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July 17, 2022
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Lea Ann (Fletcher) Flaming

July 12, 1957 ~ July 7, 2022

 Lea Ann Flaming, 64, of Kingfisher, passed away July 7, 2022, after a hard fought battle with cancer.

She was born July 12, 1957, in Duncan to JT and Teresa Fletcher.

She married Eldon Flaming Nov. 6, 1976.

They moved to Kingfisher in 1989, where their children still live.

She is survived by her daughter Melissa Willson and husband Randall of Kingfisher; son Jordan Flaming of Kingfisher; daughter Emily Skala of Kingfisher; grandchildren Brooklynn, Makenna, London, Jared and Alexis; brother Tommy Fletcher and wife Denise of Enid; brother Alan Fletcher and wife Connie of Lake City, Texas.

She was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents and brother; Eldon Flaming, father of Melissa and Jordan; and Jake Skala, father of Emily.

Lea Ann never seemed to run out of love and care for others.

She gave her whole self and invested her whole heart into those she loved and she will be greatly missed.

Memorial service will be 10 a.m. Monday July 18, at the Sanders Funeral Service Chapel, 124 E. Broadway, Kingfisher.

Funeral arrangements are being handled by Sanders Funeral Service of Kingfisher.

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