Alfred Domebo

Alfred Dewayne "Dee" Domebo, born August 31, 1955, to James and Cordelia Domebo and passed away on November 24, 2025, at Silvercrest Manor in Anadarko, Oklahoma. Dee resided at Binger Y and Anadarko and valued the community he called home.

He graduated from Riverside Indian School in 1974 and later served his country as a Private First Class in the United States Army from 1985 to 1988. Dee was also a devoted member of Grace Church.

In his younger years, Dee enjoyed playing fast-pitch softball, and was an avid fan of OU football and the Oakland Raiders. He loved fishing, horseshoes, dominoes and spending time with his grandchildren and all of his family. His happiest moments were the times spent surrounded by those he loved. He also enjoyed his diet Dr. Pepper and Lays plain potato chips. He loved him some beans and frybread.

Dee is survived by his children, Alisa Trogdon and husband JP of Anadarko, Oklahoma; siblings, Mary Pahdocony of Anadarko, Melvenia Domebo of Anadarko, Dinah Kaulaity and husband Marcus of Gracemont, and James Domebo of Anadarko; and his grandchildren, Emery Domebo, John Paul Trogdon, Ryleigh Trogdon, Elianna Trogdon, and Ava Trogdon, all of Anadarko. Nieces; Patty Miller, Holly Gonzales, Jamie Factor, Mary Large, Jamie Cisco, Kelley Domebo, Keeshia Littlechief, Missy Keahbone, he had two nieces that had a very special place in his heart: Johnetta Pasquel and Mary Beth Crawford. Nephews; Steven Yosick, Rodney Yosick, John Factor, DJ Factor, Jeremy Edge SR, Justin Kaulaity, Anthony Kaulaity, Lloyd Crawford, Daryl Cooper

He was preceded in death by his parents, James and Cordelia Domebo; his brother, Houston Steven "Spud" Domebo; his sisters, Laura Doyeto, Nola Padron and brother-in-law, Porfirio "Lupe" Padron; his nephew, Joseph Padron; and his niece, Eugenia "Bena" Keahbone.