Abigail Rosella Wrigley, daughter and 5th child of Richard Lewis and Deborah, née Compton, Wrigley, was born July 2, 1994, in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. She departed this life on February 2, 2021, in Cushing, Oklahoma at the age of 26 years. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Palmer Marler Funeral Home, Cushing.
Abigail received her high school equivalency certificate and went on to study nutrition at NSU in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. She excelled in her studies; she had a passion for science and was on the honor roll. She worked at Go-Ye-Village as a CNA and was a caring and light filled presence to the residents there. She loved to run with her siblings. She ran a half marathon with her sister, Lily, and lots of 5k races. Abigail was a very creative, sincere, and joy-filled person. She had a unique glow about her and loved to sing and sew. She loved spending time with people of all ages and going visiting. She was a great listener and very patient with younger children. She loved to praise and serve the Lord. She had a passion for the Word of God and communing with Him.
Abigail is survived by her parents Richard and Deborah Wrigley of Tahlequah, Oklahoma; her 10 siblings: Hannah Flores, husband Aldo, their son Conrado Rey; Jacob Wrigley, wife Haley, their daughter Penelope and son Maximus; Grace Wrigley; Isaac Wrigley, wife April, their son Brayden, daughter Alaina, daughter Ryleigh, son Isaiah, and daughter Savannah; Lily Wrigley; Richard Joseph Wrigley, wife Hannah, son David, daughter Natalie, and daughter Grace Jennifer; Fiona Wrigley; Anthony Wrigley; Francesca Wrigley; and Ian Wrigley; a paternal grandmother Carol Webb; a maternal grandmother Joan Compton; an aunt, Tana Murphy, husband Michael; an aunt, Pamela Kennedy, husband Richard; an aunt, Denise Terry; an aunt, Vikki Rawdon, husband David; several cousins; a great-uncle, Donald Cunningham, wife Lynn; a great-aunt, Patricia Brown; a great-uncle, William Kluge; and a great-great-aunt, Evelyn Foster. Abigail was preceded in death by her brother, Elijah Wrigley, a paternal step-grandfather, David Webb; a paternal grandfather, Richard James Wrigley; a maternal grandfather, Herman Ray Compton; an uncle, Robert Terry, and, a great-uncle, Daniel Cunningham, and a great-aunt, Joyce Kluge.
A graveside service will be held at 2pm on Saturday, February 6th, 2021 at Caney Cemetery near Welling, Oklahoma.
A poem by Hannah Flores nee Wrigley
Abigail’s oldest sister
Abigail Rosella
I remember you
a chubby faced happy baby,
smiling and laughing when you woke up.
I don't think you ever woke up crying.
I remember you
playing outside with us
in the dirt and mud
within the trees.
I remember you
sitting on the bottom bunk below Gracie
writing your stories about fantastical lands and magical characters.
You were so focused and so imaginative.
I remember you
loving to learn about plants and animals, especially marine life.
You loved to create things with your hands.
You loved to sew and cook and be in the garden.
You loved to sing and run.
You wanted to help people and make the world a better place.
You were sweet and kind and joyful and loving.
I will always remember you young and free, creative and joyful.
Rest in peace and glory, Abby.
We love you.
Abigail received her high school equivalency certificate and went on to study nutrition at NSU in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. She excelled in her studies; she had a passion for science and was on the honor roll. She worked at Go-Ye-Village as a CNA and was a caring and light filled presence to the residents there. She loved to run with her siblings. She ran a half marathon with her sister, Lily, and lots of 5k races. Abigail was a very creative, sincere, and joy-filled person. She had a unique glow about her and loved to sing and sew. She loved spending time with people of all ages and going visiting. She was a great listener and very patient with younger children. She loved to praise and serve the Lord. She had a passion for the Word of God and communing with Him.
