Obituary of Jackie Donald Wilmott

On Sunday, September 1^st, 2024, Jackie Donald Wilmott, a one-of-a-kind Husband, Father, Grandpa, and Great Grandpa was called home to the Lord and his beloved wife at the age of 95, in Glenpool, Oklahoma.

Jack is survived by daughter Glenna Lynn Frazier and husband Jim, daughter Millie Gay Greer and husband Phillip, grandchildren Sabrina Morgan, Amy Shepherd and husband Aaron, Jacob Greer and wife Amber, and Amanda Perry, great-grandchildren Tinley and Dalton Morgan, Caden and Shaylee Shepherd, Braxton Perry and Hendrix Burk, sisters-in-laws Joann Chambers, Chris and Linda Rose, and Marie and Pat Wilmott, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

He was preceded in death by his wife Clythia Jane Wilmott, parents Lee and Glenna Wilmott, brothers Scott, Garold, Harold, James (Jim), and Leo, sisters Lila Mae, Lula Belle, Loretta, Leon Edna and Leota, brothers-in-law Avery, Bill, Clyde, Darrell (Bud), Jerry, John, Truman, and Walter, sisters-in-law Cleda, Joyce, Louise, Nancy, and Patricia, and close friend Herb Eastman.

Jack was born on August 26^th, 1929, in Glenpool, Oklahoma to Lee and Glenna Wilmott. Jack was a true Warrior having spent his entire life calling Glenpool his home. As a boy his brothers and him were always into something which likely ended in someone getting into trouble. After graduating from Glenpool Schools, he enlisted in the Army and was stationed in Germany during the Korean War. Jack would later begin working for American Airlines as an electrical technician. After retiring from American in 1991 he worked as an Electrician running his own business. He was a member of Glenpool’s VFW, the Akdar Shriners, Moose Lodge and served on the Glenpool Fire Department.

Jack married the love of his life Jane on August 16^th, 1957, and spent the next 67, almost 68 years building a life together. Jack lived for his wife, daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren. His family was everything to him and he devoted every day to them. He enjoyed traveling, golfing, square dancing, and spending hours beyond hours working outside on whatever he thought needed to be worked on. He was so proud when he was able to purchase his land where he and his family created memories that will last forever. He was a Hero to his family and always there no matter when or where. Having lived 95 wonderful years, he was full of stories and could sit and talk for hours about anything and everything. Jack loved big and we loved him just as much. The void he leaves will never be filled and we will miss him greatly but look forward to the day we will get to see him and Jane dance on the streets of gold with our own eyes.

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