Delbert Warren Yarbrough was born October 26, 1957 in Kingfisher to Willy and Zetha Yarbrough. He was raised in Kingfisher until his teen years. In high school he went to live with his sister Jin Ella in Maryland, where he graduated from Friendly High. Upon graduation, he moved back home to Kingfisher.

He later met and fell in love with Patricia Brooks, with whom he had two sons, Delbert Don and Sean Keith. Delbert dedicated his life to raising his sons. He worked hard at various jobs throughout his life, and finally retired from Temtrol in Okarche after 19 years.

Delbert enjoyed working on the family farm tending to his cattle, hogs, and chickens. He also loved to fish, go rabbit hunting, and go to the casino with his brothers. He was extremely proud of all of his grandchildren, and wouldn't hesitate to brag about them to anyone he talked to. He never met anyone he didn't like. He had a way of making you feel like family, always greeting you with a smile and a hug, no matter how long or how little he knew you. Delbert has left a void in the lives of all who knew and loved him. Even though he no longer walks this earth, his smile and love will forever live in our hearts.

Delbert is survived by his children: Sean Yarbrough of Kingfisher; Don and Tyffany Yarbrough, and their daughters Ahlyvea, Ahlyssa, MaKylah, MaKynze, and Adasidy, of Mustang; Lori Brooks and her sons Milan, Marlon, and William of El Reno; Siblings: John Yarbrough of OKC; Dave Yarbrough of Detroit, Michigan; Marcellus, Michael, Larry, Duane, and Ricky Yarbrough, all of Kingfisher; Sheila Yarbrough of Modesto, California; and Jin Ella Yarbrough of Ft. Worth, Texas; numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers Anthony and William Yarbrough; sisters Marie and Ruby Belle Yarbrough.

Funeral Services will be held at the First Baptist Church 423 N. 5th St., Kingfisher, OK on Friday December 4, 2020 at 2:00 PM with burial to follow at Kingfisher Cemetery under the direction of Sanders Funeral Service. The family is requiring masks be worn by all those attending the funeral and graveside services, and to practice social distancing.