Bobbie Faye Powell the daughter of Thomas Ray and Alice (Jordan) Scott was born April 26, 1944 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma and she departed this life on April 25, 2018 in Muskogee, Oklahoma one day shy of her 74th birthday.
Bobbie enjoyed life and loved helping people. She volunteered for many different organizations. She was a member of General Baptist Church. Her meatloaf and apple pies were favorites of family and friends. She enjoyed reading and relaxing in her chair. She was fascinated with her view from where she lived and enjoyed people watching on Muskogee Avenue. Her area was called “Arby’s Hill” and she could see everything that went on from there. She loved her family and enjoyed spending time with them. Bobbie touched many lives over the years and will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother Billy Ray Scott and her niece Donna Sue Grant.
She is survived by a loving family which includes her daughter Kathy Willige and husband Carl of Park Hill; her sister Barbara Sue Farmer of Park Hill; her sister-in-law Sharon Scott of Muskogee; her grandchildren Kristi Cole of Tahlequah and Kyle Willige and wife Amber of Tahlequah; and three great grandchildren Logan, Kaydence, and Rayce; her extended family Garland Eden and his wife Susie of Park Hill, their children Betty Ann Eden of Tahlequah and Sam Eden and his wife Heather of Tahlequah; and her closest friend Nita Sue Barnes of Tahlequah, the two were known as the Tahlequah Internet and enjoyed chasing the fire trucks around town since their sons-in-law were both firemen. Several nieces, nephews, friends and other relatives also survive her.
Bobbie enjoyed life and loved helping people. She volunteered for many different organizations. She was a member of General Baptist Church. Her meatloaf and apple pies were favorites of family and friends. She enjoyed reading and relaxing in her chair. She was fascinated with her view from where she lived and enjoyed people watching on Muskogee Avenue. Her area was called “Arby’s Hill” and she could see everything that went on from there. She loved her family and enjoyed spending time with them. Bobbie touched many lives over the years and will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother Billy Ray Scott and her niece Donna Sue Grant.
She is survived by a loving family which includes her daughter Kathy Willige and husband Carl of Park Hill; her sister Barbara Sue Farmer of Park Hill; her sister-in-law Sharon Scott of Muskogee; her grandchildren Kristi Cole of Tahlequah and Kyle Willige and wife Amber of Tahlequah; and three great grandchildren Logan, Kaydence, and Rayce; her extended family Garland Eden and his wife Susie of Park Hill, their children Betty Ann Eden of Tahlequah and Sam Eden and his wife Heather of Tahlequah; and her closest friend Nita Sue Barnes of Tahlequah, the two were known as the Tahlequah Internet and enjoyed chasing the fire trucks around town since their sons-in-law were both firemen. Several nieces, nephews, friends and other relatives also survive her.
Bobbie Faye Powell the daughter of Thomas Ray and Alice (Jordan) Scott was born April 26, 1944 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma and she departed this life on April 25, 2018 in Muskogee, Oklahoma one day shy of her 74th birthday.
Bobbie enjoyed life and loved helping people. She volunteered for many different organizations. She was a member of General Baptist Church. Her meatloaf and apple pies were favorites of family and friends. She enjoyed reading and relaxing in her chair. She was fascinated with her view from where she lived and enjoyed people watching on Muskogee Avenue. Her area was called “Arby’s Hill” and she could see everything that went on from there. She loved her family and enjoyed spending time with them. Bobbie touched many lives over the years and will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother Billy Ray Scott and her niece Donna Sue Grant.
She is survived by a loving family which includes her daughter Kathy Willige and husband Carl of Park Hill; her sister Barbara Sue Farmer of Park Hill; her sister-in-law Sharon Scott of Muskogee; her grandchildren Kristi Cole of Tahlequah and Kyle Willige and wife Amber of Tahlequah; and three great grandchildren Logan, Kaydence, and Rayce; her extended family Garland Eden and his wife Susie of Park Hill, their children Betty Ann Eden of Tahlequah and Sam Eden and his wife Heather of Tahlequah; and her closest friend Nita Sue Barnes of Tahlequah, the two were known as the Tahlequah Internet and enjoyed chasing the fire trucks around town since their sons-in-law were both firemen. Several nieces, nephews, friends and other relatives also survive her.
Bobbie enjoyed life and loved helping people. She volunteered for many different organizations. She was a member of General Baptist Church. Her meatloaf and apple pies were favorites of family and friends. She enjoyed reading and relaxing in her chair. She was fascinated with her view from where she lived and enjoyed people watching on Muskogee Avenue. Her area was called “Arby’s Hill” and she could see everything that went on from there. She loved her family and enjoyed spending time with them. Bobbie touched many lives over the years and will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother Billy Ray Scott and her niece Donna Sue Grant.
She is survived by a loving family which includes her daughter Kathy Willige and husband Carl of Park Hill; her sister Barbara Sue Farmer of Park Hill; her sister-in-law Sharon Scott of Muskogee; her grandchildren Kristi Cole of Tahlequah and Kyle Willige and wife Amber of Tahlequah; and three great grandchildren Logan, Kaydence, and Rayce; her extended family Garland Eden and his wife Susie of Park Hill, their children Betty Ann Eden of Tahlequah and Sam Eden and his wife Heather of Tahlequah; and her closest friend Nita Sue Barnes of Tahlequah, the two were known as the Tahlequah Internet and enjoyed chasing the fire trucks around town since their sons-in-law were both firemen. Several nieces, nephews, friends and other relatives also survive her.
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