~Viewing~
Was held 10:00 A.M. - 10:55 A.M.
Saturday, February 22, 2025
Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel
1594 So. Highway 48
Mannford, Oklahoma 74044
(Chapel is located on the West
side of the cemetery)



~Funeral Service~
Was held 11:00 A.M.
Saturday, February 22, 2025
Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel
1594 So. Highway 48
Mannford, Oklahoma 74044
(Chapel is located on the West 
side of the cemetery)



Interment Followed...
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mannford, Oklahoma
(East side of cemetery)




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Memorial Gifts may be given to:
Wounded Warrior Project
P.O. Box 758516
Topeka, Kansas
  66675-8516
in Ronnie's memory.
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RONNIE GENE WOLCOTT   
 of Mannford, Oklahoma
AGE  86
BORN
January 26, 1939 in
Indianapolis, IN.
ENTERED REST
February 17, 2025 in
Tulsa, OK.
      PARENTS     
 John & Jennie Davenport
RAISED BY GRANDPARENTS
Ethel & Harry Pitts
DAD  Wayne Wolcott
        VETERAN        
 U.S. Marines
         RETIRED        
 Truck Driver

PREDECEASED BY:
PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, 
WIFE  Sharon Wolcott,
DAUGHTERS  Kelly L. Wolcott, 
Ronnie A. Wolcott &
Tamie L. May
SISTER   Jonni Upton,
GRANDSONS   D. J. Arbuckle, 
Troy A. Norris,
Brady Geeslin & Kyle G. Wolcott

SURVIVED BY:
CHILDREN
Sandy & Eddie Norris of Mannford, OK.
Rhonda Geeslin of Mannford, OK.
Brian Wolcott of Mitchell, IN.
Kimberly & John Monday of Lawrence, IN.
GRANDCHILDREN
Trisha Norris   Ashley Norris   Blake Geeslin
 Bryce Wolcott   J.D. Whitt     Jerrick Roberts
Aaron Wolcott   Karley May   Trishia Balderas
Sara Balderas   Bridgett Balderas
Emigdio Balderas   Mason Malott   
Tabitha Birley
GREAT - GRANDCHILDREN
Shyla   Hunter   Kayson 
  Kashlyn   Whitley
Avalynn   Gabriella


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




Ronnie served his country as a 
Marine in Vietnam.  
He loved fast cars, motorcycles, 
racing and watching Nascar. 
 He drove a semi-truck most of his life 
and traveled all over the United States. 
 When he was home on the weekends,
 he was a boat salesman 
at Pier 51 Marina.  
Being at the lake was his happiest time,
also being with his family and friends. 
He loved his four dogs a lot,
Lucy, Savannah, Yamma and Bambi.
 His job transferred him
 from Bloomington, Indiana to 
Mannford, Oklahoma in 1978. 
He has parked his last Peterbilt.
Keeping the greasy side down
and the shiny side up, 
making his last delivery on time.
Now, he is home 
and can rest.