Delbert Ray Musick Obituary, In Loving Mmemory Of Delbert Ray Musick

Delbert Ray Musick Obituary, Death – We are deeply saddened to share the news that Past Grand Master Delbert Ray Musick (2014) died away in Oklahoma yesterday. When the information regarding the arrangements becomes available, it will be provided here. Delbert R. “Del” Musick was born on April 14, 1941 in Burkburnett, Texas. He was named after his father, Charles Franklin Musick, and his mother, Ora Dell (Anderson) Musick. It was at the public school systems of Dodson, Texas, Camargo, Oklahoma, and Wichita Falls, Texas where he received his formal education. Since 1968, he worked for Roadway Express, Inc. as an over the road driver, and he eventually retired in 2006.

Since their wedding on October 14, 1961, Brother Musick and Lola Ruth Bennett were married. Lola Ruth passed away in June of 2000. Leslie Dell Musick and Melynda Gaye Musick Duncan (Mark) were born as a result of their parents’ marriage. Lauren Ashley Stephens is his only grandchild and granddaughter. In Temple, Oklahoma, on the 11th of July in 2010, he tied the knot with Wilda Ann (Witt) Anderson. Their extended family consists of Wilda’s sons Richard (Beverly), Trey, and Lauren, as well as Bob (Vickie), Lindsey, Ashley, and Chance. Richard is married to Beverly, while Bob is married to Vickie. Both Del and Wilda were active participants in the community of the Second Presbyterian Church.

Oakville Lodge 599 counted him as a member at one point. On January 8, 1980, he attended Whitehaven Lodge 599 and received his Master Mason degree there. He moved his membership to McLemore Avenue Lodge 715, where he eventually became the Worshipful Master in the year 1985. In 1995, McLemore Avenue and Oakville were merged into one community. In 1980, he was awarded the several degrees bestowed by the Scottish Rite. He was given the title and decoration of Knight Commander Court of Honor in 1995, and he was coroneted a 33° Inspector General Honorary in 2001. In the Memphis Lodge of Perfection, he held the position of Venerable Master. In the year 1980, he was given the honor of being exalted by Penn Council 22, Greeted by Eureka Chapter 6, and Knighted by St. Elmo Commandery 4.