Obit of Obrist, Sara Jane - Oklahoma County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Gene Phillips <okarchives@comcast.net>  22 Nov 2004
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Obrist, Sara Jane  

Sara Jane, 24, our sweet precious angel went to be with our Lord and her 
mother on August 3, 2002, after a brief battle with cancer. She was born 
on September 25, 1977, to Ben and Jane Obrist III. Sara was an avid 
churchgoer who expressed her love for God. She enjoyed spending time with 
her family and friends. She also loved to sing and listen to music. Another 
favorite of Sara's was to watch OSU win, she was their #1 fan, and 
enjoyed playing sports herself. She was a participant in the Special 
Olympics for 12 yrs and won numerous medals. She attended school at Casady 
and graduated from Piedmont High School in 1999. Sara was recently 
employed by Cushman & Wakefield for the last two years, while taking care 
of her dad for the last five. She was a favorite of all her teachers, 
bosses and friends. Sara had no bad days. She was always happy and a joy 
to be around. She loved everyone she ever met and never ever forgot a name 
or face. She rarely went anywhere without bumping into a friend. Sara was 
and will always be loved by many. She is preceded in death by her mother, 
Jane; maternal Grandma Taylor and paternal Grandpa Obrist. She is survived 
by her father; sister, Deanna and her husband, Armond Oliphant; as well as 
her brother, Bennie; niece, Megen; Grandma Obrist and Grandpa Taylor; 14 
aunts and uncles, 32 cousins, and a host of best friends. Services will be 
held Wednesday, 10:00 AM, at Mayfair Baptist Church. Burial to follow at 
Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. Online tributes may be sent to www.mem.com.

Published in the Oklahoman on 8/6/2002.
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