Obituary

Domingo John McGee was born on Sept 29, 1940, to Jewel McGee and Gertrude (Walker) McGee in Owasso, OK. Domingo accepted the Lord as his Savior and was baptized at an early age. He loved sports and played basketball while attending Booker T Washington High School. He retired from a construction company after completing 30 years of employment. He had a love for fast cars and he was also a very good mechanic back in his day. He loved hunting and had beagle hunting dogs for years.

Family was everything to Domingo. He was beloved by all his siblings and niece’s and nephews. He was the life of any party and loved laughing and telling jokes. He’s affectionately known as “Uncle Shot” by all his nieces and nephews. He loved doing yardwork and working with his hands. Most of all he was a fighter…. a Cherokee warrior! He was a fearless protector and loyal to the end.

Preceding Domingo in death is: Jewel McGee and Gertrude (Walker) McGee his parents,  Brother(s) Jacob, Jewel Jr., and Arvin. and his sisters: Maxine, Marlene, and Gloria. Domingo was the youngest of his siblings and the last one to transition.

Domingo leaves to celebrate his memory: (wife) Annette McGee, Son: Cornelius (Kim) McGee Carter (OKC); Tyrone McGee (Tulsa); daughter; :Yolanda McGee Thompson (Tulsa), son: Domingo John McGee Jr.; 3 step daughter(s): Deborah Jones, Linda Littlejohn, & Pam Williams (Tulsa), Grandchildren: Ashley Blackmon, a very special granddaughter Brianna Thompson, Renaldo (Aurshayla) Overstreet (TX), Kyra (Brandon) Jordan (Owasso), Eryn Carter, Sydney Carter, & Kamryn Carter (all of Norman) Micah McGee (Indiana);  10 great grandchildren, and host of nieces, nephews, family members, and friends. So take your rest now and this is not goodbye but it’s see you later.

Visitation for Domingo will take place on Thursday, October 17th from 1pm-5pm at Butler-Stumpff & Dyer Funeral Home.

Services will take place on Friday, October 18th at 1pm in our Chapel.