Kylie Hock

Kylie Michelle Hock, resident of Ponca City, passed November 30, 2015 in Ponca City. She was 13 years of age.

Kylie was born July 31, 2002 in Ponca City, the daughter of Derrick Hock and Chelsea Long. She was an 8th grade student at East Jr. High where she excelled in her studies, especially math. She was an amazing gifted volleyball player who competed on three different volleyball teams and had won the best attitude award for her effort and play. She also participated in chorus and had previously played soccer. Kylie was also a very talented singer. Her enjoyments included volleyball, singing and animals, especially her pride and joy, a Russian Blue Mix Cat named "Medusa".

She is survived by her mother Chelsea Long and husband Chris Jackson, of the home; her father Derrick Hock and wife Annastasia, of Duluth Minnesota; her two brothers Dylon Fahs and Parker Jackson; her best friend Mikayla Bates; her maternal grandparents Bennie Long and Stephanie Sheats; her paternal grandmother Susan Walker; her paternal grandfather Monty Hock; paternal great grandparents Otis and Norma Brown; her extended grandparents Kathy and Dennis Powell, and Roger and Jodie Penn.

She also leaves behind her cousins Serena Zazueta, Isaiah Willey, Jeremy Evans, RyLee Evans, Tyler Jackson, Tegan Johnson, Ashlynn Rosborough, Kayelynn Rosborough, Robert Holt and Kasen Jones; aunts and uncles Heather Evans, Jeremy Evans, Brittany Walker, Mary and Jason Johnson, John Holt, Leann and Paul Rogers, Darren and Tina Brown, Sarah and Eddie Jones and Alex Dischauser; other extended family and many many friends.

She was preceded in death by her maternal great grandparents Neal and Ivonya Long; great great grandmother Myrtle Dethloff; great grandma Leota Brown; uncle Zachary Hock and cousin Gabriel Willey.

Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, December 7, 2015 in the First Baptist Church Worship Center, Ponca City, with Richard Challis presiding. Arrangements are under the direction of Grace Memorial Chapel.

Casket bearers are Dylon Fahs, Isaiah Willey, Tyler Jackson, John Holt, Jeremy Evans and Tim Rogers.