Cassie Hayes
I always enjoyed visiting with Tami when I went to Grand Gateway. We discovered had my dad, Sparlin Norwood, as a teacher at Central. Small world!
Birth date: Jul 7, 1960 Death date: Apr 2, 2026
Tami Lynn (Rigdon) McKeon, 65, of Welch, OK, passed away at her home, surrounded by her family, early Thursday morning, April the 2nd, 2026. She was born July the 7th, 1960, in Bartlesville, OK to Glenn Rigdon and Kathleen Kay (Q Read Obituary
I always enjoyed visiting with Tami when I went to Grand Gateway. We discovered had my dad, Sparlin Norwood, as a teacher at Central. Small world!
Clark,
I am sorry for your loss. I am sure Tami will be missed.
Tami had a big smile and an even bigger heart. She viewed the world with a "big brush", leaving no one out.
She treasured her family, friends and sorority sisters fiercely, always finding time for a "chat and share", phone call or
post card.
She knew how to enjoy a fine meal and how to enjoy a fine time out with friends.
I am incredibly lucky and grateful for the decades of fine meals and great times she shared with me.
Tami, thank you for the loan of your wedding dress so many decades ago.
WOW! What a special bond! Thank you for sharing your family with me and for always making me feel like I was family.
Tami, your visit to see us in South Africa was wonderful. And now that you know some Afrikaans, I know you'll understand when I say, "I love you, and I'll see you now-now."
So hard to think of this. A beautiful person - a good friend to my family, and a close, close friend to my brother and sister in law. She always brought her smile with her - her wit, her humor, her intelligence, and her regard for others. There are no substitutes, and the world is less without her, but it is a better world for her being here, and we are all better for the time she shared with us. We will miss her terribly. Know that our thoughts and love are with Tami, and with you all.
I admired and learned so much from Tami. She pulled up a chair for everyone at her table and was encouraging and kind. I hope her family knows that her impact on NE Oklahoma is lasting and genuine.
What a wonderful lady we worked on many projects over the yrs.
Tami and Clark were friends of mine and I will miss Tami’s cheerful posts on facebook. I know she was a Christian, so Clark you and your kids and Christian friends will see her again. Christ has promised that where he is we will be also. See you later Tami.
Was shocked to see this. Have known Clark for over 50 years, but didn't get to know Tami until we moved to Enid OK in 1995. Really enjoyed getting to know her at that time and and have kept up with her and the family through Facebook. My condolences to Clark and the family.
So very sorry she was such a sweet lady.
She was one of my very favorite people in the world. Thank you (her family) for sharing her with us. She will be missed so very much!