Obituary for Guyle Corley
Guyle Corley, 57, of Canyon passed away on Tuesday, April 21, 2020. Private graveside services will be held on Thursday, April 23, 2020 at Dreamland Cemetery. A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Guyle was born on October 23, 1962 in Morton Texas to Dave and Frances Wright Corley. He was a 1981 graduate of Canyon High School and married Lori Lenzen on October 17, 1997 in Amarillo at Trinity Fellowship Church.
Guyle’s faith in the Lord was most important to him and he was very involved in Freedom Fellowship Church, serving in many capacities including Elder. His second love was his family, and his legacy was his heart and passion for West Texas Karate / Bushukan dojo where he will be lovingly remembered for his impact on his many students and their parents. He also enjoyed the outdoors, fishing and hunting.
Warriors don’t just survive, they overcome and win. Guyle was a warrior in every sense of the word and fought valiantly to the end.
Guyle was preceded in death by his father, David Corley. Survivors include his wife, Lori Corley of Canyon; three children, Christopher Corley of Amarillo, Aidan Corley of Canyon, and McKenna Corley of Colorado Springs, CO; his mother, Frances Corley of Canyon; sister, Christina Moss of Canyon; brother, Craig Corley and wife, Ginger of New Braunfels; niece, Alexis Corley of New Braunfels; nephew, Landon Moss of Canyon; and aunts and uncles, Priscilla Sims, Perry and Sharon Wright, and Mike and Claudia Hanes.
The family suggests memorials be to Freedom Fellowship Mission Fund, 55 Hunsley Road, Canyon, Texas 79015. If you wish to send flowers, please wait for the memorial service at a later date.
Guyle was born on October 23, 1962 in Morton Texas to Dave and Frances Wright Corley. He was a 1981 graduate of Canyon High School and married Lori Lenzen on October 17, 1997 in Amarillo at Trinity Fellowship Church.
Guyle’s faith in the Lord was most important to him and he was very involved in Freedom Fellowship Church, serving in many capacities including Elder. His second love was his family, and his legacy was his heart and passion for West Texas Karate / Bushukan dojo where he will be lovingly remembered for his impact on his many students and their parents. He also enjoyed the outdoors, fishing and hunting.
Warriors don’t just survive, they overcome and win. Guyle was a warrior in every sense of the word and fought valiantly to the end.
Guyle was preceded in death by his father, David Corley. Survivors include his wife, Lori Corley of Canyon; three children, Christopher Corley of Amarillo, Aidan Corley of Canyon, and McKenna Corley of Colorado Springs, CO; his mother, Frances Corley of Canyon; sister, Christina Moss of Canyon; brother, Craig Corley and wife, Ginger of New Braunfels; niece, Alexis Corley of New Braunfels; nephew, Landon Moss of Canyon; and aunts and uncles, Priscilla Sims, Perry and Sharon Wright, and Mike and Claudia Hanes.
The family suggests memorials be to Freedom Fellowship Mission Fund, 55 Hunsley Road, Canyon, Texas 79015. If you wish to send flowers, please wait for the memorial service at a later date.