Daniel Edmisten
Obituary
Edmisten- Daniel, E., 52, born December 13, 1954 to Edward and Helen Edmisten. A lifelong Tulsa resident, Danny graduated from Memorial High School in 1973. He was a CLEET-certified armed security officer for 30 years and a journeyman electrician since 1984. He received an Emergency Medical Technician certification in 1995. Danny was preceded in death by his mother and sisters Nancy Jo and Gayle Elizabeth. He is survived by his father, sister Karen Elizabeth (KE), daughters Kristen Edmisten and Brittaney Williams, sons Dallas Edmisten and Derek Edmisten, and grand daughter, Summer Jo Fish. He will be sorely missed as a son, father, brother, in-law, and friend but we are certain that he will be gently and lovingly reunited with his departed mother and sisters. Memorial service will be held 10:00 am, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 at Ninde Funeral Home, Brookside Chapel, 3841 S. Peoria. 918-742-5556.
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Tributes & Memories
Ed, I am so sorry for your loss. It breaks my heart to think of all you've had to endure over the past few years. Be strong, as you've had to be so many times before. God Bless you! Mary
MARY JACOBS (MASEK)
Danny has worked with me in the 'event security' business for years. With all the years we have known each other the memory of most impact is when his mother became ill and the love for her and his family was always in the front of his heart and thoughts. Danny is a great guy full of kindess and gentleness toward others. I saw Danny about a month ago as he was on his way out of town to a job site. We talked about his job and he seemed very proud of his new responsibilities. As always he was concerned about others. He said that he wasn't home that much but if I was ever in a tight spot to call and he would do his best to help. Gods grace and peace to Danny and of course to you, his family.
Jacqueline Walker
Daniel was a wonderful friend to me and I am indeed very sad by his passing. I will miss him each day but will always hold him in my heart. God bless u and your family. When he is remembered it will be for his kind, sweet and gentle ways but most assuredly for his ability to make others smile. My heart goes out to all of you. Sincerely, SHeri Birkes
Sherida Birkes