Abigail "Abbey" De Cales, 14, of Bartlesville, OK, left this life on October 15, 2022, in Kansas City, MO.
Abbey was born on October 20, 2007, in Ponca City, OK, to Jason and Angela (Davis) Cales. Abbey was our sweet, beautiful, sassy, confident, angel girl. Her love of all babies, real and "hers", showed how wonderful of a mother she would have been. She loved all her animals, dance parties, and having "girls' day"! She had a special love for Mexican food; always with all the cheese and "no burn"! She was her daddy's cookie monster and loved sweets just like daddy! She always loved being with her momma even if they were going to get pedicures while she was giggling the entire time with her ticklish feet or just hanging out at home coloring! She also loved going to the Good Will with her Mema Nancy! She loved cheering on her brother Sage at all his baseball games, yelling "Go Bubba"!
She never asked why, never complained, and she always cared more for others. She never failed to bring happiness to everyone she met with her bright smile and quick wit! She never met a stranger or a person she didn't love! Her love showed us what unconditional love truly is!
Abbey is survived by: her parents, Jason and Angie Cales; brother, Sage Cales, all of Bartlesville, OK; grandparents, Nancy Jennings of Bartlesville, Rick and Connie Davis & Stewart and Cheryl Cales, all of Ponca City.
Abbey was preceded in death by: grandmother, Linda Cales; great-grandparents, Charles and Kay Hoddy; great-grandmother, Doris Davis; great-grandfather, Norman Coffelt, & Cousin Chase Larmer.
Abbey was born on October 20, 2007, in Ponca City, OK, to Jason and Angela (Davis) Cales. Abbey was our sweet, beautiful, sassy, confident, angel girl. Her love of all babies, real and "hers", showed how wonderful of a mother she would have been. She loved all her animals, dance parties, and having "girls' day"! She had a special love for Mexican food; always with all the cheese and "no burn"! She was her daddy's cookie monster and loved sweets just like daddy! She always loved being with her momma even if they were going to get pedicures while she was giggling the entire time with her ticklish feet or just hanging out at home coloring! She also loved going to the Good Will with her Mema Nancy! She loved cheering on her brother Sage at all his baseball games, yelling "Go Bubba"!
She never asked why, never complained, and she always cared more for others. She never failed to bring happiness to everyone she met with her bright smile and quick wit! She never met a stranger or a person she didn't love! Her love showed us what unconditional love truly is!
Abbey is survived by: her parents, Jason and Angie Cales; brother, Sage Cales, all of Bartlesville, OK; grandparents, Nancy Jennings of Bartlesville, Rick and Connie Davis & Stewart and Cheryl Cales, all of Ponca City.
Abbey was preceded in death by: grandmother, Linda Cales; great-grandparents, Charles and Kay Hoddy; great-grandmother, Doris Davis; great-grandfather, Norman Coffelt, & Cousin Chase Larmer.
Abigail "Abbey" De Cales, 14, of Bartlesville, OK, left this life on October 15, 2022, in Kansas City, MO.
Abbey was born on October 20, 2007, in Ponca City, OK, to Jason and Angela (Davis) Cales. Abbey was our sweet, beautiful, sassy, confident, angel girl. Her love of all babies, real and "hers", showed how wonderful of a mother she would have been. She loved all her animals, dance parties, and having "girls' day"! She had a special love for Mexican food; always with all the cheese and "no burn"! She was her daddy's cookie monster and loved sweets just like daddy! She always loved being with her momma even if they were going to get pedicures while she was giggling the entire time with her ticklish feet or just hanging out at home coloring! She also loved going to the Good Will with her Mema Nancy! She loved cheering on her brother Sage at all his baseball games, yelling "Go Bubba"!
She never asked why, never complained, and she always cared more for others. She never failed to bring happiness to everyone she met with her bright smile and quick wit! She never met a stranger or a person she didn't love! Her love showed us what unconditional love truly is!
Abbey is survived by: her parents, Jason and Angie Cales; brother, Sage Cales, all of Bartlesville, OK; grandparents, Nancy Jennings of Bartlesville, Rick and Connie Davis & Stewart and Cheryl Cales, all of Ponca City.
Abbey was preceded in death by: grandmother, Linda Cales; great-grandparents, Charles and Kay Hoddy; great-grandmother, Doris Davis; great-grandfather, Norman Coffelt, & Cousin Chase Larmer.
Abbey was born on October 20, 2007, in Ponca City, OK, to Jason and Angela (Davis) Cales. Abbey was our sweet, beautiful, sassy, confident, angel girl. Her love of all babies, real and "hers", showed how wonderful of a mother she would have been. She loved all her animals, dance parties, and having "girls' day"! She had a special love for Mexican food; always with all the cheese and "no burn"! She was her daddy's cookie monster and loved sweets just like daddy! She always loved being with her momma even if they were going to get pedicures while she was giggling the entire time with her ticklish feet or just hanging out at home coloring! She also loved going to the Good Will with her Mema Nancy! She loved cheering on her brother Sage at all his baseball games, yelling "Go Bubba"!
She never asked why, never complained, and she always cared more for others. She never failed to bring happiness to everyone she met with her bright smile and quick wit! She never met a stranger or a person she didn't love! Her love showed us what unconditional love truly is!
Abbey is survived by: her parents, Jason and Angie Cales; brother, Sage Cales, all of Bartlesville, OK; grandparents, Nancy Jennings of Bartlesville, Rick and Connie Davis & Stewart and Cheryl Cales, all of Ponca City.
Abbey was preceded in death by: grandmother, Linda Cales; great-grandparents, Charles and Kay Hoddy; great-grandmother, Doris Davis; great-grandfather, Norman Coffelt, & Cousin Chase Larmer.
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