" Poochie "

It all began the Fifth Day of December 1954. A baby boy was born to Dewey & Lovetta Myers. They named him Isaac Austin "Ike Myers" known to family & friends as Poochie.

At early age he accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior.  He was a devoted member of Morning Star Baptist Church. He rededicated his life to Christ in the early two thousands at Restoration Christian Center under Pastor Billy J. Bruner. He kept his faith in God during his illness. He last attended church on Resurrection Sunday 2019.

He attended Tulsa Public Schools graduating Class of 1973, Central High School and Booker T. Washington. Isaac was an employee of St. Johns Medical Center for 25 years where he remained until he retired due to his lengthy illness. Ike, the fun, loving guy. He enjoyed family gatherings, sports, and being a active class member.  He also enjoyed living life to the fullest.

Isaac was preceded in death by his mother Lovetta Myers, father Dewey Myers, sister and brother Laura and Allen Myers.

Those left to cherish his memories: Vivian R. Myers (sister), Everette Myers (brother), Tami Kelly (niece), Sherrita Myers (niece), Brandi Goode (great-Niece), Erick Goode (nephew),Germaine Myers (son), grandchildren; Germaine Myers Jr., Mario Hopkins, Malik Myers, Kyshon Myers, Germani Myers, Kevin Myers, Germon Myers, and Christian Myers.

Along with a host of nieces, nephews, and friends.

"Asleep"

I've closed my eyes and fallen asleep, so there is no reason for you to weep. This is a debt we all must pay. You will see me again some day. I've endured pain and even sorrow, now I don't have to worry about tomorrow. But life for you must go on, you must not worry because I'm gone. You stood beside me all the way, when I was down, you knew what to say.  You always told me to get some rest, let me sleep now. I've done my best, so please let me rest in peace. The tears you're shedding will soon cease. You'll soon realize that this was meant to be, now that God has come for me.