxie Thomas & Kaye (Harwell) Harrison


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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Maxie Thomas Harrison

Saturday, June 20th, 1942 ~ Friday, May 22nd, 2020

Maxie Thomas Harrison passed away May 22nd, 2020 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at the age of 77. Max was born on June 20, 1942 in North Carolina. He was preceded in death by his parents, Gene and Mary Harrison.

Max married Avon Kaye on April 17, 1986. They made their home in central Oklahoma for 34 years while Max worked as an oilfield salesman, and Kaye and Max ran their own business, Environmental Maintenance.

Max was a people person. Friends and family will tell you that he lived life to the fullest. Max was a son, a father, a husband, an uncle, a nephew, a cousin, a family member, and a friend. He was a member of Norman Masonic Lodge #38 for a multitude of years and served as Past Master.

Mr. Harrison enjoyed spending quality time with his family. He liked spending time near the water in Eufaula, Oklahoma with family, friends, and friends he considered family. Max was happy. Max was always smiling. He was a joyous spirit who loved to make Kaye belly laugh at least one time a day. He was the kind of man you want to sit under the tree with and peel apples together.

He is survived by his wife, Kaye Harrison, daughters, Tonya Slauson and Cheryl Stamper, and sons, Thomas Stamper, Jr. and wife Kim, and Darin Todd Stamper and wife Christie, and grandchildren: Alexandria Elise Pinkington, Zachary Brian Johnson, Meredith Blythe Parker, Andrew Thomas Johnson, Katie Hickerson, Ryan and Abbie Stamper, and Tasha and Tanner Stamper, and several great grandchildren.

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© Vondel L. Smith & Sons
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Kaye (Harwell) Harrison

Thursday, April 27th, 1944 - Monday, June 29th, 2020

Kaye passed away on June 29, 2020 in San Antonio, Texas. Kaye was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Edward & Agnes (Gentry) Harwell on April 27, 1944. She was raised in Del City, Oklahoma and graduated from Crooked Oak High School in 1962. Kaye was the first female dispatcher for Midwest City Fire Department and finished her career at Tinker AFB working on the B1 and B2 Bombers. She married Max Harrison April 17, 1986. The two owned and operated their own business for many years. In their spare time Max and Kaye enjoyed spending time at Lake Eufaula with their family and friends. Kaye also enjoyed quilting, canning, playing with the kids.

Kaye was preceded in death by her:
Husband of 34 years, Maxie Thomas Harrison;
Parents, Edward & Agnes (Gentry) Harwell.

She leaves cherished memories with her:
Daughter, Cheryl Stamper;
Sons, Thomas Stamper, Jr. and wife Kim, and Darin Todd Stamper and wife Cristi;
Grandchildren: Katie Hickerson, Tasha and Tanner Stamper, Ryan and Abby Stamper;
Brother: Thomas and wife Joan Harwell;
Niece Judith Harwell;
And, nephew Randal and wife Bonnie Harwell. 


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