No Visitation


~Celebration of Life~
Friday, November 21, 2025
5:00 P.M.
Hyatt Place Tulsa Downtown
14th Floor Ball Room
400 South Boston Avenue
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103

Free Valet Parking Available
** Please send all flower/plant orders
directly to the hotel**


Charlene's wishes were not to have a funeral,
she wanted a Celebration of Life and that's
exactly what her family is doing.
Casual clothing is requested.
If you have a memory or story of Charlene,
there will be a time where you can share. 
Also, come prepared for
some fun karaoke.



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Memorial Gifts may be given to:
Mannford Animal Shelter Friends
P.O. Box 1198
Mannford, Oklahoma 74044
in Charlene's honor and memory.

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The following was lovingly written
 by Charlene's family...



Charlene Casey 
(affectionately known as Fluff and Chuck), 
born March 14, 1958 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, 
passed away on November 14, 2025 
in Mannford, Oklahoma.

Charlene was the beloved spouse 
of Cheryl O'Connell, 
with whom she shared
 27 years of love and partnership. 
She was a devoted mother
 to Kristin Record and Brittany Jarboe,
 and a cherished mother-in-law 
to Justin Record. 
Her joy multiplied in her role
 as grandmother to Rhett Record 
(and his wife Zoe Record), 
Emma Record, Deklyn, 
and Maverick.

She also shared a deep bond with
 her sister Arlene Casey,
 who was not only her sibling but
 her lifelong friend. 
Charlene delighted in being 
part of Arlene's family,
 embracing her nephews Lincoln and Justus  
with love and pride. 
Together, they created memories 
filled with laughter, 
loyalty, and the kind of connection 
that endures across generations.

Charlene's life was rich with love,
 humor, and adventure. 
She adored her dogs,
 treasured her wife and family, 
and carried a spirit that
 was both funny and fiercely loyal.
 She embodied tough love, 
but if she loved you,
 she loved you forever. 
She enjoyed fishing trips,
 adventures near and far, 
cheering football,
 and the thrill of the casino. 
She especially loved watching golf, 
a pastime that brought her joy and relaxation.
 Though her daddy passed before her, 
his presence remained a 
guiding light throughout her life,
 shaping her strength and devotion.
 Above all, her grandkids were her 
heart's delight.

Charlene's legacy is one of devotion, 
humor, and unshakable love.
 She will be remembered for her warmth,
 her strength, and the way 
she made every person 
she loved feel cherished.

Charlene is preceded in death 
by her parents Arle Casey and Ruth Casey. 

"Family is not an important thing, 
it's everything."
 – Michael J. Fox