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Oliver Savoy

January 9, 2021

Oliver “Cheyenne” Savoy, 85, of Interlachen, FL, passed away on Saturday, January 9th, 2021 peacefully in his sleep after a long battle with stroke complications.

 

He was born on June 14th, 1935 in Houghton, Michigan. Oliver served in the military for many years after graduating high school. He married his wife, Margaret Savoy, on February 14th, 1987. In December 1998, Oliver and Margaret adopted their only child together, Darlene Savoy. Oliver also has a son, Steve Savoy, of Indiana; and a daughter, Angela Tarrance, of Gulf Shores, Alabama.

 

Oliver worked as a carpenter in Interlachen for many years, building homes, decks, and patios for his friends and residents of Interlachen. He also enjoyed fishing, hunting, cooking, race car driving, and spending time with his family.

 

Oliver is survived by his wife Margaret and their daughter Darlene; his daughter Angela and his son Steve; his brothers Kenneth Savoy and Terrence “Terry” Savoy; his sister, Judy Trevethan; his step-son, David Johnson; his daughter-in-law, Julie Johnson; and his grandson, David Johnson Jr. He is also survived by numerous extended family members.

 

He was preceded in death by his father, Oliver Savoy and his step-mother, Veronica Savoy; his sister, Marie Darlene Savoy; and his brothers, Chester Savoy and Robert “Jimmy” Savoy.

 

 

 

“There's no way around grief and loss: you can dodge all you want, but sooner or later you just have to go into it, through it, and, hopefully, come out the other side. The world you find there will never be the same as the world you left.” - Johnny Cash

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  1. So very sorry for the loss of such a kind hearted person. We met him many years ago when he was selling out of the back of a truck. Eventually he rented a store in Hollister and the true friendship began. He loved to go to the auctions with us and getting more to sell. He was always an active man and loved his family dearly. I'm so very sorry that we were not able to get to visit him in the last year because of Covid. Rest In Peace dear Cheyenne.

  2. I met Cheyenne years ago in Palm Valley. I never seen him happier than the night he brought his future wife Margaret to meet our motley crew, his eyes showed Cupid had aimed that arrow just right. He said she’s just my size. I was one of many that was happy for him and missed him as he embarked on his new life. I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope you find comfort in his memories! God bless you all.

  3. Cheyenne was my go to guy for all things repurposed.
    I enjoyed taking with him and browsing treasures at auctions.

    He was a good soul.


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