Life-long Carnegie resident Eugene Terry Boyiddle, 75, was born on March 25, 1945 in Lawton, Oklahoma to Melvin Boyiddle and Vivian (Tsatoke) Komardley. Eugene was raised by his grandparents, Cecil Hunting Horse and his wife, Jenny thirteen miles south of Carnegie on Cecil's original allotment. Eugene went to be with his Lord and Savior on January 8, 2021 while surrounded by all of his loved ones at his home in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Eugene attended Carnegie High School and finished his education at Chilocco Indian School. Eugene later attended school to get his welding certification, which he practiced until retiring after thirty-seven years. Throughout his life, Eugene lived in multiple places including, but not limited to, New Mexico, Montana, and Washington. Eugene married his bestfriend, Donna Quoladdle, on March 8, 2014.
Eugene enjoyed fast-pitch softball, playing pool, reading his Bible, spending time with his beloved family, reminiscing with his friends, watching western movies, watching OU football, and listening to music. Eugene was strong in his faith and was even a Lay Missioner of Cache Creek United Methodist Church in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Eugene is survived by his wife, Donna (Quoladdle) Boyiddle of the home; one son, Eugene "Arthur" Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma; two daughters, Tammy (Boyiddle) and Richard Trombley of Montana, Terre (Boyiddle) and Nick Blanchard of Shawnee, Oklahoma; five brothers, Donald Komardley and his late wife, Janice of Apache, Oklahoma, Evans Komardley and his wife, Patty of Apache, Oklahoma, Bobby Komardley and his late wife, Cindy of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Rev. Mike Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma, Jerry Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma; four sisters, Gloria Redbird and her husband, Ernest of Carnegie, Oklahoma, Jensie Komardley of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Beverly Bunton and her late husband, Dallas of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Eileen Wallace of Apache, Oklahoma; fifteen grandchildren, Tierra, Rose, Sonny, Jessica, Jeni, Mackenzie, Arthur, Dusty, Malani, Ulias, Samuel, Amelia, Ina, Angel, and Jayce.
Eugene is preceded in death by his father, Rev. Melvin Boyiddle; mother, Vivian (Tsatoke) Komardley; step-father, George Komardley; grandparents, Cecil and Jenny (Tsatoke) Hunting Horse; brother, Daniel Bitseedy; sister, Georgia "Fuzzy" Komardley; granddaughter, Audrey Elaine Boyiddle; great-grandson, Corben Charles Heavyrunner.
Visitation for Eugene will be from 5:00pm-8:00pm on Monday, January 11, 2021 at his home, 14441 North County Road 2450, in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Graveside services for Eugene will be at 1:00pm on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at Saddle Mountain Cemetery in Mountain View, Oklahoma. Officiating will be Rev. Jerry Gray assisted by Rev. Marilyn Bread. Under the direction of Ray and Martha's Funeral Home in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Eugene attended Carnegie High School and finished his education at Chilocco Indian School. Eugene later attended school to get his welding certification, which he practiced until retiring after thirty-seven years. Throughout his life, Eugene lived in multiple places including, but not limited to, New Mexico, Montana, and Washington. Eugene married his bestfriend, Donna Quoladdle, on March 8, 2014.
Eugene enjoyed fast-pitch softball, playing pool, reading his Bible, spending time with his beloved family, reminiscing with his friends, watching western movies, watching OU football, and listening to music. Eugene was strong in his faith and was even a Lay Missioner of Cache Creek United Methodist Church in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Eugene is survived by his wife, Donna (Quoladdle) Boyiddle of the home; one son, Eugene "Arthur" Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma; two daughters, Tammy (Boyiddle) and Richard Trombley of Montana, Terre (Boyiddle) and Nick Blanchard of Shawnee, Oklahoma; five brothers, Donald Komardley and his late wife, Janice of Apache, Oklahoma, Evans Komardley and his wife, Patty of Apache, Oklahoma, Bobby Komardley and his late wife, Cindy of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Rev. Mike Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma, Jerry Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma; four sisters, Gloria Redbird and her husband, Ernest of Carnegie, Oklahoma, Jensie Komardley of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Beverly Bunton and her late husband, Dallas of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Eileen Wallace of Apache, Oklahoma; fifteen grandchildren, Tierra, Rose, Sonny, Jessica, Jeni, Mackenzie, Arthur, Dusty, Malani, Ulias, Samuel, Amelia, Ina, Angel, and Jayce.
Eugene is preceded in death by his father, Rev. Melvin Boyiddle; mother, Vivian (Tsatoke) Komardley; step-father, George Komardley; grandparents, Cecil and Jenny (Tsatoke) Hunting Horse; brother, Daniel Bitseedy; sister, Georgia "Fuzzy" Komardley; granddaughter, Audrey Elaine Boyiddle; great-grandson, Corben Charles Heavyrunner.
