Kelvin Lee Peck

Kelvin "Kelly" Lee Peck was born July 13th,1958 in Tulsa, OK to Lee Warren Peck and Eva Geraldine "Gerry" Gaylord Peck. He spent the first few years in Foyil, OK before the family moved to Ochelata, OK. He attended school at Ochelata which became Caney Valley in the late 1960's. The summer before his senior year he moved to Tulsa, OK to live with his Dad. He graduated from Memorial High School in 1976. He attended college at the University of Arkansas and later transferred to Oklahoma State University with a degree in Engineering. Kelly worked as an orderly while in high school and off and on during his life. After getting his Engineering degree he worked for World Com until the company shut down. During this time he lived in London England and travelled through out Europe. He also did work in China. He eventually went to work for UPS in Tulsa and later in San Antonio, TX. Kelly loved people and would make friends wherever he went. He was a biker of both motor and peddle. He enjoyed going freewheeling on his many bikes making trips all over the state of Oklahoma and surrounding states. Kelly loved music of all types and play several instruments however guitars were his favorite. Before moving to San Antonio he was a youth leader and musician at the church he and his wife and step children attended in Jenks. Kelly was preceded in death by his Mother and Father. He leaves behind his wife Laura Drummond Peck of Collinsville, OK his brother Warren and wife Pam Peck of Copan, OK, his sister Donna and husband Allen Lukasek of Muldrow, Daughter Kelsi Cook Dye and husband MacKenzie Dye of LaVonia, GA and Kyle Cook of Tulsa, OK. Grandson Cooper Dye, nephews James and wife Laura Peck, Mark and wife Kristin Peck, Nieces Rachel and Polina Lukasek, great niece Allison Love, Great nephew Connor Peck, Great Nieces Evangline and Morgana Peck.
Service to be held at 2pm Wednesday July 10th at the Church of the Nazarene 1118 W Broadway Street Collinsville, OK 74021 Pastor Ryan Amey officiating. He will be laid to rest at Sunnyside Cemetery in Caney, KS Pastor Warren Peck Officiating