Birth date: Feb 15, 1926 Death date: Nov 4, 2021
Roland Carlyle Kinzer Obituary Carlyle Kinzer passed on from this life at the age of 95 years on Thursday, November 4,2021 at his home in Jenks, Oklahoma. From his birth in Versailles, Kentucky on February 15,1926 until shortly be Read Obituary
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What a great guy!!! I met RC back in the late 70s when I delivered a new holland self propelled hay hauler to his beautiful ranch at Morris Ok, high dollar piece of equipment but RC was a very smart & hard working man and proved it through his accomplishment!!! Fast forward 2006 I joined The Gideons International RC was a Gideon in our camp which he had been a Gideon for many years!!!! What a faithful Christian man that held many positions of leadership in our local camps & statewide he was such a great mentor to my self & other Gideons, I spent several days with RC on church visitations, bible distribution, putting bibles in motels he was always willing to help, loved hearing his military stories he was such a great Christian mentor very intelligent loved to read and new everything about The Gideons!!!! We owe our freedom to these Great Veterans!!! We will miss you RC but you will not be forgotten Love you Brother. Please donate to Gideons International to buy Bibles in memory of RC he would be pleased!!!
I have very fond memories of Mr. Kinzer while I was growing up near the the "Kinzer" ranch. We were their closest neighbors and I spent a lot of time on and around the ranch. many great memories come to mind like riding around on tractor during hay season, watching the many semi loads of hay get loaded out destined for feed yards, fishing in the many ponds on the ranch, and I especially enjoyed seeing and even riding one time in the old army jeep that he restored. as a young child I didn't understand but looking back now I know what a great man he was and how much he cared for his friends and family. On behalf of the Sullins Family,
