Wylie Keith Webb

Father, we are at your mercy and are beyond thankful for the blessing and the life of Wylie “Keith” Webb. We thank you for your grace that you sent your only Son to go before us so that we will never ever be defeated by death! Please Father, take away the heaviness of the Webb family’s sorrow and grant them the peace that surpasses all understanding.

On behalf of the family of Keith Webb, known as “Big Daddy Glass” and, to others, “Poopy”, we are saddened by the loss and passing of this big-hearted man that loved his family deeply. Keith peacefully entered into rest in Tiff’s devoted arms on October 3, 2025, at the age of 54. He is now reunited with his Lord and Savior, Mother and Father Linda and Wylie Thomas, Sister Jamie, Uncles Richard and Jimmy Dale, Aunt Linda, Father-in-law Richard Henson, and his beloved many dogs, especially Yadi boy.

Keith will be missed beyond measure by the love of his life, Taffani “Tiff” (Henson) Webb, married on June 20, 1997, commemorating a beautiful 28-year journey together; his beloved daughter, Jaycie Nicole (Webb) Rutland, son in law, Josh Rutland (the son he never had), and the apple of his eye, his adored granddaughter, Sunnie Cher Rutland. Keith is also survived by his mother-in-law, Evie (Kosechata) Henson (Grandma) and his sister, Tracy (Webb) Fisher, as well as numerous relatives, nieces, nephews, teammates, and friends. To know Keith was a privilege, but to be loved by Keith was an honor.

Keith was born in Ada, Oklahoma, on July 27, 1971. He graduated from Asher High School and went on to attend Rose State College. Keith was a talented ball player; he played the backstop and fourth hole. He became the owner/operator of Webb’s Auto Glass for 29 years working side by side with his best friend and wife, Tiff. The past year and a half, he worked as the glass specialist serving all locations for Steve’s Body Shop. He was a member of St. John Lutheran Church where he made sure his family began attending Church and that his daughter was baptized.

Keith cherished every moment with his family, his loved ones, and hanging out with friends. He had a passion for golf, was a devoted fan of the Sooners and Rangers, and proudly rocked out as a Crüehead. And when it came to the kitchen—wow, could he ever cook! At the Webb House, all were welcome at the table. Keith had many specialties, but his family acknowledged that beans and cornbread would never be the same! He tried to teach Josh everything he knew. Josh, we all are counting on you! Keith was the family glue and would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. He is known for his generous, easy going, calm nature, touting “it will buff out”! When Sunnie was asked what she remembered most about Papa, her answer was simple, “the way he loved me and being silly”! I think we could all say that sums up Keith. Jaycie and McKayla remembered the “silly” when they polished their Dads’ toenails and Aunt Chuck would not let Keith and Scott on the boat until every inch of polish was removed. Yet, one of Jaycie’s most treasured memories was the Father/Daughter dance at her wedding—a moment filled with love and emotion. The room was captivated by their bond, and there was not a single dry eye in the house, including theirs!

The family is deeply thankful to the friends and teammates who took the time to visit Keith, share heartfelt stories, and create meaningful moments together. Your presence and kindness meant the world.

Keith never met a stranger. He was truly one of a kind, full of life and spunk. He had a huge heart and if he loved you, you knew it.

Big Daddy Glass, your absence will be deeply felt, but your love will live on in your family and in all of us!

A memorial service will be held on Friday, October 10, 2025, 11:00 a.m., at Sharon Baptist Church, 19002 S. Gordon Cooper Dr., Shawnee, Oklahoma.