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© Delaware Nation Newsletter Anadarko, Oklahoma October 2020 ~ November 2020 Stephanie Marie [Hutchens] Cook March 14, 1986 ~ October 8, 2020 Stephanie Marie Cook age 34 passed away Thursday afternoon October 8th, 2020. She was born Stephanie Marie Hutchens to Mathew Hutchens and Brenda Hutchens on March 14, 1986 at Norman Regional Hospital. She was the sister of Audrey Hutchens and the Mother of Jackson Boyd Britten. She was an aunt a cousin a niece a friend and countless other titles that touched us all Stephanie was what any mother could of asked for. Kind, polite, smart, loving,more on the cautious side, and always full of laughter and comfort. That beautiful child grew into an amazing sister. Always thoughtful, always offering love and comfort and always ready to kick someones ass. As a student she passed school with flying colors. She was an avid tennis player and competed on many tournaments while on the Norman North tennis team. Shw graduated Norman North High School in 2005. Stephanie was a Norman raised baby through and through. She was born at Norman Regional, her First job was at the Greek house on campus corner, she never missed an OU game, And was always accompanied by Brutus in his game day jersey. After Stephanie graduated high school she started to dream big! And worked every day to make those dreams come true. No matter the goal Stephanie never held back to reach it. Whether it was a Sister shopping spree day, A bright red truck. A fast and furious mustang, or owning her own home by age 25. She worked her way up from banking, to sales tax to pay roll administration in no time. She worked at Grossman accounting for 10 years. Stephanie had such a big heart and an even bigger spirit. Her presence was felt and heard where ever she went. God knew she was a strong kind compassionate woman and blessed her with a family to care for and love. Then she was blessed with a baby boy of her own on February 20th 2019. If she wasn't reading a new novel or entertaining family and friends she was probably swimming at the lake, loving Brutus or putting out fresh flowers and candles. She always knew how to make a house a home. There are no words to explain the pain for losing this beautiful passionate care woman, Stephanie. |
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