Johnny Lee McAnally, Jr. "Lee," age 63, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, passed away on July 21, 2025. Born on April 9, 1962, Lee lived a life full of passion, laughter, and deep, loving devotion to his family and friends. He was born in Tulsa, OK, and was the oldest of his siblings: Brenda, Mary, and Victor.

A lifelong baseball fan and athlete, Lee attended Bishop Kelley High School before transferring to Will Rogers High School, where his team won the 1979 4-A State Championship. In 1980, he was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies and played for them until 1982. The following year, he traveled to Holland to play for the Holland Herons.

After returning home, Lee worked alongside his father at the U-Save Auto Parts store in Tulsa, which eventually led him to a successful career in skilled trade. He owned and operated Pro Images, a tile and natural stone company that brought new life to homes for many families. Later, he worked as a Superintendent in the Pipeline industry as well as commercial construction, ending his working career at Bob Hurley RV.

Lee found great joy in coaching baseball following the birth of his son, Zach. He coached numerous teams, including the Tulsa Tide, Tulsa RBI, the RBI Drillers, WBO, and summer high school teams. Off the field, he was a dedicated racing fan and Harley enthusiast who loved the open road and the roar of an engine. His racing journey began with four-wheelers and grew into flat-track motorcycle racing. But nothing compared to his love of riding Harley-Davidsons alongside friends and family. Throughout his many riding adventures, he earned the legendary nickname "1LINER," a nod to his unforgettable one-liners and signature sense of humor.

Lee had a gift for lighting up every room he entered. He was never shy about making new friends or making others feel welcome. Many of his closest friends became like family, and he was always ready to lend a hand—whether it was advice about life, baseball, or bikes.

Those who knew Lee will remember a man who was unapologetically himself—funny, loyal, and full of life. His presence was a gift, and his absence will be deeply felt. He left a lasting impression on everyone lucky enough to know him.

Lee is survived by his wife, Brooke McAnally of Tulsa, OK; his son, Zach McAnally and fiancée Reygan of Wichita, KS; his stepdaughter (and daughter in his heart), Kendall, and her husband Chandler Point of Skiatook, OK; his beloved grandchildren, Harper and Banks Point; his stepdaughter Brandi Wells of Seminole, OK; his mother-in-law Debbie Murphy of Tulsa, OK; his sister-in-law Leslie Murphy of Naples, FL; his aunt Lou Felts of Tulsa, OK; his uncle Don McAnally of British Colombia, Canada; his aunt Mary Fortner; and his siblings, Brenda and her husband Mike Harrison of Claremore, OK, and Mary and her husband Chris Vail of Stroud, OK.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Johnny Lee McAnally Sr and Eudora Beth McAnally, and his brother, Victor McAnally, all of Tulsa, OK.

Lee's Funeral is held on 7/25/2025 at Stanley's Funeral Services, 3959 E 31st St Tulsa, OK at 11:00 am. A viewing will be held on 7/24/2025 between 05:00pm-07:00pm at Stanley's also. Lee will be buried with his family at Beggs Cemetery.

A celebration of Lee's life will be held at the Cimarron Bar at 2619 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK—where he met Brooke, and where their story together began.

In lieu of flowers, the family invites you to consider making a memorial contribution to the Alzheimer's Foundation in Lee's honor: Click Here

Lee's legacy lives on in the stories told, the laughter shared, and the love he gave so freely.