ova Jayne Birdtail, or "Dosie" to her family, was born on February 1st, 1973 in Tahlequah, OK, the daughter of Richard and Rachel (Ketcher) Birdtail. She attended school and graduated from Sequoyah High School. She worked as a Business Woman for the Cherokee Nation. She married and began her family of two sons and three daughters, Sean Ray Sarren, Brandi Sarren, Shalia Sarren, Nahni Sarren, and baby boy Sarren. They were her pride and joy. She was a gifted Cherokee Artisan and loved to do intricate bead work. The whole family played softball, and bringing the family together playing sports. She loved to cook and often made meals for her family including her goulash, lasagna, meat pies, Dr. Pepper Stuffing, potato salad and grape dumplings. She was constantly cleaning house. Dosie was traditional Cherokee, respecting of the old ways of living, attending the stomp grounds, if she had a dollar, and you needed a dollar, it was yours for the asking. The holidays were hers to make her family shine, the tree, the dinner, the gifts, everything to make the family have a memorable holiday. Her sense of humor was wonderful, her laugh contagious. She loved to make you smile, even if she told a corny joke to get the job done. She pushed her family to be the best they could be, because she believed in them. She passed away at her home on July 21st, 2022 at the age of 49 years old. She will be greatly missed.
Nova has gone home to join her grandparents, Davis Ketcher and Peggy Boney-Ketcher, her mother and father, two sons, Sean Ray Sarren and baby Boy Sarren, and brother, Norman Birdtail.
Those left to cherish her memory include her children, Brandi Sarrena and companion Vidal Sparks of Park Hill, Shalia Sarren and companion Eagledancer King-Rich of Oklahoma City, OK, and Nahni Sarren of Tahlequah, and the father of her children, Vincent Serran. She leaves one sister, Nora Birdtail of Tahlequah. She will live on in her four grandchildren, Zerlina Sparks of Park Hill, Vidal Sparks Jr. of Park Hill, OK, Van Berry of Tahlequah and Z'Riyah King-Rich of Oklahoma City, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends and loved ones.
Nova has gone home to join her grandparents, Davis Ketcher and Peggy Boney-Ketcher, her mother and father, two sons, Sean Ray Sarren and baby Boy Sarren, and brother, Norman Birdtail.
Those left to cherish her memory include her children, Brandi Sarrena and companion Vidal Sparks of Park Hill, Shalia Sarren and companion Eagledancer King-Rich of Oklahoma City, OK, and Nahni Sarren of Tahlequah, and the father of her children, Vincent Serran. She leaves one sister, Nora Birdtail of Tahlequah. She will live on in her four grandchildren, Zerlina Sparks of Park Hill, Vidal Sparks Jr. of Park Hill, OK, Van Berry of Tahlequah and Z'Riyah King-Rich of Oklahoma City, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends and loved ones.
ova Jayne Birdtail, or "Dosie" to her family, was born on February 1st, 1973 in Tahlequah, OK, the daughter of Richard and Rachel (Ketcher) Birdtail. She attended school and graduated from Sequoyah High School. She worked as a Business Woman for the Cherokee Nation. She married and began her family of two sons and three daughters, Sean Ray Sarren, Brandi Sarren, Shalia Sarren, Nahni Sarren, and baby boy Sarren. They were her pride and joy. She was a gifted Cherokee Artisan and loved to do intricate bead work. The whole family played softball, and bringing the family together playing sports. She loved to cook and often made meals for her family including her goulash, lasagna, meat pies, Dr. Pepper Stuffing, potato salad and grape dumplings. She was constantly cleaning house. Dosie was traditional Cherokee, respecting of the old ways of living, attending the stomp grounds, if she had a dollar, and you needed a dollar, it was yours for the asking. The holidays were hers to make her family shine, the tree, the dinner, the gifts, everything to make the family have a memorable holiday. Her sense of humor was wonderful, her laugh contagious. She loved to make you smile, even if she told a corny joke to get the job done. She pushed her family to be the best they could be, because she believed in them. She passed away at her home on July 21st, 2022 at the age of 49 years old. She will be greatly missed.
Nova has gone home to join her grandparents, Davis Ketcher and Peggy Boney-Ketcher, her mother and father, two sons, Sean Ray Sarren and baby Boy Sarren, and brother, Norman Birdtail.
Those left to cherish her memory include her children, Brandi Sarrena and companion Vidal Sparks of Park Hill, Shalia Sarren and companion Eagledancer King-Rich of Oklahoma City, OK, and Nahni Sarren of Tahlequah, and the father of her children, Vincent Serran. She leaves one sister, Nora Birdtail of Tahlequah. She will live on in her four grandchildren, Zerlina Sparks of Park Hill, Vidal Sparks Jr. of Park Hill, OK, Van Berry of Tahlequah and Z'Riyah King-Rich of Oklahoma City, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends and loved ones.
Nova has gone home to join her grandparents, Davis Ketcher and Peggy Boney-Ketcher, her mother and father, two sons, Sean Ray Sarren and baby Boy Sarren, and brother, Norman Birdtail.
Those left to cherish her memory include her children, Brandi Sarrena and companion Vidal Sparks of Park Hill, Shalia Sarren and companion Eagledancer King-Rich of Oklahoma City, OK, and Nahni Sarren of Tahlequah, and the father of her children, Vincent Serran. She leaves one sister, Nora Birdtail of Tahlequah. She will live on in her four grandchildren, Zerlina Sparks of Park Hill, Vidal Sparks Jr. of Park Hill, OK, Van Berry of Tahlequah and Z'Riyah King-Rich of Oklahoma City, as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends and loved ones.
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