
The Oklahoma community mourns the loss of a cherished figure, Burt Holmes, the Tulsan philanthropist and QuikTrip co-founder, who passed away at the age of 93. His death has prompted reflections on a life dedicated to generous acts and initiatives aimed at enhancing the well-being of his fellow Oklahomans, according to the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson from Oklahoma City expressed her deep sorrow over the passing of philanthropist Burt Holmes. In a statement, Munson highlighted his compassion and generosity, noting that he worked hard to improve the lives of Tulsans. She shared how his spirit and dedication to solving Oklahoma’s challenges inspired her. Holmes was steadfast in supporting causes and people he believed in, particularly in Tulsa and across the state, as reported by the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
Munson's words reflect the lasting impact of Holmes' philanthropy, emphasizing that his generosity and service will continue to benefit Oklahomans for generations. "His legacy of giving will forever endure," Munson said, highlighting Holmes' dedication to the community and offering condolences to his family, friends, and all those who were touched by his kindness and integrity, as stated by the Oklahoma House of Representatives.