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Services were held Friday, Aug. 9, 2024 at Evansville Cemetery in Meridian, OK for Carla Jo Killian who went home to be with the Lord Jun 23, 2024 at the age 58.
Born in Hugo, OK, Carla moved with family to the Oklahoma City area where she was a graduate of Douglas High School. Carla was known for her love of family and her sense of humor.
Carla passed away from debilitating injuries, and had been resideing at the Timbers Skilled Nursing Facility. Preceded in death, mother Margie Elswick of Hugo.
Carla leaves behind 2 children Michael Blair and Wife, Casey of Midwest City, OK and Kristen Blair of OKC. A father Don Killian, Sr. and wife, Sandy of Meridian, OK. Stepfather: Chuck Elswick of Hugo and Larry Boone and wife , Peggy of Hallsville, Texas. Sisters: Chistie Killian of OKC and Christy Simmons of Houston, Texas; brothers: Michael Boone and wife, Liz of Ardmore, Okla., Jamey Boone and wife, Tammie of Paducah, Ky., Don Killian, Jr. and wife, Shana of Meridian, and Larry G. Boone of Hugo. In addition, she has two grandchildren: Ella and Grayson Blair, and numerous nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank Timbers Skilled Nursing for the care they provided Carla and her family.
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