In the summer of 2017, the community of Oklahoma City was touched by the passing of Kenton "Kent" Nelson Potter, a 63-year-old White male. Born on March 28, 1954, in Oklahoma City, he died on August 9, 2017, in the city where he had built his life. A graduate of Putnam City High School's class of 1972, he went on to attend both Oklahoma State University and Oklahoma City University.
Potter carved out a successful career as a realtor, becoming a respected figure in the Oklahoma City real
estate scene. He specialized in the affluent Nichols Hills area and was most recently associated with the Potter and Co. team through Metro First Realty. His professional life was marked by a passion for historic homes, a love that was complemented by his enthusiasm for vintage cars.
Details regarding the specific circumstances of his death, including any potential arrests or the identification of any suspects, are not available in publicly accessible online sources. His passing was noted in obituaries that celebrated his life and career, but these documents do not provide information on a criminal investigation. A memorial service to honor his life was held on August 23, 2017, at the Church of the Servant in Oklahoma City.
