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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

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Johnny Lee Preast

January 20, 1956 ~ April 27, 2020

Johnny Lee Preast, a resident of Gene Autry was born January 20, 1956 in Lindsay, Oklahoma to Charles Thomas & Rosie Mae (Johnson) Preast.

He passed away Monday April 27, 2020 at Gene Autry, Oklahoma at the age of 64 years 3 months and 7 days.

He was married to Rosemary (Burton) Preast at Purcell, OK on May 12, 2007.

He grew up in the Sulphur area, and had lived in Gene Autry the past 7 years.

Johnny served in the National Guard.

He had worked tor Rustin Concrete in Ardmore, OK.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

Survived by
his Wife: Rosemary Preast, of Gene Autry, OK
Daughter, Kristy London
Sons: Kenneth Preast, Eric London
Step Children: Elizabeth Preast, James Preast, Lonnie Preast, Jr
6 brothers, Tommy Preast, Jessy Preast, Lonnie Preast, Sr, Billy Preast,
Estin Preast: and Tracey Preast
4 Sisters: Glorry Watterson, Donna Mae Counts,
Sandy Bowerman, and Leona Bowerman
Several Grandchildren, 3 Great Grandchildren

No Services are scheduled at this time.

Arrangements by DeArman Funeral Home of Sulphur. 

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