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On Friday, January 15, 2021, Vicki Sue Utsler, loving wife, mother, granddaughter and daughter, passed away at the age of 71 after a hard fight with cancer.
Vicki was born on February 8, 1949 in Phoenix, AR to Tommy and Leona Stephenson. She was very talented with arts and crafts and enjoyed making gifts for the family. She adored her many animals, especially her dogs. She loved her family and was overjoyed to find out she was having a "miracle grandchild" who she immediately started crocheting a baby blanket for.
She married Ronald Ailey in Tonkawa in 1967 and from this union had three children. LaRonda Phillips, Shane Ailey and Brandon Ailey who died shortly after birth. On February 28, 1985 she married Johnnie Leon Utsler. They were married 35 years.
Vicki was preceded by the death of her husband Ronald, son Brandon and father Tommy.
She leaves behind her husband, Johnnie of the home in Ponca City, daughter LaRonda Phillips of Claremore, son Shane Ailey of Blackwell, granddaughter Railey Phillips o fClaremore, mother Leona Serratas of Emmett, Idaho, sister Brenda Sorral and husband Clyde of Boise, Idaho. Numerous nephews and nieces and extended family who will all miss her greatly.
The family will be having a private ceremony at her request to do a "Living Tree Memorial" at a later date. Contributions may be made to the Vicki Utsler memorial fund at RCB Bank.
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