Mary Kay Farrill (Ducote) passed away at the age of 67 on February 18, 2025, in Okmulgee surrounded by her loving family. “Kay” was born March 8, 1958, in Ville Plate, La.
Kay was a hard-working single mother for many years to daughters Marie “Angel” and Amanda, until she married Michael Farrill on August 15, 1989. Together, they built and nurtured a happy, loving home for their now three daughters Marie, Amanda, and Katie. Though life wasn’t always easy; Kay did her best to fill her life, and the lives of those around her, with love and laughter.
Kay had a deep love for God and enjoyed singing in the church choir or an occasional solo. She found joy in spending time with those she loved: sitting on her front porch talking to friends and family, going to social events in downtown Okmulgee, or spending an evening playing nighttime hide and seek with snacks and movies in the living room with her grandbabies.
Kay is preceded in death by her life’s love, March 8, 1958 – February 18, 2025
Michael William Farrill; and parents, Phillip and Barbra Farrill. She is survived by her three loving daughters, Marie “Angel” Norton and Donnie, Amanda Miller and husband Scott, Katie Lock and husband Joey; seven beloved grandchildren, Brenton Bills, Aidan Miller and wife Whitney, Andrew Miller and Destiny, Eric Miller and wife Lexi, Emma Jackson, Dustin Jackson, and Mykie Lock; four precious great grandchildren, Adalynn Miller, Hendrix Miller, Kai Miller, and Silas Miller. She will also be greatly missed by her three brothers, Phillip Farrill Jr and wife Kendra, Steven Farrill and wife Shelia, Joseph Ducote and wife Mary, and sister Gail Baldridge and husband Mark.
Family will receive friends during a visitation on Monday, February 24, 2025, from 4-8 p.m. at Okmulgee First Assembly of God Church. A celebration of life to honor Kay will be held Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at 10 a.m. at Okmulgee First Assembly of God Church. Interment to follow at Okmulgee Cemetery, where she will be laid to rest by her husband Michael and her parents. Services are under the direction of Ingram, Smith & Turner Mortuary of Yukon.
In lieu of flowers, Kay requested that everyone bring a stuffed animal to the service that will be donated to the Children’s Hospital in Tulsa in her memory.
