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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre


Suanne Jolene "Suzie" (Wilke) Osborn

Suanne Jolene "Suzie" (Wilke) Osborn
December 7, 1944 ~ July 24, 2022

Memorial services for Suanne "Suzie" Jolene Osborn, 77, of Skiatook, Oklahoma will be held Saturday, August 6, 2022, at 2:00 p.m. at Stumpff Funeral Home Chapel in Skiatook, Oklahoma with Gerald Freeman officiating.

Suzie passed away on July 24, 2022, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was born December 7, 1944, in Little River, Kansas to Carl Reinholdt Wilke and Doretha Helen (Stutzman) Wilke. Suzie married Raymond Osborn on September 18, 2003. She worked as an Interior Decorator for Home Interiors and Gifts where she was a Unit Manager and a brochure designer. She had received awards for the yard of the month and her home was featured in the Tour of Homes in Broken Bow and Skiatook. Suzie was a long-standing member of The Precious Thyme Garden Club in Broken Bow, OK. Suzie enjoyed interior design, flower gardening, shopping, looking for adventure and she loved Christmas. She will be remembered as a loving mother, wife, grandmother, and great-grandmother.

She is survived by her husband Raymond Osborn, daughters: Sherri Smith and husband Carl of Texarkana, Tx; Lisa Helberg and husband Gary of Sand Springs; a son Randy McMurl and wife DeAnn of Broken Bow; stepchildren: Misty Schick and husband Wade of Oolagah; Betty Seely and husband Jason of Chickasha; a brother Herb Wilkie of Bristol, Virginia; and a sister in law LeRay Wilkie of Salina, Kansas, grandchildren: Mitchell Green, Nikki Green, McKenzie Green, Andrew Green, Kerstien McMurl, Lauren McMurl, Laiken McMurl Davis, Cade Schick, Zachery Seely, Jordon Seely, Kylie Seely, great-grandchildren: Ariell Vickory McMurl, Thea McMurl and Kynleigh Hackleman.

Suzie was preceded in death by her parents, Carl Wilkie and Doretha (Stutzman) Buck; brothers: Gene Wilkie, Bill Wilkie, sister-in-law Nelda Wilkie, nephew Rodney Wilkie, and niece Tammy Wilkie.


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