by Michael Sager Obituary, Death – Michael Sager, who passed away not too long ago, was widely considered as being one of the key elements responsible for the regeneration of the downtown region of Tulsa. This view is supported by the fact that Sager was recently the subject of a death announcement. At one point in time, Sager was the owner of a number of properties located inside the Blue Dome District, including the building that is now known as the Blue Dome itself. Because of him, the region that is now known as the Blue Dome District came into being. He was substantially responsible for this.
Sager invested in various businesses, according to Eric Gomez, who previously worked as a city councilor in Tulsa. Gomez told KRMG that Sager did not expect a profit from his investments but did so because he believed in the organizations’ goals. He was willing to sacrifice his time and invest in other people’s dreams for absolutely no benefit or punishment.” “He was willing to sacrifice his time and invest in other people’s dreams.” “He was willing to make a sacrifice of his time in order to invest in the dreams of other people.” Gomez stated. “Even if it’s just to see the realization of another person’s dreams.”
Sager revealed to the Tulsa People in the year 2020 that he had previously owned a number of businesses on Detroit, in addition to the Blue Dome; these properties included the IDL Ballroom, Hurts Donuts, and Shady Keys. Sager was also the past owner of the Blue Dome. The development of the Gateway Tulsa Event Center was Sager’s most recent commercial project. In 2013, Sager transacted the sale of the Blue Dome building to Chris and Jo Armstrong, who subsequently bought the property.
