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Heather Christine Carrell passed away on Saturday, January 15, 2022. She was at AllianceHealth Hospital in Ponca City, where she had been since January 1. Her passing was due to complications from covid and pneumonia.
She was born on January 31, 1986, in Houston, Texas to Scott and Darlene (Bailey) Carrell. She graduated from Scarborough High School in Houston in 2004. She loved music, movies, and going to concerts. She also has four cats that she adored. She loved spending time on her laptop, using Photoshop to make fun photo edits for friends and other people. She enjoyed traveling, seeing new places and just having fun.
Heather is survived by her partner Phillip Barnard and son Alexander Barnard, both of the home, her brother Paul Palmisano of Ponca City, her father Scott Carrell and mother Darlene Carrell, both of Houston, and several cousins and family members that reside in Houston.
She was preceeded in death by an infant son, Tyler Jayden Barnard, her grandfather Alfred Carrell, and grandmother Carolyn S. Carrell.
A celebration of life service is being discussed, with crematory services being provided by Grace Memorial Chapel in Ponca City.
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