Obituary of Krystle Denise Morrison

Krystle “Krissy” Morrison Krystle Denise Morrison had the soul of an artist. She had a wise and beautiful soul that was able to see the world differently than we do. She saw a more brilliant and more colorful world, one closer to God’s divine intent. And because giving was her nature, she spent her too-brief life using her art to give us glimpses of her view. Krissy was born on December 21, 1981, in Tulsa Oklahoma to Valorie and William Morrison. She passed on October 16th, 2020 at age 38 in her home in Oologah. The cause of her passing is believed to be a blood clot. Krissy is survived by: Her children Adrianna Mendoza and Sarah Keys Her parents Valorie and Teddy Keys, Bill Morrison Her Grandmother Georgiana Drew, her siblings Kaedi Worley and Husband Mark. Kymberli Bressers and Husband Michael, April Vicedomini and Husband Ryan, Kathryn Benton and Husband Anden, Matthew Clark and fiancé Hayley, Kandis Gray, and fiancé Erik, as well as 23 nieces and nephews, along with many other aunts, uncles, cousins, and her dog Harley. Krissy was preceded in death by: Grandfather Luther L. Wolfe Sr. Grandmother Joan Kay Johnston Uncle Tony Platner Uncle Luke Wolfe Jr., and numerous unborn babies. Krissy attended Will Rogers High School. She was the co-owner and operating director of Lotus Gold Vinita. She was a distinguished writer and the author of soon to be published book “Called to Cancer.” She was an entrepreneur and business owner of Social Lite Marketing. Her hobbies included art, horses, mission trips, being a cheer coach, and an active member of the Church at Battle Creek. She was an old testament lover, connoisseur, and enthusiast. Krissy’s wrist bore the Greek word for “Nevertheless”. It was the word Jesus spoke before going to the cross. He said, “Father, if thou be willing, remove this cup from me: nevertheless, not my will, but yours, be done.” We know that in this time of deep pain, her desire is that you too would adopt this moto.