Visitation for Eugene will be from 5:00pm-8:00pm on Monday, January 11, 2021 at his home, 14441 North County Road 2450, in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Graveside services for Eugene will be at 1:00pm on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at Saddle Mountain Cemetery in Mountain View, Oklahoma. Officiating will be Rev. Jerry Gray assisted by Rev. Marilyn Bread. Under the direction of Ray and Martha's Funeral Home in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Life-long Carnegie resident Eugene Terry Boyiddle, 75, was born on March 25, 1945 in Lawton, Oklahoma to Melvin Boyiddle and Vivian (Tsatoke) Komardley. Eugene was raised by his grandparents, Cecil Hunting Horse and his wife, Jenny thirteen miles south of Carnegie on Cecil's original allotment. Eugene went to be with his Lord and Savior on January 8, 2021 while surrounded by all of his loved ones at his home in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Eugene attended Carnegie High School and finished his education at Chilocco Indian School. Eugene later attended school to get his welding certification, which he practiced until retiring after thirty-seven years. Throughout his life, Eugene lived in multiple places including, but not limited to, New Mexico, Montana, and Washington. Eugene married his bestfriend, Donna Quoladdle, on March 8, 2014.
Eugene enjoyed fast-pitch softball, playing pool, reading his Bible, spending time with his beloved family, reminiscing with his friends, watching western movies, watching OU football, and listening to music. Eugene was strong in his faith and was even a Lay Missioner of Cache Creek United Methodist Church in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Eugene is survived by his wife, Donna (Quoladdle) Boyiddle of the home; one son, Eugene "Arthur" Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma; two daughters, Tammy (Boyiddle) and Richard Trombley of Montana, Terre (Boyiddle) and Nick Blanchard of Shawnee, Oklahoma; five brothers, Donald Komardley and his late wife, Janice of Apache, Oklahoma, Evans Komardley and his wife, Patty of Apache, Oklahoma, Bobby Komardley and his late wife, Cindy of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Rev. Mike Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma, Jerry Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma; four sisters, Gloria Redbird and her husband, Ernest of Carnegie, Oklahoma, Jensie Komardley of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Beverly Bunton and her late husband, Dallas of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Eileen Wallace of Apache, Oklahoma; fifteen grandchildren, Tierra, Rose, Sonny, Jessica, Jeni, Mackenzie, Arthur, Dusty, Malani, Ulias, Samuel, Amelia, Ina, Angel, and Jayce.
Eugene is preceded in death by his father, Rev. Melvin Boyiddle; mother, Vivian (Tsatoke) Komardley; step-father, George Komardley; grandparents, Cecil and Jenny (Tsatoke) Hunting Horse; brother, Daniel Bitseedy; sister, Georgia "Fuzzy" Komardley; granddaughter, Audrey Elaine Boyiddle; great-grandson, Corben Charles Heavyrunner.
Visitation for Eugene will be from 5:00pm-8:00pm on Monday, January 11, 2021 at his home, 14441 North County Road 2450, in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Graveside services for Eugene will be at 1:00pm on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at Saddle Mountain Cemetery in Mountain View, Oklahoma. Officiating will be Rev. Jerry Gray assisted by Rev. Marilyn Bread. Under the direction of Ray and Martha's Funeral Home in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Eugene attended Carnegie High School and finished his education at Chilocco Indian School. Eugene later attended school to get his welding certification, which he practiced until retiring after thirty-seven years. Throughout his life, Eugene lived in multiple places including, but not limited to, New Mexico, Montana, and Washington. Eugene married his bestfriend, Donna Quoladdle, on March 8, 2014.
Eugene enjoyed fast-pitch softball, playing pool, reading his Bible, spending time with his beloved family, reminiscing with his friends, watching western movies, watching OU football, and listening to music. Eugene was strong in his faith and was even a Lay Missioner of Cache Creek United Methodist Church in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Eugene is survived by his wife, Donna (Quoladdle) Boyiddle of the home; one son, Eugene "Arthur" Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma; two daughters, Tammy (Boyiddle) and Richard Trombley of Montana, Terre (Boyiddle) and Nick Blanchard of Shawnee, Oklahoma; five brothers, Donald Komardley and his late wife, Janice of Apache, Oklahoma, Evans Komardley and his wife, Patty of Apache, Oklahoma, Bobby Komardley and his late wife, Cindy of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Rev. Mike Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma, Jerry Boyiddle of Carnegie, Oklahoma; four sisters, Gloria Redbird and her husband, Ernest of Carnegie, Oklahoma, Jensie Komardley of Anadarko, Oklahoma, Beverly Bunton and her late husband, Dallas of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Eileen Wallace of Apache, Oklahoma; fifteen grandchildren, Tierra, Rose, Sonny, Jessica, Jeni, Mackenzie, Arthur, Dusty, Malani, Ulias, Samuel, Amelia, Ina, Angel, and Jayce.
Eugene is preceded in death by his father, Rev. Melvin Boyiddle; mother, Vivian (Tsatoke) Komardley; step-father, George Komardley; grandparents, Cecil and Jenny (Tsatoke) Hunting Horse; brother, Daniel Bitseedy; sister, Georgia "Fuzzy" Komardley; granddaughter, Audrey Elaine Boyiddle; great-grandson, Corben Charles Heavyrunner.
Visitation for Eugene will be from 5:00pm-8:00pm on Monday, January 11, 2021 at his home, 14441 North County Road 2450, in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
Graveside services for Eugene will be at 1:00pm on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at Saddle Mountain Cemetery in Mountain View, Oklahoma. Officiating will be Rev. Jerry Gray assisted by Rev. Marilyn Bread. Under the direction of Ray and Martha's Funeral Home in Carnegie, Oklahoma.
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