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Celebration of life services for Jodi Melissa Aebi, 50, Medford, will be held on Saturday, April 29, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. in the Floyd and Ann Holman Chapel with Pastor Marvin Nelson, officiating. Arrangements are under the kind guidance of the Stittsworth Funeral Service, Medford.
Jodi was born on June 3, 1966 in Washington Court House, Ohio, the daughter of Lawrence and Lawanda Jordan Mickle, and passed away peacefully on April 25, 2017 in Oklahoma City.
She was raised in Bloomingburg, Ohio, moving to Medford in 1981. Jodi graduated from Medford High School with the class of 1984. She married James Aebi in Medford on Septembr 15, 1984. They moved to Okmulgee where they attended OSU Tech. They moved to Dallas in February of 1986 where she worked for Symbol Technologies, then US Data, They moved to Austin in 1997to work for Data Recognition and in 1998 moved to Maud, Oklahoma where she worked for Quality Trailer Products. In August of 2012, they moved back to Medford. Jodi worked for Remote Supply, later working in parts sales at Kretchmar Distribution.
Survivors include her husband, James of the residence; sons, Erik Aebi of Shawnee, Oklahoma, Jordan Aebi of Medford; grandsons, Alan Dean and Jacob R, both of Medford; sisters, Debra (Daryl) McKay of Bloomingberg, Ohio, and Tina (Bill) Broyles of Pleasant Plain, Ohio; brother, Steve (Lettie) Mickle of Washington Court House, Ohio. Mother-in-law and Father-in-law, Mary Ann and Delvin Aebi of Medford, brother-in-law, Mark (Tori) Aebi of Katy, Texas, sister-in-law, Kathy and Rhonda Aebi of Sulphur, Oklahoma, brother-in-law, Jeff (Lesha) Aebi of Enid; many nieces and nephews
Jodi was preceded in passing by her parents. Remembrances may be
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