Angel Lynn (Wilson) Boyd, daughter of Roy and T. J. (Robinson) Wilson was born Sept. 17, 1976 in Lawton, OK. She passed from this life September 13, 2021 at Leedey, OK. at the age of 44 yrs, 11 months and 27 days. Her childhood days were spent in the Carmen, OK and Waynoka, OK communities. She attended grade school in the Waynoka Public Schools, and Junior High in Enid, OK before moving to Elk City, OK where she graduated with the Class of 1995. Following her graduation, she attended the Western Technology Center and completed LPN school. She later attended OSU-OKC to become certified as a paramedic in 2018.
On December 21, 2006 she was united in marriage to Mitchell Boyd in Arapaho, OK. Her children, Aaron and Allie were welcomed into the Boyd family and their home in Leedey, OK. was completed with the addition of their two daughters, Madison and McKenzie. Angel was a paramedic in Roger Mills County and was currently serving as the director of the Leedey EMS. She was very dedicated to her profession and serving others. She was baptized at the age of thirteen and was a member of the Leedey Baptist Church. She currently attended the Harvest Fellowship Church where she enjoyed working in the nursery, helping with dinners and showers. In her spare time she enjoyed hunting, fishing, and time with her family.
Angel was preceded in death by her mother, T. J. Trammel.
She is survived by her husband Mitch Boyd of the home; four children, Aaron Williams and wife Shasta of Fairview, OK. Allie Haney and husband Kolt of Leedey, OK., Madison Boyd and Mackenzie Boyd of Leedey, OK.; one grandchild Rowan; her parents Roy and Regina Wilson of Waynoka, OK.; three brothers Billy "Butch" Wilson of Shelbyville, KY, J.D. Jackson of Foss, OK, and Randy Noyes of Ada, OK as well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives, and a host of friends.
On December 21, 2006 she was united in marriage to Mitchell Boyd in Arapaho, OK. Her children, Aaron and Allie were welcomed into the Boyd family and their home in Leedey, OK. was completed with the addition of their two daughters, Madison and McKenzie. Angel was a paramedic in Roger Mills County and was currently serving as the director of the Leedey EMS. She was very dedicated to her profession and serving others. She was baptized at the age of thirteen and was a member of the Leedey Baptist Church. She currently attended the Harvest Fellowship Church where she enjoyed working in the nursery, helping with dinners and showers. In her spare time she enjoyed hunting, fishing, and time with her family.
Angel was preceded in death by her mother, T. J. Trammel.
She is survived by her husband Mitch Boyd of the home; four children, Aaron Williams and wife Shasta of Fairview, OK. Allie Haney and husband Kolt of Leedey, OK., Madison Boyd and Mackenzie Boyd of Leedey, OK.; one grandchild Rowan; her parents Roy and Regina Wilson of Waynoka, OK.; three brothers Billy "Butch" Wilson of Shelbyville, KY, J.D. Jackson of Foss, OK, and Randy Noyes of Ada, OK as well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives, and a host of friends.
Angel Lynn (Wilson) Boyd, daughter of Roy and T. J. (Robinson) Wilson was born Sept. 17, 1976 in Lawton, OK. She passed from this life September 13, 2021 at Leedey, OK. at the age of 44 yrs, 11 months and 27 days. Her childhood days were spent in the Carmen, OK and Waynoka, OK communities. She attended grade school in the Waynoka Public Schools, and Junior High in Enid, OK before moving to Elk City, OK where she graduated with the Class of 1995. Following her graduation, she attended the Western Technology Center and completed LPN school. She later attended OSU-OKC to become certified as a paramedic in 2018.
On December 21, 2006 she was united in marriage to Mitchell Boyd in Arapaho, OK. Her children, Aaron and Allie were welcomed into the Boyd family and their home in Leedey, OK. was completed with the addition of their two daughters, Madison and McKenzie. Angel was a paramedic in Roger Mills County and was currently serving as the director of the Leedey EMS. She was very dedicated to her profession and serving others. She was baptized at the age of thirteen and was a member of the Leedey Baptist Church. She currently attended the Harvest Fellowship Church where she enjoyed working in the nursery, helping with dinners and showers. In her spare time she enjoyed hunting, fishing, and time with her family.
Angel was preceded in death by her mother, T. J. Trammel.
She is survived by her husband Mitch Boyd of the home; four children, Aaron Williams and wife Shasta of Fairview, OK. Allie Haney and husband Kolt of Leedey, OK., Madison Boyd and Mackenzie Boyd of Leedey, OK.; one grandchild Rowan; her parents Roy and Regina Wilson of Waynoka, OK.; three brothers Billy "Butch" Wilson of Shelbyville, KY, J.D. Jackson of Foss, OK, and Randy Noyes of Ada, OK as well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives, and a host of friends.
On December 21, 2006 she was united in marriage to Mitchell Boyd in Arapaho, OK. Her children, Aaron and Allie were welcomed into the Boyd family and their home in Leedey, OK. was completed with the addition of their two daughters, Madison and McKenzie. Angel was a paramedic in Roger Mills County and was currently serving as the director of the Leedey EMS. She was very dedicated to her profession and serving others. She was baptized at the age of thirteen and was a member of the Leedey Baptist Church. She currently attended the Harvest Fellowship Church where she enjoyed working in the nursery, helping with dinners and showers. In her spare time she enjoyed hunting, fishing, and time with her family.
Angel was preceded in death by her mother, T. J. Trammel.
She is survived by her husband Mitch Boyd of the home; four children, Aaron Williams and wife Shasta of Fairview, OK. Allie Haney and husband Kolt of Leedey, OK., Madison Boyd and Mackenzie Boyd of Leedey, OK.; one grandchild Rowan; her parents Roy and Regina Wilson of Waynoka, OK.; three brothers Billy "Butch" Wilson of Shelbyville, KY, J.D. Jackson of Foss, OK, and Randy Noyes of Ada, OK as well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives, and a host of friends.
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