Having spent the majority of his life in Hugo, Oklahoma and Frisco, Texas, Floyd L. “Hashi” Hamill, Jr., who is now 40 years old, was born on September 18, 1977 in Talihina, Oklahoma. His parents, Floyd L. “Sonny” Hamill and Debbie (Hooper) Hamill, were his parents.
He received his diploma from Hugo High School in 1996, where he also held the position of Class President. He enjoyed playing baseball, listening to jazz bands, and playing volleyball.
He also managed and played for a number of different teams. Throughout his adult life, he was consistently promoted to positions of authority, including those in the retail industry, the restaurant industry, and the customer service industry.
At the time, Hashi was serving as the assistant manager at Chili’s in Grant, Oklahoma. He supported both the Houston Texans and the Oklahoma State University Cowboys.
Although Hashi had a deep affection for his canines “Pepper” and “Nettie,” he enjoyed spending time with his large family, particularly his three nephews especially. It was easy for Hashi to make friends wherever he went because he was a generous and compassionate person. He had an impact on a great number of people’s lives and brought together a large number of people from a variety of backgrounds.
His absence will be keenly felt by each and every body. Hashi’s maternal grandparents, Walter and Rosie Hooper, as well as his paternal grandparents, Marion and Ethel Hamill, as well as his uncle, Clifford Hamill, and his aunts, Naoma Wilson, Juanita Hicks, and Lillie Vansickle, all passed away before him.
