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Eva Josephine Kau was born February 23, 1992 in Phoenix, Arizona to Lawrence Kau and Carol Spencer. She was later raised by her foster parents, Coy and Susie George.
Eva passed away June 12, 2016 in Oklahoma City at the age of 24.
She enjoyed horseback riding, spending time with her son, coloring and drawing and scrapbooking.
She was a member of the Trinity Baptist Church which she truly loved. Eva will be missed by all who knew her.
Eva is survived by her fianc�, Cameron Baker of the home; son, Ashton Baker of the home; parents, Lawrence and Carol Kau of Oklahoma City, foster parents, Coy and Susie George of the home; sisters, Kathleen Spencer of Edmond, Danielle and her husband Chris Sanders of Tulsa; brothers, Josue Kau of Moore and Christopher Kau of Tulsa; foster sisters, Samantha George of the home, Chastity Scarber of Meeker, Ashley Morse of Oklahoma City, Mikayla George and Zoey George; foster brothers, Ian George and Shane George of the home; along with other family and friends.
A memorial service will be held at 3:00 p.m. Friday, June 17, 2016 at the Trinity Baptist Church of Wellston.
Arrangements are under the direction of Lehman Funeral Home Wellston.
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