Birth date: May 16, 1921 Death date: Apr 8, 2010
CAVETT, OLIVER BRYAN Born May 16, 1921 in Dallas, Texas and passed away April 8, 2010 in McKinney, Texas. Survived by his wife, Alice; son, Kenneth Bryan Cavett; daughters, Robin Stine, Renee Cavett; step daughters, Julia Barker, Read Obituary
Aunt Alice, We are so sorry that you lost Oliver so soon. He was a very special person and we loved him too. I am very sorry that he never got to come visit us in Williamsburg where he was stationed during the war. I know he had great memories of this place and enjoyed hearing him tell the stories about swimming in the Williamsburg Lodge pool. We love you and will keep you and your family in our prayers, Always, Anna and Jim
Sorry to hear of fathers passing. Mine has too! Wishing Renee and Robin my best wishes. God Speed…. Thinking of ya'll, so thought I would look around. To see how life has been for you.Glad you are still living. Bye for now.
Dear Alice and family, We know that there is so little we can say and do when your life partner and husband who meant so much to you has passed on. The comfort you will feel in the days ahead is to know that his spirit is still with you. We want you know how much we care and share your loss today. Love, Roy and Joci McKinney
Dear Aunt Alice and family, We can't tell you how sorry we were to hear about Uncle Oliver. Steve and I truly enjoyed the time we were able to spend with you two this past year. Oliver was a wonderful person and we enjoyed the opportunity to hear about his many accomplishments and your travels together. Big hugs to you all and we are thinking of you and holding you near to our hearts. All our love, Lynn (Greer) and Steve Keen
My condolences in the loss of your husband, father, brother, uncle, and grandfather. May God give you comfort at this time. May the great memories of Oliver and the compassion of God give you peace and joy each day. In Jesus' Name, Tanya (Sims) Withers
Sweet Alice-and Ken, Robin, Renee, Julia and Holly-a thousand angels around you all to wrap you in warm comfort and abiding love while you find your way today and in the tomorrows to come. We'll remember forever the wonderous mystery of "the Manager" and his astounding presence-funny, witty, generous, wise, kind, and so rock-solid. A leader, a teacher, an inspiration. I'm thankful he was in my life. Much love to you all, Loraine McCord Joyner, Smyrna, GA-niece
Robin, Ashley & Jason, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father/grandfather. I never met him but you all an extension of who is his and you are wonderful people. May God strength, grace and peace carry you and your family through this difficult time and may you also find great joy in your memories of times past with your father/grandfather. Love, Helen Peters Assistant to Pastor Buddy Flowers Trinity Church Cedar Hill, TX
I miss you Daddy. It's been almost a month since you left us, and I miss you more and more everyday. You were my biggest hero, did you know that? Ive loved you forever. I won't forget you Daddy, not ever, because in so many ways, I am you. So hush now and rest in peace. I love you so very much Daddy, always always always. Renee
