Funeral services for Billy “Bill” D. Kirk will be held, 10:00am Wednesday, October 20, 2021 at Park Hill Baptist Church with Reverend John Lee and Reverend Don Varbel officiating. Serving as pallbearers will be Scott Kirk, Joe Pacheeo, Brian Chojnacki, Dwight Cornell, David Hayes, and Gary Howe. Honorary pallbearers will be Robby Nunez, Joe Nelson, Connor Loepp, Steve Nelson, Jason Loepp, Boyd Walker, Jim Thomas, and the Mix Seekers Sunday School Class. A public visitation will be held, on Tuesday, October 19, 2021 from 4:00pm until 6:00pm at Reed Culver Funeral Home in Tahlequah. Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.reedculver.com for the Kirk family.
Bill was born August 30, 1940 in Tahlequah, OK to Kinnith and Bernine (Holderby) Kirk. His parents, one sister Janie Morgan, and two brothers Kelly and Claude Kirk precede him in death.
He is survived by; his loving wife of 46 years Norma (Burgess) Kirk, two sons Steve Nelson and wife Sarena, and Kenneth Kirk and wife Regina, three daughters, Kathy Loepp and husband Jason, Lisa Cowen and Husband Jerry, and Angie Wittmore. His grandchildren Joe Nelson, Stefanie Nunez, Connor Loepp, as well as, many more loved grandchildren and great grandchildren also survive Bill.
Bill worked several years for Borden before starting his career with the Oklahoma State Highway Department on January 1, 1976 where he worked until his retirement in 1997.
Bill attended church at Park Hill Baptist Church for over 20 years where he developed many wonderful friendships and he is very grateful for his church family.
Bill took advantage of his retirement. Going on several cruises to various places. He loved spending time with his wife in Branson attending all the many music shows, going to Silver Dollar City, and The Dixie Stampede. Bill enjoyed working his farm and raising cattle. He spent many deer seasons hunting with Steve and Allen. It was always a competition as to who killed the biggest deer. Fishing was a pastime he really enjoyed. He was always looking for the biggest crappie.
Bill was deeply loved by his family. He will be missed but we know he is walking with Jesus and we will see him one day.
~ We Love You Pops!
