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Avery Marie Reynolds was born on April 1, 2011 in Stillwater, Oklahoma to Wesley Reynolds and Lisa (Hoover) Reynolds. She departed this life on Wednesday, July 29, 2020 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at the age of 9.
Avery was a student at Vandever Elementary in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Avery was the epitome of a girly girl. She fancied all things frilly and was rarely caught in anything but a dress especially one that she could twirl in. Unicorns, cats, and dolls were just a few of Avery’s favorite things. She was such a fun-loving girl who enjoyed dancing, singing, drawing, and creating. Avery was a sweet girl who always followed the rules and made sure she always did her very best. She loved big and will be so very missed by all. Avery is preceded in death by her great grandparents Joe and Cora Hoover, John and Nita Walker and Howard Bair.
Survivors include her mother Lisa Hoover Reynolds; her father Wesley Reynolds and special friend Maria Wamsher; her brother Ayden Reynolds; her grandparents Susan and Eddie Reynolds and Steve and Linda Hoover; great grandmother Wilma Bair; her aunts Debbie Portales and husband Charlie, Jennifer Hankins and husband Stephen; and Jennifer Stewart and husband Jim; her uncle Christopher Hoover and wife Ha; and her cousins Destiney and Hunter Stewart, Tim, Noah, and Lottie Portales, and Ryan, Dylan, and David Mason; also her special friend Emily Patrick; as well as numerous great aunts, uncles, extended family and a host of friends.
A Memorial Service will be held at a later date.
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