Funeral for Norris "Butch" Wade Roberts, 67, Fletcher will be at 1:30 PM Thursday, May 28, 2015 at the Becker-Rabon Funeral Home Chapel, Lawton. Mr. Roberts was called to be with our Lord God on May 20, 2015. He will be interred with military honors in a family plot at Highland Cemetery in Lawton, Oklahoma. The family will greet friends from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM Wednesday at the funeral home. Butch was born to the late Thomas Steve Roberts, and Wilma Faye Roberts, December 26, 1947, in Seminole, Oklahoma. After moving to Lawton, Oklahoma, he was baptized at First Baptist Church. After attending Lawton High School, he joined the U.S. Army and served in Vietnam. Following his time in the Army, he served as a military police officer, a San Francisco police officer, a U.S. Marshall, a DEA agent, and an ATF agent. Butch finished his career working in civil service at Reynolds Army Community Hospital at Fort Sill. Butch was an active participant in many organizations, including: 32-degree Mason, a member of the Elgin lodge; Order of the Sacred White Buffalo; Eastern Star Lawton Chapter #82; dual member of Elgin Chapter 255; Past Patron of Lawton and Elgin; board member of Rainbow Assembly SJ; Knights Templar; Vietnam Veterans' Association; and the American Legion. He had great admiration and respect for the American bald eagle: the symbol of self-sufficiency, independence, and freedom. He found his greatest joy spending time out doors, and being with his family. Butch was preceded in death by his Father, Thomas Steve Roberts; two brothers-in-law, Gary Allen Hald, and James "Doc" Mansker; and several beloved aunts and uncles. Those left to honor his memory are his Mother, Wilma Roberts from Maquoketa, Iowa; his very special friend Wendy Guthrie of Fletcher, Oklahoma; sisters, Pamela Hald Mansker of Maquoketa, Iowa, Debi and Bryan Pipes of Kaufman, Texas, Anita Jo and Daniel Enriquez of Seattle, Washington; children Gaye and Jeffery Schmidt of Norman, Oklahoma, Michelle and Jeremy Brown of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Stacey and Flint Nobles of Ardmore, Oklahoma, and Steven and Malorie Roberts of Dalhart, Texas; the mother of his children, Paula Roberts of Cache, Oklahoma; four grandsons, Braden and Gannon Sayers, Creed Nobles, and Owen Brown; three granddaughters, Bonnie Kayte Thrasher, Katey Nobles, and Maddie Lou Roberts; nephews David Hald, and Steven Breckenridge; nieces Cathryn Marshall, Alejandra Enriquez, and Analeigh Enriquez; great niece Cieara Ellis; great nephew Daymon Ellis; great great niece Payton Ellis; great great nephew Caden Ellis; and numerous cousins. The family asks that any memorials made in Butch's honor be made to the Wounded Vets Association, and the American Heart Association.