
April 13, 1950 ~ January 15, 2021
Born in: Indianapolis, IN
Resided in: Indianapolis, IN
Mr. George Stanley Oakley better known as “Stan”, was born to George P. Oakley and Dorothy Oakley on April 13, 1950 in Indianapolis, Indiana. He accepted Christ as his savior at an early age.
Stan received his education through the Indianapolis Public School system. He graduated from Arsenal Technical High School in 1968. Upon completion of high school he joined the United States Marine Corps. After faithfully serving this country he would go on to work at Jenn – Air, where he would later retire.
Stan was a devoted father, grandfather, brother and friend. He loved spending quality time with his daughter and grandchildren.
Stan departed this life on Friday, January 15, 2021, at the age of 70 years old. He was proceeded in death by both parents; George and Dorothy Oakley and three sisters Eva, Margree and Beatrice Oakley.
Stan leaves to cherish behind two daughters, Nekole Oakley and Tameka Bridges; two granddaughters, Daliyah Riding and Aija Howard; two grandsons, Amazen Stevenson and Garry Howard; a life long friend Beverly Moore; and sisters, Georgetta, Dorothea, Mary, Charlene Oakley, Valerie Garner (Richard); brothers, Gregory, Jerome, John, Charles P., Charles E. Oakley and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, family and friends.
Services
Visitation: January 30, 2021 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Grace Missionary Baptist Church
1501 N. College Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Funeral Service: January 30, 2021 12:00 pm
Grace Missionary Baptist Church
1501 N. College Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46202
I am sorry for your loss. I have always know George Oakley to be a good man and know that this is a great loss to everyone that knows him. My heart and prayers go out to your family.
Peace be unto you Family.🎚🙏🏿🌹
Love, your Friend for Life. ❤️
You came into this world too soon, too soon, too soon. When you came to us, you and I were barely a year apart. Yet somehow we welcomed you into our family, taking your place as the first male son to our parents. As the years when by, you grew and grew and grew, much taller than I. Eventually it became obvious that God sent us a very special “big brother”.
Now sadly we say, just as you came you also went . . . too soon, too soon, too soon. Although you are gone from our presence you continue to be in our hearts and memories. We will never forget your smile, your grin, your laugher, your deep yet gentle way of speaking and your kind heart.
It was my joy to hear you speak of your children and grandchildren. It obvious they were dear and special to you. In those moments, as in others, I realized what a masterpiece of a man you were becoming. Now that you are home with God the masterpiece will be complete. Love and honor I give to my brother Stan.
My condolences to
George family.
I meet him at VA Hospital
Every time we saw each
other, we had a conversation.