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Tonya Leah Collins Hunt, 72, of Bunch, Oklahoma passed away on March 16, 2020. She is survived by her loving husband, Patrick Hunt, two daughters - Tammi Leverich and husband Lonnie of Lowell Arkansas, Lisa Phillips and husband Jeff of Park Hill, Oklahoma, and two step-sons - Matthew Tiberend and his wife Ida, and Robert Tiberend and his wife Twila both of Benton, Illinois.
Grandchildren are: Lucas Blakemore, Brooklyn Austen and husband Ray, and Megan Teehee and husband Brandon, Kaleb Tiberend, Sierra Tiberend, Ethan Tiberend, Nathan Tiberend, Madison Tiberend, Lucas Tiberend and great-grandchildren: Iris, Lily, Ava, Zaylee, Kaden, Abbigail, Kale, Hailey, Mahayla, and Lydia. She is proceeded in death by her parents, Raymond and Shirley Collins, and grandson, Kris Phillips.
Tonya was an avid learner. She obtained her Masters Degree for Administration of Education from the University of Arkansas. She enjoyed reading, fishing, traveling and family gatherings.
Tonya leaves behind a lasting legacy in her life with her integrity, honesty, courage and most of all - her everlasting love. Her family is just a few of the hundreds of people whose lives are better for having loved her back.
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