Gary Ridley Obituary, Death – Gary Ridley former Oklahoma Secretary of Transportation has passed away sadly and untimely which has left the family in serious grief and agony according to a social media publication. “I, along with the entire state of Oklahoma, am in a state of mourning as a direct result of the news that Gary Ridley has passed away. Gary Ridley was a man who lived in Oklahoma and was known for giving his assistance to others without the expectation of receiving anything in return. Gray Ridley was a shining example of a true public servant who cared about the quality of his work and the positive impact it would have on our transportation system and the people of our great state and country.
He passed away too soon, but he will be remembered as a shining example of a true public servant. He was taken from us much too soon, but he will be remembered as a paragon of what it means to be a genuine public servant. Even though he was taken from us much too soon, he will be remembered as a shining example of what it means to be a true public servant. Shortly after I had first been elected to the United States Congress, Gary and I collaborated on a significant project that entailed the construction of a crosstown expressway in Oklahoma City.
This work was done not long after we first met. Gray Ridley was instrumental in the completion of a large number of projects that were spread out across the Third District of Oklahoma. His contributions were significant. Gary leaves behind a legacy that will live on in the hearts and minds of those who worked with him at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and in the people whose lives he touched during the course of his devoted career. Gary leaves behind a legacy that will live on in the hearts and minds of those who worked with him at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.
Those who shared Gary’s experience at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation will carry his legacy forward in their thoughts and memories for a long time to come. Gray Ridley was the epitome of a sincere public servant who was concerned about the quality of his work, and he served as a model for others to aspire to be like him. He was a paragon. Those who worked alongside Gary at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation will remember him fondly and keep his legacy alive in their thoughts and hearts for a very long time.
During this trying time, his wife Eula and the rest of his family are in my thoughts and prayers. May God bless you and give you strength. Kindly be aware that I will be thinking of you and praying for you. I pray that the Lord will have mercy on each one of you in this gathering.”