
Monnie Lu Mooberry was born March 22, 1960 in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Jack M. & Helen L. (Ramsey) Mooberrry. She was a lifelong Tulsa resident. She passed from this life Thursday, December 3, 2015 at the age of 55 from complications caused by pancreatic cancer.
Monnie was a 1978 graduate of Thomas A. Edison High School in Tulsa and attended interior design school in Dallas, Texas. She went to work with the Interior Design Market in Dallas and, later with Charles Faudre in Tulsa for several years. She most recently worked in sales at PC Promotions.
Monnie enjoyed antiquing and using her artistic flare to make things beautiful. In her spare time, she enjoyed cooking and spending time with her parents. She could imitate her parents and shared momentous (and humorous) stories of her past with family and friends. Monnie always had a Boston Terrier as a companion and roommate. Her home reflected her love for her dog and for her family name with lots of Boston Terriers and cow decor.
Monnie was preceded in death by her parents and her brother, Mark. She is survived by her uncle and aunt, Joe and Judy Mooberry; her cousins, Jenifer Mooberry Calhoon, Philip Mooberry and Micah Mooberry. With sincere gratitude, we thank you all for your many thoughts and prayers.
The family will receive friends from 4:00 to 6:00 PM Wednesday at Ninde Brookside Funeral Home, 39th and South Peoria Ave. A funeral service will be held 10:00 AM Thursday at Memorial Park Cemetery Chapel, 51st and South Memorial Drive.
Friends who might like to assist with Monnie’s final expenses can go to http://gofundme.com/dmdurtbj
Monnie was such a vivacious, genuinely lovely person. We worked together many years ago in Tulsa and became fast friends. She was with us at the hospital the day my first child was born and I will always think of her holding baby Tanner and welcoming him to this bright, shiny world. Monnie lit up a room and made us all smile. She will be missed.
Dana Cash
I am saddened to hear of Monnie's passing. I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Monnie for several years. She was always a pleasure to talk with, always cheerful. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
Dale Coberley
So sorry to hear about the loss of Monnie. She was a fantastic person and always great to chat with. I had the pleasure of working with her through PC Promotions and she always could make me laugh. Our deepest sympathies during this hard time of loss. May the memories of her give you strength and may the love of your love ones help you through the heads ahead. Sincere condolences.
Tony Phongsavath
Oh Moo...we always welcomed each other with open arms just not enough and too far apart. I should have come and visited, Frances certainly encouraged it. I felt it was going to be a goodbye and with us it was always, "see Ya later!". I'm just not good with final goodbyes, so please forgive me this once. I know when we catch up again it will once again be with open arms. I will recognize that smile amongst the light. I'm sure there is a pic out there from the 8th (or 9th) grade dance. You never forget the first one! Ha! OK, I'll sign off for now. Love you girl, the world is a little less bright without you. See Ya later! Matt
Matt Arbuckle
I remember Monnie as a lovely young lady, always a smile on her face. She was one year behind me @ Edison. My prayers are with her family during this time of sadness. Sincerely, Cynthia Monkres Davis
Cynthia Monkres Davis
As a childhood neighbor I remember the sweetness of Monnie and of course her radiant RED beautiful hair. My sincere sympathies to her family. Monnie was and is a true angel!
Betsy Bell Rivera
Dear friend, I am missing you more than words can say. You carried me through grief when Courtney passed, which only made our bond stronger..I will continue to love you and think about you daily. I love you to the moon and back.
Peggy Rawson
I'm an Account Manager at Continental Caps and i've been lucky to work with Monnie for years. It breaks our hearts to hear of the passing of such a wonderful person. Monnie wasn't just a customer to me she was a friend and I valued her for being a kind, selfless human being. They don't make woman like her anymore, she was so sweet, had the purest most genuine heart and she will be truly missed each and every day. I could be having the worst day on earth and one phone call from her would make me smile and brighten my entire day...which is why I guess she was taken so soon from us. She's needed elsewhere, she has a purpose, to bring happiness to others that have passed. With that one of a kind name...Monnie Lu Mooberry....I will mis you my infectious friend. Our deepest condolences from her Concap Family.
Lucia Polmann & Continental Sportswear Family.
Oh how I've missed sweet Monnie. She was always ready with a warm hug and genuine concern for my well being...I know everybody felt equally cared about-she never met a stranger. I was lucky to get to work with her as a vendor but honored to get to call her a friend too. I have many fond and happy memories getting to hear about her adventures with Jody. My deepest condolosences to her family and all her friends. Sincerely, Lori Eaton
Lori Eaton
Monnie was beautiful in soul and spirit. A giving and loving person, since she was a little girl. Extremely talented design professional. Smart and creative. Our family has fond and loving memories of her. Rest in Peace, Monnie.
Susan and Mike Little
I am a rep with Outdoor Cap and I will miss talking and working with her. She was a very nice and genuine person and a great joy to work with. I am sure she will receive the highest reward possible because it is so deserved.
Randy Laub
Our very deepest condolences from our SanMar Family for the loss of our dear friend Monnie. We are all very saddened by her loss and extend our thoughts and prayers to all who knew her. She will truly be missed by all. Sending our love~ Dana Brandsrud Tyler Thompson Wilma Stacey Annette Thomas Juanita Roberts
Wilma Stacey