CHARLES FLOYD

C - You´ve been on my mind for several years and now I understand why. You taught me so much while working as your assistant at CHK. What a privilege it was to have met Cissy, Michelle, stories of your other children and even your childhood. Bless you and many prayers for your family.

"A picture is worth a thousand words." When i came across this card in your drawer at The Fairmont, it hit me like a ton of bricks. Your mind had started going and I'm sure when Charles wrote this, it was very difficult but he still wrote it. It was the most beautiful expression of love i have ever seen.
Rest in Peace Dad....it was a wonderful wonderful Ride. God willin' and the Creek don't rise....

Rest In Peace Dad. You finally have been reunited with your "Little Princess" Cissy, just as you have always looked forward to...
Thank you so much for the countless awesome memories in OKC all those years and later in Laughlin, NV. Will cherish those
the rest of my life. Vaya Con Dios my Father and friend...All my love always and forever...Your Son #1 Tony / aka, Virgil :)
(For Dad's friends who may want to contact our family my email address is "[email protected]")

Charles and I worked together at Lowry Oil & Gas from late 70's to mid 80's. He was my good friend and we were both VP's. I looked to him for his help and guidance and light. He was one of the calmest men I have ever known. I am very sorry to hear of his death. May God keep all your family.

Charles Allen Floyd (1944-2020) OBITUARY, EXTENDED READ

Charles Allen Floyd began his life in Oklahoma City, September 18, 1944 and left this Life on May 19, 2020 in Oklahoma City an Eternal Sooner. He was much-loved by family and his many friends, and will be greatly-missed by all the many who loved him.
Charles was a retired Landman, having completed a long career in Energy with Chesapeake Energy for many years. However, one colleague described him as their resident...