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Chase Hulett Obituary
Chase Earl Hulett, 17, of Mountain View, Oklahoma passed away unexpectedly on December 7, 2024. He was born to Jason and Tina (Stephenson) Hulett on November 27, 2007 in Oklahoma City Oklahoma Chase was in the graduating class of 2026 Mountain View Gotebo School . Chase left a lasting impression on every person he came in contact with during his short 17 years. He was a unique young man, he loved music, books, poems, motors, anything diesel, fishing, hunting, lending a helping hand, friends, and family but his true love was to mechanic, his loyal friend, Milly, and his Lord and Savior. He lived life to the fullest, 100 miles and hour, 100% of the time.
Chase will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survivors: Parents: Jason and Tina Hulett, Mountain View, Oklahoma Grandparents: Rodney and Lori Hulett, Gotebo Oklahoma.
Todd and Dana Davis, Mountain View, Oklahoma
Great grandparents: Earl and Sheryl Davis Mountain View, Oklahoma
Half sister: Kinsley Green, Lookeba, Oklahoma
Host of aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, family and extended family that Chase dearly loved.
He has proceeded in death by grandparents, Owen "Steve" and Anita Stephenson, Great grandparents Larry and Deanne Hulett, and Kenneth and Johnaphene Sheffield, Great~ Great grandparents Earl and Mabelle Hulett, Brother: Jeep Holt Hulett, Sister: Timber Rae Hulett.
Funeral: 11:00 a.m., Thursday, December 12, 2024
Mountain View School
Interment: Hulett Family Cemetery
Under the direction of Ray & Martha's Funeral Home, Mountain View, OK
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1100 W Main St. Hwy 9, Mountain View, OK 73062
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