Abigail is survived by her parents Richard and Deborah Wrigley of Tahlequah, Oklahoma; her 10 siblings: Hannah Flores, husband Aldo, their son Conrado Rey; Jacob Wrigley, wife Haley, their daughter Penelope and son Maximus; Grace Wrigley; Isaac Wrigley, wife April, their son Brayden, daughter Alaina, daughter Ryleigh, son Isaiah, and daughter Savannah; Lily Wrigley; Richard Joseph Wrigley, wife Hannah, son David, daughter Natalie, and daughter Grace Jennifer; Fiona Wrigley; Anthony Wrigley; Francesca Wrigley; and Ian Wrigley; a paternal grandmother Carol Webb; a maternal grandmother Joan Compton; an aunt, Tana Murphy, husband Michael; an aunt, Pamela Kennedy, husband Richard; an aunt, Denise Terry; an aunt, Vikki Rawdon, husband David; several cousins; a great-uncle, Donald Cunningham, wife Lynn; a great-aunt, Patricia Brown; a great-uncle, William Kluge; and a great-great-aunt, Evelyn Foster. Abigail was preceded in death by her brother, Elijah Wrigley, a paternal step-grandfather, David Webb; a paternal grandfather, Richard James Wrigley; a maternal grandfather, Herman Ray Compton; an uncle, Robert Terry, and, a great-uncle, Daniel Cunningham, and a great-aunt, Joyce Kluge.
A graveside service will be held at 2pm on Saturday, February 6th, 2021 at Caney Cemetery near Welling, Oklahoma.
A poem by Hannah Flores nee Wrigley
Abigail’s oldest sister
Abigail Rosella
I remember you
a chubby faced happy baby,
smiling and laughing when you woke up.
I don't think you ever woke up crying.
I remember you
playing outside with us
in the dirt and mud
within the trees.
I remember you
sitting on the bottom bunk below Gracie
writing your stories about fantastical lands and magical characters.
You were so focused and so imaginative.
I remember you
loving to learn about plants and animals, especially marine life.
You loved to create things with your hands.
You loved to sew and cook and be in the garden.
You loved to sing and run.
You wanted to help people and make the world a better place.
You were sweet and kind and joyful and loving.
I will always remember you young and free, creative and joyful.
Rest in peace and glory, Abby.
We love you.
Abigail Rosella Wrigley, daughter and 5th child of Richard Lewis and Deborah, née Compton, Wrigley, was born July 2, 1994, in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. She departed this life on February 2, 2021, in Cushing, Oklahoma at the age of 26 years. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Palmer Marler Funeral Home, Cushing.
Abigail received her high school equivalency certificate and went on to study nutrition at NSU in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. She excelled in her studies; she had a passion for science and was on the honor roll. She worked at Go-Ye-Village as a CNA and was a caring and light filled presence to the residents there. She loved to run with her siblings. She ran a half marathon with her sister, Lily, and lots of 5k races. Abigail was a very creative, sincere, and joy-filled person. She had a unique glow about her and loved to sing and sew. She loved spending time with people of all ages and going visiting. She was a great listener and very patient with younger children. She loved to praise and serve the Lord. She had a passion for the Word of God and communing with Him.
Abigail is survived by her parents Richard and Deborah Wrigley of Tahlequah, Oklahoma; her 10 siblings: Hannah Flores, husband Aldo, their son Conrado Rey; Jacob Wrigley, wife Haley, their daughter Penelope and son Maximus; Grace Wrigley; Isaac Wrigley, wife April, their son Brayden, daughter Alaina, daughter Ryleigh, son Isaiah, and daughter Savannah; Lily Wrigley; Richard Joseph Wrigley, wife Hannah, son David, daughter Natalie, and daughter Grace Jennifer; Fiona Wrigley; Anthony Wrigley; Francesca Wrigley; and Ian Wrigley; a paternal grandmother Carol Webb; a maternal grandmother Joan Compton; an aunt, Tana Murphy, husband Michael; an aunt, Pamela Kennedy, husband Richard; an aunt, Denise Terry; an aunt, Vikki Rawdon, husband David; several cousins; a great-uncle, Donald Cunningham, wife Lynn; a great-aunt, Patricia Brown; a great-uncle, William Kluge; and a great-great-aunt, Evelyn Foster. Abigail was preceded in death by her brother, Elijah Wrigley, a paternal step-grandfather, David Webb; a paternal grandfather, Richard James Wrigley; a maternal grandfather, Herman Ray Compton; an uncle, Robert Terry, and, a great-uncle, Daniel Cunningham, and a great-aunt, Joyce Kluge.
