Ira A. Lutsey, Jr.

1925–2019 (age 94)

Biography

Ira A. Lutsey, Jr. (1925–2019) brought warmth and quiet strength to every role he embraced, and his life was marked by steadfast care for his community and loved ones. His presence was a grounding force, and the memories he left behind continue to inspire gratitude among those who knew him.

Laid to rest at Fort Gibson National Cemetery, Ira is remembered for his dedication to service and the thoughtful spirit with which he approached each day. His family, friends, and neighbors carry forward the legacy of his generous heart.

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