He entered this life March 4, 1956, in Shawnee, Oklahoma, the son of George “Joe” and Elsie (Butler) Ball. Floyd is preceded in death by his parents; brother-in-law and Sister: Gordon and Joann White; and sister, Sharon Ball.
A racing car enthusiast, Floyd built race cars and went drag racing. He was a member of the Knights Car Club and Almost Ready to Cruise Car Club. He worked at Tinker Air Force base, where he retired. Floyd dedicated many hours to raising cattle and working on the farm. Not a time will go by that memories of Floyd will be forgotten.
A racing car enthusiast, Floyd built race cars and went drag racing. He was a member of the Knights Car Club and Almost Ready to Cruise Car Club. He worked at Tinker Air Force base, where he retired. Floyd dedicated many hours to raising cattle and working on the farm. Not a time will go by that memories of Floyd will be forgotten.
He entered this life March 4, 1956, in Shawnee, Oklahoma, the son of George “Joe” and Elsie (Butler) Ball. Floyd is preceded in death by his parents; brother-in-law and Sister: Gordon and Joann White; and sister, Sharon Ball.
A racing car enthusiast, Floyd built race cars and went drag racing. He was a member of the Knights Car Club and Almost Ready to Cruise Car Club. He worked at Tinker Air Force base, where he retired. Floyd dedicated many hours to raising cattle and working on the farm. Not a time will go by that memories of Floyd will be forgotten.
A racing car enthusiast, Floyd built race cars and went drag racing. He was a member of the Knights Car Club and Almost Ready to Cruise Car Club. He worked at Tinker Air Force base, where he retired. Floyd dedicated many hours to raising cattle and working on the farm. Not a time will go by that memories of Floyd will be forgotten.
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