Laura Lea Evans, 63, of Tahlequah, OK, was taken Wednesday, July 4th, 2018 by a car accident.
Born on July 11th, 1954 to parents George and Winnie Truitt. Laura grew up in Oklahoma and California. As a young adult she moved to Texas. She met Mike Stewart and had her son. Later met Randall Evans and had her daughter. She settled and raised her family in Humble. Laura was a caring and loving mother to all those that were in her life. She took on our friends as her own kids. So many called her mom. She touched and influenced the lives of so many near and around the world. An amazing friend that will forever be missed and never be forgotten.
Laura loved her friends, family and her dogs, Sassy and Chui. She is survived by her son, Michael Stewart, her daughter, Amber Renteria, granddaughters, Miranda Stewart and Ariel Leslie, grandsons, Guy and Frito Jr, great granddaughters, Madalynn and Mia.
All are invited to attend Laura's memorial service 10:00 a.m. Friday, July 13th at Moore's Memory Chapel 1403 S. Peoria Ave., Tulsa, OK 74120
According to the OHP report, Ramona Smith, 67, and Laura Evans, 63, died as a result of the collision that happened at approximately 7:50 a.m. July 4. The collision happened on the Muskogee Turnpike (Oklahoma 351) approximately six miles east of Broken Arrow in Wagoner County.
The report states Smith was driving a 2003 Dodge Stratus westbound, and Evans was her passenger. Tobby Jackson, 48, of Fort Gibson, was driving a 2015 GMC pickup at a reduced speed being followed by Smith's vehicle. Smith's vehicle struck Jackson's vehicle in the rear, and both vehicles came to rest on the shoulder. Jackson and his passenger, Rebecca Jackson, also 48 and of Fort Gibson, refused treatment at the scene.
The cause of the collision was listed as inattentive driving. The Jacksons were wearing seat belts, Evans was not, and troopers were unsure whether Smith was wearing a seat belt, the report states.
OHP is requesting anyone who possibly saw the gray Dodge Stratus either slowly moving, or on the shoulder prior to the crash, to call OHP at (918) 683-3256, said Capt. Paul Timmons.
Born on July 11th, 1954 to parents George and Winnie Truitt. Laura grew up in Oklahoma and California. As a young adult she moved to Texas. She met Mike Stewart and had her son. Later met Randall Evans and had her daughter. She settled and raised her family in Humble. Laura was a caring and loving mother to all those that were in her life. She took on our friends as her own kids. So many called her mom. She touched and influenced the lives of so many near and around the world. An amazing friend that will forever be missed and never be forgotten.
Laura loved her friends, family and her dogs, Sassy and Chui. She is survived by her son, Michael Stewart, her daughter, Amber Renteria, granddaughters, Miranda Stewart and Ariel Leslie, grandsons, Guy and Frito Jr, great granddaughters, Madalynn and Mia.
All are invited to attend Laura's memorial service 10:00 a.m. Friday, July 13th at Moore's Memory Chapel 1403 S. Peoria Ave., Tulsa, OK 74120
According to the OHP report, Ramona Smith, 67, and Laura Evans, 63, died as a result of the collision that happened at approximately 7:50 a.m. July 4. The collision happened on the Muskogee Turnpike (Oklahoma 351) approximately six miles east of Broken Arrow in Wagoner County.
The report states Smith was driving a 2003 Dodge Stratus westbound, and Evans was her passenger. Tobby Jackson, 48, of Fort Gibson, was driving a 2015 GMC pickup at a reduced speed being followed by Smith's vehicle. Smith's vehicle struck Jackson's vehicle in the rear, and both vehicles came to rest on the shoulder. Jackson and his passenger, Rebecca Jackson, also 48 and of Fort Gibson, refused treatment at the scene.
The cause of the collision was listed as inattentive driving. The Jacksons were wearing seat belts, Evans was not, and troopers were unsure whether Smith was wearing a seat belt, the report states.
OHP is requesting anyone who possibly saw the gray Dodge Stratus either slowly moving, or on the shoulder prior to the crash, to call OHP at (918) 683-3256, said Capt. Paul Timmons.
