Johnny Lee Farrell

Healdton - Private graveside services are scheduled for Mr. Johnny Lee Farrell, 35, of Healdton with Rev. Paul Dean Martin officiating at Mount Olive Cemetery in Healdton. Services are under the care and direction of Alexander Gray Funeral Home of Healdton, 65 Golf Course Rd.

Johnny was born on April 23, 1984 at Ardmore to Mr. Johnny Hoyt Farrell and Mrs. Tammy Jo (Hinchey) Farrell. He departed this life on Wed. April 1, 2020 at his home in Healdton.

Johnny was raised in Healdton attending school at Zaneis and Healdton . He graduated from Healdton High School in 2002 and thereafter began working in the oilfield, mostly on work over rigs. He was employed for Kleen Oilfield Services and for Nubs Well Servicing most of his years, but had also worked locally at the saltwater disposal and at Bray Painting.

Johnny loved his children always said they were his pride and joy. He also loved music and attending concerts. His favorite past time was riding his Harley and fishing, when he could. Johnny had attended church at the Oil City Union Church.

Preceding him in death were his grandparents, Kay and John Farrell; step grandfather, Bill Kilcrease and an uncle, Clint Hinchey.

Survivors include his son, John Marshall Farrell; daughter, Kaden Farrell; mother, Tammy Haragan; father, Hoyt Farrell, all of Healdton; brother, Brodye Haragan of California; girlfriend, Rebekah Rico and her kids of Healdton; grandparents, Jo Ann Kilcrease of Healdton and James and Judy Hinchey of Kingston; aunts and uncles, Terri and James Roberts, Jeanna Farrell, Donna Claxton and Valerie Bray, Angela and Donnie Aycox, Amy and Darren Epley, Billy Kilcrease and Tim Glenn and family; cousins, Danah Martin and family, Kyle Claxton and family, Chey Jones and family, Kennedy and family, Desiree, Riley and Peyton Pierce; numerous other family and friends.

Casket Bearers are John Marshall Farrell, Brodye Haragan, Clifford Slawson, Randy Branch, Kyle Claxton and Alex Cabrera.

Viewing will be from 10am to 8 pm Monday and Tuesday, limited to no more than ten visitors gathered at a time at Alexander Gray Funeral Home of Healdton.

Condolences may be shared online at www.alexanderfuneralhome.org