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Sophia Lillie Layne Fike, 3 years old of Midwest City died on Tuesday March 25, 2014. She was born February 15, 2011 to mother Christen Fike and father Jesse Spear in OKC, OK.
She was always a very happy and energetic child. Sophia was always full of life and laughter. She loved everything and everyone and was always laughing and having fun. She had the most infectious smile and laugh. Sophia is survived by Christen Fike, Mother, Jesse Spear, Father, Dakota Johnston, Daddy, and Brody Johnston, Big Brother. Aunt and Uncle Andrea and Dalton Porter, and Cousin Chase Porter. Uncles include, Seth Budka, Tyler Stankovich, Nicholas Fike, Scotland Wilson, Terry Wilson, and Joshua Spear. Aunts include, Bailey Spratley, Tiffany Wilson, Amber Spear, and Amy Ray Spear. Grandparents include Carri Fike, Sophia and Richard Emholtz , Amy Joe Braswell, Scott Spear, Michelle and Stacy Wilson. Great grandparents include Lillie Kik-Pride, ED and Connie Newport, John Back, and Cathy Hanks.
Funeral Services 11:00 A. M., March 31, 2014 Barnes Friederich Funeral Home Chapel Midwest City, Oklahoma
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