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Stanley Blundell Obituary
Stanley Lee Blundell, 78, of Kingfisher, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully at his home on December 14th, 2022. Stanley was born in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, on January 22, 1944, to Hester and Peggy (Huffman) Blundell. Stanley was a 1962 graduate of Healdton High School, excelling in football, baseball, and track. He served in the US Army National Guard for 7 years, 6 months active (1962-1969). On April 4, 1969, he married Kathy Susan McCreight. He started his work in the oil field with his father while in high school. In 1968 he went to work for Texaco. While working for Texaco, he worked his way up from a roustabout to a Production Superintendent with stops in Lone Grove, OK, McLeansboro and Salem, IL, then Hominy, OK, before finally settling in Kingfisher, OK in 1979. In 1982 he went to work for Woods Petroleum, which changed hands to Sunshine Mining & Sonat. He retired early from Sonat and quickly went to work for EOG Resources until final retirement on January 11, 2011. Along the way, he earned a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma City University in 1991. He loved to hunt and fish with his sons, relatives, and friends. He was also a lover of animals, even at one point attempting to ride bulls. Throughout his life, he spent a lot of time doing ranch work with his relatives in southern Oklahoma. After retirement, he began his own horse operation. He loved sports and while his kids were growing up, he was active in organizing the Kingfisher little league baseball and soccer leagues and KHS All-Sports. Most recently, he volunteered working for the Kingfisher Baseball concession stand, where he was beloved by many current and former Yellowjackets.
He is survived by his wife, Kathy; sisters Mary Helen Head of Longview, TX and Jayne Reid (Bobby) of Ringling, OK; son Stan Blundell (Misty) of Kingfisher, OK, son Steven Blundell (Cathy) of Houston, TX; granddaughter Lyndsey Anderson (Ryan) of Houston, TX, Blake Hopson of Healdton, OK, grandson Rhett Blundell (Natalie) of Clinton, OK, grandson Dylan Blundell (Tiffany) of Kingfisher, OK, granddaughter Allie Carter (Weston) of Kingfisher, OK, grandsons Christopher Blundell and Jaxson Blundell of Houston, TX, Isaac Fernandez of Houston, TX; great grandsons Logan Anderson, Lincoln Blundell, Luke Blundell, and Mattox Blundell, and great granddaughters Layla and Emma Rocke, and Avery Carter. He is preceded in death by his father Hester Blundell, mother Peggy Blundell, and daughter Leesa Fernandez.
Funeral services will be Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at 10:30 AM at Kingfisher Christian Church. Public visitation will be from 8:00AM-5:00 PM at Sanders Funeral Service on Monday, December 19, 2022.
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Dylan Blundell
December 20, 2022
Papaw was as good as gold. I remember one time, he got kicked out of one of my wrestling tournaments because he didn’t like the way a referee treated my mom. He was so many amazing things, but most importantly, he was an honest man who loved his family, saw the best in every situation, and always saw the good in people. These are traits I aspire to have within myself, and I’m so thankful that I got to have so much of my life with him. I love you so much Papaw, and don’t worry, because I’ll take care of Nanaw until she gets to return to you.
Vince Freeman
December 20, 2022
Stanley has been a friend for many years. We played on same baseball team in early teens, were in National Guard together etc. A great guy, good athlete, very active. Need more just like him.
Carolyn Shuler
December 17, 2022
When I wasa little girl I can remember going to Healdton to see Uncle Hester and AUNT Peggie. Granny and Grandad were so proud of Stanley, it was a special treat to see the family. We were waiting to see Stanley, he came in the door and walked through the living room with his boots on. AUNT Peggie got him. I can remember thinking why is he getting in trouble, and being upset with aunt Peggie, anyway I LOVE all yall so much and MISS those young days.
I talked to him on the phone last year about this time. We had a long talk and he told me stories I never heard. Will miss him. Good by Lovrd Cousin.
Mary Helen Head
December 17, 2022
I loved my big brother more than words can say. He was always my hero, my confidant, and my protector. He was always there whenever I needed him. He loved his family and was always so proud of them. He was a truly great man. I will forever love and miss him and his phone calls. Fly high Big Brother! is
Wade Skrimager
December 16, 2022
Sorry for your loss. I always looked up to him. I know he was proud of his family.
Jayne Reid
December 16, 2022
I loved my big brother very much and will miss his tremendously. He was so good to his little sisters always protecting us.
Rebecca Williams Jay
December 16, 2022
Uncle Stan, you were one hell of a man. And always took care of your family and loved ones. You will definitely be greatly missed by me and so many other friends and family. I love you so much Uncle Stan. Rest high and watch over us all with Meme, Grandad, and Leesa. Love you, Rebecca Williams Jay (Niece)
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