Laura Lea Evans, 63, of Tahlequah, OK, was taken Wednesday, July 4th, 2018 by a car accident.
Born on July 11th, 1954 to parents George and Winnie Truitt. Laura grew up in Oklahoma and California. As a young adult she moved to Texas. She met Mike Stewart and had her son. Later met Randall Evans and had her daughter. She settled and raised her family in Humble. Laura was a caring and loving mother to all those that were in her life. She took on our friends as her own kids. So many called her mom. She touched and influenced the lives of so many near and around the world. An amazing friend that will forever be missed and never be forgotten.
Laura loved her friends, family and her dogs, Sassy and Chui. She is survived by her son, Michael Stewart, her daughter, Amber Renteria, granddaughters, Miranda Stewart and Ariel Leslie, grandsons, Guy and Frito Jr, great granddaughters, Madalynn and Mia.
All are invited to attend Laura's memorial service 10:00 a.m. Friday, July 13th at Moore's Memory Chapel 1403 S. Peoria Ave., Tulsa, OK 74120
According to the OHP report, Ramona Smith, 67, and Laura Evans, 63, died as a result of the collision that happened at approximately 7:50 a.m. July 4. The collision happened on the Muskogee Turnpike (Oklahoma 351) approximately six miles east of Broken Arrow in Wagoner County.
The report states Smith was driving a 2003 Dodge Stratus westbound, and Evans was her passenger. Tobby Jackson, 48, of Fort Gibson, was driving a 2015 GMC pickup at a reduced speed being followed by Smith's vehicle. Smith's vehicle struck Jackson's vehicle in the rear, and both vehicles came to rest on the shoulder. Jackson and his passenger, Rebecca Jackson, also 48 and of Fort Gibson, refused treatment at the scene.
The cause of the collision was listed as inattentive driving. The Jacksons were wearing seat belts, Evans was not, and troopers were unsure whether Smith was wearing a seat belt, the report states.
OHP is requesting anyone who possibly saw the gray Dodge Stratus either slowly moving, or on the shoulder prior to the crash, to call OHP at (918) 683-3256, said Capt. Paul Timmons.
Born on July 11th, 1954 to parents George and Winnie Truitt. Laura grew up in Oklahoma and California. As a young adult she moved to Texas. She met Mike Stewart and had her son. Later met Randall Evans and had her daughter. She settled and raised her family in Humble. Laura was a caring and loving mother to all those that were in her life. She took on our friends as her own kids. So many called her mom. She touched and influenced the lives of so many near and around the world. An amazing friend that will forever be missed and never be forgotten.
Laura loved her friends, family and her dogs, Sassy and Chui. She is survived by her son, Michael Stewart, her daughter, Amber Renteria, granddaughters, Miranda Stewart and Ariel Leslie, grandsons, Guy and Frito Jr, great granddaughters, Madalynn and Mia.
All are invited to attend Laura's memorial service 10:00 a.m. Friday, July 13th at Moore's Memory Chapel 1403 S. Peoria Ave., Tulsa, OK 74120
According to the OHP report, Ramona Smith, 67, and Laura Evans, 63, died as a result of the collision that happened at approximately 7:50 a.m. July 4. The collision happened on the Muskogee Turnpike (Oklahoma 351) approximately six miles east of Broken Arrow in Wagoner County.
The report states Smith was driving a 2003 Dodge Stratus westbound, and Evans was her passenger. Tobby Jackson, 48, of Fort Gibson, was driving a 2015 GMC pickup at a reduced speed being followed by Smith's vehicle. Smith's vehicle struck Jackson's vehicle in the rear, and both vehicles came to rest on the shoulder. Jackson and his passenger, Rebecca Jackson, also 48 and of Fort Gibson, refused treatment at the scene.
The cause of the collision was listed as inattentive driving. The Jacksons were wearing seat belts, Evans was not, and troopers were unsure whether Smith was wearing a seat belt, the report states.
OHP is requesting anyone who possibly saw the gray Dodge Stratus either slowly moving, or on the shoulder prior to the crash, to call OHP at (918) 683-3256, said Capt. Paul Timmons.
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