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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Greg
Rule
May 4, 1965 – September 2, 2020
Obituary
On September 2, 2020, Greg L. Rule (Gregory Limer), son, brother, uncle and friend, passed away at the age of 55. Greg was born on May 4, 1965 in Houston, TX to Gene and Jane Rule. He graduated high school at Memorial High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1983. He worked in construction and as an Ironworker on buildings such as the BOK Center, which he was most proud of.
He was preceded in death by his father, Gene. He is survived by his mother, Jane and only brother, Scott and his wife Debbie, two nieces Christina and Samantha and nephews Michael and Daniel Gammill.
Greg lived all his life in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His family roots were from North Carolina where he often vacationed to as a child where he enjoyed visiting the tobacco and livestock farms of his grandparents and extended family. Greg's passion was riding and caring for his Harley Davidson motorcycle. He loved gambling and enjoying life to the fullest with his own set of laws. He also adored his nieces Christina and Samantha and always had a big smile when greeting them. He loved his dogs Bruiser and Sparky. In his youth he was a rebel, fun to be around, had a heartwarming smile and semi-sarcastic wit that was loved and respected by his friends. He left a lasting memory with many.
Greg's later years were complicated by a debilitating motorcycle accident in 2010 which left him partially paralyzed and unable to ride or work again. This was followed shortly by stage 4 throat cancer which he beat yet continued to cause health complications the remainder of his life. Greg was a fighter and survived accidents and illness that most would not have. He and his brother Scott were only 1 year apart, had different lifestyles but they shared many of the same friends. In his final years he was mostly cared for by his brother and lifelong friend Mike Ross and spent his final days in his own home.
A viewing is scheduled Thursday September 10th from 10a-8p at Moore Funeral Home Southlawn Chapel 9350 E. 51st, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74145.
Graveside funeral service will be Friday September 11th, at Memorial Park Cemetery (near the pond in section 28) at 2:30pm. Flowers and condolences may be offered to Moore funeral home or donations made to help those in need to John 3:16 Mission, 506 N Cheyenne Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103 https://john316mission.org/
918-663-2233
He was preceded in death by his father, Gene. He is survived by his mother, Jane and only brother, Scott and his wife Debbie, two nieces Christina and Samantha and nephews Michael and Daniel Gammill.
Greg lived all his life in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His family roots were from North Carolina where he often vacationed to as a child where he enjoyed visiting the tobacco and livestock farms of his grandparents and extended family. Greg's passion was riding and caring for his Harley Davidson motorcycle. He loved gambling and enjoying life to the fullest with his own set of laws. He also adored his nieces Christina and Samantha and always had a big smile when greeting them. He loved his dogs Bruiser and Sparky. In his youth he was a rebel, fun to be around, had a heartwarming smile and semi-sarcastic wit that was loved and respected by his friends. He left a lasting memory with many.
Greg's later years were complicated by a debilitating motorcycle accident in 2010 which left him partially paralyzed and unable to ride or work again. This was followed shortly by stage 4 throat cancer which he beat yet continued to cause health complications the remainder of his life. Greg was a fighter and survived accidents and illness that most would not have. He and his brother Scott were only 1 year apart, had different lifestyles but they shared many of the same friends. In his final years he was mostly cared for by his brother and lifelong friend Mike Ross and spent his final days in his own home.
A viewing is scheduled Thursday September 10th from 10a-8p at Moore Funeral Home Southlawn Chapel 9350 E. 51st, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74145.
Graveside funeral service will be Friday September 11th, at Memorial Park Cemetery (near the pond in section 28) at 2:30pm. Flowers and condolences may be offered to Moore funeral home or donations made to help those in need to John 3:16 Mission, 506 N Cheyenne Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103 https://john316mission.org/
918-663-2233
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