Kelsey Stonebraker
May 3, 1991 ~ January 1, 2022 (age 30) 30 Years Old
Tribute
Kelsey N. Stonebraker, 30, passed away on January 1, 2022, at home. Kelsey was born and raised in Moore, Oklahoma. In 2012, she moved out to her momma’s house in New Jersey. Kelsey was a nail technician at Salon Kokopelli. Recently, she started to work at Chase Bank in Wall as an associate banker. She truly loved working at both places and always said that her coworkers were some of her of best friends.
Kelsey loved spending time with her family and friends in both New Jersey and Oklahoma. She loved to travel, oftentimes with her nephew “Lil Man” and family. She and Kaleb taught him to ski in Colorado. She made sure he met every character in Disney. Fished with him in Costa Rica. Camped at the lake. When she was tossed off the jet ski by her “Lil Man”, he and Aunt Brat could barely get back up for laughing. Her laugh was contagious. She traveled with friends and family to Nashville and New Orleans and so many places. But her favorite place to travel was back to Oklahoma to see her Grandparents and family. If there was a country concert within a 100 miles, she and her mother were there. For Florida Georgia Line, we would travel the world over to see them. Just so she could argue with her brother about which was better - new country or old country music.
Kelsey was predeceased by her father, Darin Stonebraker; her grandfathers, James Hall and Sonny Rice; and her paternal grandmother, DeAnna Stonebraker. She is survived by her momma Vicki Avon and stepdad Richard Avon of Manasquan, NJ; her brother Kaleb Stonebraker and his wife Christina of Tuttle, Oklahoma. Her uncle Scot and family. Kelsey was affectionately known as “Aunt Brat” to her loving nephew, Darin “Lil’ Man” Stonebraker, of Tuttle, OK. Kelsey was the cherished granddaughter to Gale Bowerman and Robert Stonebraker. She also leaves behind her stepsisters, Victoria, Jacki, Steph, and Jeannie; as well as a host of Aunts, Uncles, cousins, and dear friends. Last but not least, her beloved dog, Mia.
At the request of the family please wear masks as per COVID Guidelines, if you will be attending the visitation.
Kelsey loved spending time with her family and friends in both New Jersey and Oklahoma. She loved to travel, oftentimes with her nephew “Lil Man” and family. She and Kaleb taught him to ski in Colorado. She made sure he met every character in Disney. Fished with him in Costa Rica. Camped at the lake. When she was tossed off the jet ski by her “Lil Man”, he and Aunt Brat could barely get back up for laughing. Her laugh was contagious. She traveled with friends and family to Nashville and New Orleans and so many places. But her favorite place to travel was back to Oklahoma to see her Grandparents and family. If there was a country concert within a 100 miles, she and her mother were there. For Florida Georgia Line, we would travel the world over to see them. Just so she could argue with her brother about which was better - new country or old country music.
Kelsey was predeceased by her father, Darin Stonebraker; her grandfathers, James Hall and Sonny Rice; and her paternal grandmother, DeAnna Stonebraker. She is survived by her momma Vicki Avon and stepdad Richard Avon of Manasquan, NJ; her brother Kaleb Stonebraker and his wife Christina of Tuttle, Oklahoma. Her uncle Scot and family. Kelsey was affectionately known as “Aunt Brat” to her loving nephew, Darin “Lil’ Man” Stonebraker, of Tuttle, OK. Kelsey was the cherished granddaughter to Gale Bowerman and Robert Stonebraker. She also leaves behind her stepsisters, Victoria, Jacki, Steph, and Jeannie; as well as a host of Aunts, Uncles, cousins, and dear friends. Last but not least, her beloved dog, Mia.
At the request of the family please wear masks as per COVID Guidelines, if you will be attending the visitation.
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