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Wilkey Ray Jeffcoats, was born sleeping on August 1, 2025, at the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center in Ada, Oklahoma. Though he never took a breath on this earth, Wilkey was deeply loved and will be forever remembered by all who awaited his arrival with hope and joy.
Wilkey is the cherished son of Calvin Ray Jeffcoats and Ashleigh Rene Khoury, and beloved little brother to Ragean. He leaves behind a large and loving family who will always hold him in their hearts: grandparents Phillip and Missy Khoury and Wilkey Jeffcoats, Richard and Phyllis Gill, Glenda Moon, and Daniel and Doris Khoury.
He is also survived by his aunt and uncle Danielle and Stephen Crochet, his big cousin Hunter, Alisha Tyre, and a host of extended family who already loved him dearly, including great-uncles and aunts Scott and Stacy Gill, David and Nikki Gill, Steve Khoury and Aaron and Shannon Khoury, along with numerous cousins.
Wilkey was preceded in death by his great-grandfather Joe Moon, who now cradles him in Heaven.
Though his time with us was brief, Wilkey Ray touched many lives and will always be remembered as a precious soul, deeply loved and never forgotten.
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