Monica “Tillie” Otillia Adame of Tulsa, Oklahoma, previously a long-time resident of Coffeyville passed away on Friday, March 20, 2020 at Coffeyville Regional Medical Center.
Tillie was a selfless person, a loving mother to her two daughters, they were her world. She was truly dedicated to their every need and did an amazing job with them. She had a beautiful spirit that reflected her outward appearance. Her smile was and would light up the room. She was a loving daughter, and amazing daughter and a very proud aunt.
Monica Otillia Adame was born on February 20, 1991 to Edward Victor Adame and Dixie Kay Jones in Coffeyville, Kansas. Monica was known by her parents, her seven siblings and friends as Tillie. Tillie’s family moved to Kansas City, Missouri where she completed her education. In early adulthood she moved back to the Lenapah area. She worked at Medicalodge as a dietary aide, she loved to cook and especially baking delicious baked goods. She was a dedicated worker.
sinE chathla “Red Bird” was her Euchee (Creek Nation) name, she was very proud of her Euchee heritage and active in tribal traditions. Full burial rites will be provided by her family and tribe.
Tillie’s memories will live on through her daughters, Olivia Otillia and Rosalynn Renya Velasco, their father, Christopher Joel Velasco; her mother, Dixie Jones; father, Edward Victor Adame; siblings, Joshua Bruce, Christopher Bruce-Jones and his wife Jenna Bemore, Johonna Jones, Jon-Kay Merrill and her husband Raymond, Felicia Adame, Lettica Adame, Nancy Adame; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews as well as friends. She was preceded in death by, maternal grandparents, Jesse Sr. and Sharon Jones, paternal grandparents Miguel Adame, Otillia Adame, step paternal grandparent, Ruben Rivera; Tio Miguel Adame; uncle, Roy Jones and cousin, Jonathon Jones.
Private Graveside services will be where she will receive a traditional Euchee burial, under the direction of Ford-Wulf-Bruns Chapel. Pastor Eli McHenry will officiate. Tillie’s family has requested memorial contributions to be made for her children’s education fund that will be established. To leave a message of condolence for the family visit www.fordwulfbrunschapel.com
