George D. Gold

Birth date: Sep 9, 1920 Death date: Apr 22, 2009

George D. Gold George D. Gold was born September 8, 1920 in Okmulgee, Oklahoma to George D. Gold Sr. and Wilda L. Gold. From a very early age he had an exceptional mechanical ability and entrepreneurial spirit. He and his brother Read Obituary

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Anonymous

859w ago

My Aunt Nell Johnson was fond of Carolyn and George ... they were very dear to her. My sincere condolences to Mr. Gold's family and friends.##imported-begin##Jan Greene Bierwirth##imported-end##

Anonymous

859w ago

Mike,Sherry and Mark, it's difficult to understand the fearful loss and grief your family have been through in the last 13 months.

I've known your father since Portsmouth,Ohio in about 1938. Your grandfather Dewey got my father his nephew a job in the steel mill. George, Carolyn and Bob visited us in Okmulgee and even in Cactus, TX north of Dumas. I visited him several times ... nothing better than your father telling family stories. A typical Gold, he told great stories of the past. Your father and mother were by my side at the Good Shepard Hospital when my mother died in 1997.

I loved your folks very much ...
Clint C. Gold##imported-begin##Clint C. Gold##imported-end##

Anonymous

859w ago

Sherry,
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. My thoughts and prayers are with you.##imported-begin##Ron##imported-end##

Anonymous

860w ago

Dear Family
Some of my greatest memories are of skating in your rink - and then working for your folks my senior year 72, 73 - your Mom & Dad were always So Very Kind and Pleasant that I felt like I had the Greatest job a teen could have. Through the years since I have recounted the magnificent environment Your Folks provided for us all - they treated each of us like they loved us - and We All Loved Them

My Prayers are with each of you during your time of Loss - God Bless You All##imported-begin##Carter Tucker##imported-end##

Anonymous

860w ago

Sherry and family
i was so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. The hours spent at the skating rink are some of my best memories of our youth. Your dad and family were pine tree for many of us.##imported-begin##Jimmy Schanley##imported-end##

Anonymous

860w ago

Sherry, I am so sorry to learn of your dad's death. You are in my thoughts and my prayers for peace and some kind of comfort. I wish that I could be with you and your family. Much love, Dianne##imported-begin##Dianne Ferrell Neal##imported-end##

Anonymous

860w ago

Sherry,

I have such fond memories of your dad at the skating rink. That place was the catalyst for many budding romances! Deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Love,
Dotty##imported-begin##Dotty Hall##imported-end##

Anonymous

860w ago

My prayers are with you and your family.##imported-begin##Deannie Booker##imported-end##

Anonymous

860w ago

I'm so sorry for the loss of your father. He your Mom, and Grandmother were always so wonderful to me at the rink. I spent everyday skating with them and taught Mark how to skate backwards. He will be missed greatly. Love Lesia##imported-begin##Lesia Clark Forsyth##imported-end##

Anonymous

860w ago

I know it is sad to lose a parent even though they had a long, prosperous life. Their absence is still painful. There is hope that you will be happily reunited in Heaven.
From about 1961 to 1963 or so, my sisters- Cindy & Debbie, I, and our friends went skating almost every Friday night, it seems. I remember getting the little pins of a gold skatewith wings on it ?as a prize for winning the "Limbo" contest that was held toward the end of the evening. I'm sure my parents were glad that there was a safe environment where their daughters could come for wholesome fun and an outlet for us kids' energy. Mr. Gold's endeavors brought family fun and enjoyment of 'natural' exercise to many.
Sincerely, Mrs. Gwen MeadowsJones##imported-begin## Gwen Meadows Jones##imported-end##

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