Melvin C. Thomas

Birth date: Jan 24, 1943 Death date: Jan 17, 2019

Melvin Clark Thomas, 75, passed away on January 17th at Integris Hospital in Grove, Oklahoma. Melvin was born January 24, 1943, in McCune, Kansas to Eleanor “Marie” and Alvin Thomas, Sr. He was married on November 21, 1987, to Bar Read Obituary

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Mike Stuart

375w ago

My sincere condolences to the family. Melvin was a great guy and always a lot of fun to be around. When Melvin was at an event, everyone there was always having fun. He would see to it.

The first time I met Melvin was in Burlington, Kansas. I saw the vehicle he was driving had Labette County plates and I told him I grew up in Altamont. I introduced myself and Melvin said that he knew me when I was in diapers, his Dad and my Dad did a lot of combining together and he worked for my Dad when he was in High School.

He told me lots of great family stories that I would have otherwise probably have never heard.

Always loved being around Melvin. A great guy and a lot of fun to be with. He will be dearly missed by everyone that was blessed with knowing him.

Ron Mcvey

376w ago

Tracy & John I know words cannot take away the pain of losing a loved one, just know that your dad touched many lives in many ways. My heart is heave as I reflect on the many good times that I had the privilege to be in the presence of Melvin. Playing golf, trips to Vegas & Cincinnati or just having a few drinks at one of his many watering holes. Melvin was a friend first and foremost, I then had the great fortune to add Melvin to our team at Decker Construction. His ability of putting people to ease and giving them straightforward answers is something you can not teach, but is a god given talent. The world is now a bit darker that Melvin is not with us, but heaven is surely a lot brighter.

God speed my friend until we meet again.

Ron McVey

Phyllis Smith Harris

376w ago

Tracy and John, it is so hard to lose a father, but you are so lucky to have shared his life for so many years. Wish I could be there for you but know that you are in good hands. Love, Aunt Phyllis Harris

Joan Geary

376w ago

I am sorry to hear that the cancer has won. Darn it. Hopefully one of these days they will discover a way to cure us all. To all who survive Melvin keep his memories fresh in your memory bank and bring them out every once in a while. I send you my sympathy and a hug via email. (Imagine you are getting a good snug hug.) Joan Geary

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