A graveside service will be held at 2pm on Saturday, February 6th, 2021 at Caney Cemetery near Welling, Oklahoma.
A poem by Hannah Flores nee Wrigley
Abigail’s oldest sister
Abigail Rosella
I remember you
a chubby faced happy baby,
smiling and laughing when you woke up.
I don't think you ever woke up crying.
I remember you
playing outside with us
in the dirt and mud
within the trees.
I remember you
sitting on the bottom bunk below Gracie
writing your stories about fantastical lands and magical characters.
You were so focused and so imaginative.
I remember you
loving to learn about plants and animals, especially marine life.
You loved to create things with your hands.
You loved to sew and cook and be in the garden.
You loved to sing and run.
You wanted to help people and make the world a better place.
You were sweet and kind and joyful and loving.
I will always remember you young and free, creative and joyful.
Rest in peace and glory, Abby.
We love you.
Abigail received her high school equivalency certificate and went on to study nutrition at NSU in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. She excelled in her studies; she had a passion for science and was on the honor roll. She worked at Go-Ye-Village as a CNA and was a caring and light filled presence to the residents there. She loved to run with her siblings. She ran a half marathon with her sister, Lily, and lots of 5k races. Abigail was a very creative, sincere, and joy-filled person. She had a unique glow about her and loved to sing and sew. She loved spending time with people of all ages and going visiting. She was a great listener and very patient with younger children. She loved to praise and serve the Lord. She had a passion for the Word of God and communing with Him.
Abigail is survived by her parents Richard and Deborah Wrigley of Tahlequah, Oklahoma; her 10 siblings: Hannah Flores, husband Aldo, their son Conrado Rey; Jacob Wrigley, wife Haley, their daughter Penelope and son Maximus; Grace Wrigley; Isaac Wrigley, wife April, their son Brayden, daughter Alaina, daughter Ryleigh, son Isaiah, and daughter Savannah; Lily Wrigley; Richard Joseph Wrigley, wife Hannah, son David, daughter Natalie, and daughter Grace Jennifer; Fiona Wrigley; Anthony Wrigley; Francesca Wrigley; and Ian Wrigley; a paternal grandmother Carol Webb; a maternal grandmother Joan Compton; an aunt, Tana Murphy, husband Michael; an aunt, Pamela Kennedy, husband Richard; an aunt, Denise Terry; an aunt, Vikki Rawdon, husband David; several cousins; a great-uncle, Donald Cunningham, wife Lynn; a great-aunt, Patricia Brown; a great-uncle, William Kluge; and a great-great-aunt, Evelyn Foster. Abigail was preceded in death by her brother, Elijah Wrigley, a paternal step-grandfather, David Webb; a paternal grandfather, Richard James Wrigley; a maternal grandfather, Herman Ray Compton; an uncle, Robert Terry, and, a great-uncle, Daniel Cunningham, and a great-aunt, Joyce Kluge.
A graveside service will be held at 2pm on Saturday, February 6th, 2021 at Caney Cemetery near Welling, Oklahoma.
A poem by Hannah Flores nee Wrigley
Abigail’s oldest sister
Abigail Rosella
I remember you
a chubby faced happy baby,
smiling and laughing when you woke up.
I don't think you ever woke up crying.
I remember you
playing outside with us
in the dirt and mud
within the trees.
I remember you
sitting on the bottom bunk below Gracie
writing your stories about fantastical lands and magical characters.
You were so focused and so imaginative.
I remember you
loving to learn about plants and animals, especially marine life.
You loved to create things with your hands.
You loved to sew and cook and be in the garden.
You loved to sing and run.
You wanted to help people and make the world a better place.
You were sweet and kind and joyful and loving.
I will always remember you young and free, creative and joyful.
Rest in peace and glory, Abby.
We love you.
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