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Amy Marie Logsdon © Enid News and Eagle 03-31-2020 03-24-2020 Submitted by: Glenn
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February 4, 1984 - March 23, 2020
Celebration of life services for Amy Marie Logsdon, 36, Waukomis resident, will be held on Friday, April 3, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. in the Stittsworth Memory Chapel with Ray Rose officiating. Committal prayers and interment will follow in Enid Cemetery under the kind guidance of the Amy Stittsworth Funeral Service. Limited seating due to the present circumstances will be observed.
Amy was born on February 4, 1984 in Oklahoma City and passed away on March 23, 2020 West of Enid. She was raised and educated in Union City. Amy moved to Enid in 2001 and attended Waukomis Public Schools. Amy was currently working as an accountant for Scheffe's Prescription. She was affiliated with the Baptist faith.
Survivors include her sons, Tyson and Wesley of Waukomis; parents, Paul and Rebecca Richter of Enid; Brothers, Eldon Sammis of Enid, and Paul Richter of Enid; sister, Tina McCauley of Joplin, Missouri; fiance, Tyler Mason of the residence; many other relatives and numerous friends.
Amy was preceded by her grandparents, and daughter Rylan Michelle.
Remembrances may be shared online at www.stittsworthfuneralservices.com.
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Enid woman dies in early Monday accident
An Enid woman was killed Monday morning in a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of U.S. 412 and Oklahoma 132 about 3 miles east of Lahoma.
Amy Marie Logsdon, 36, was pronounced dead at the scene by Life EMS, according to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol report. Two boys, ages 3 and 14, who were passengers in Logsdon’s 2010 Dodge Journey, were treated at St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center and released.
The accident happened at 7:05 a.m.
According to the report, Logsdon was driving north on Oklahoma 132 and failed to yield from the stop sign and was hit on the passenger side by a 2017 Volvo semi driven by Tyler Ray Niavarani, 37, of Seneca, Mo. The collision caused Logsdon’s vehicle to spin, and she was ejected 20 feet from the vehicle.
According to the report, Logsdon’s condition is listed as “under investigation,” while Niavarani’s was listed as “apparently normal.” Logsdon was not wearing a seat belt, but her two passengers were. Niavarani also was wearing a seat belt. He was not injured.
The road was wet at the time, according to the report, and the weather was foggy.
Both westbound lanes of U.S. 412 were opened at 2:57 p.m., after being closed for seven hours and 42 minutes, according to OHP.
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