Rachel Elizabeth Tucker

Rachel Elizabeth Tucker, a devoted homemaker and cherished member of her family, passed away on January 7, 2026, in Roland, Oklahoma. Born on October 15, 1947, in Greenville, Mississippi, Rachel displayed a deep love for the Lord and a profound faith, having been the child of a pastor of the Apostolic Faith. Her unwavering commitment to her beliefs was reflected in her daily life, particularly through her joy in reading the Bible.

Rachel enjoyed various hobbies and interests that filled her days with creativity and love. She had a fondness for KFC fried chicken and was passionate about arts and crafts, which she often shared with family and friends. One of her favorite songs was Dottie Rambo's "He Walks with Me, He Talks with Me, and He Tells Me I Am Loved,” a beautiful reflection of her faith and the comfort it brought her throughout her life. Rachel had a profound love for Tonya's dog, Sushi.

Rachel was a high school graduate who dedicated her life to nurturing her family. She was a kind and loving mother, leaving behind her beloved daughter, Tonya Kemp, and her son-in-law, David. Rachel's legacy extends through her siblings: Mary Stewart, Naomi Bain, Lula Marquez, all of Whitesboro, Texas, Charles Stewart and his wife, Sandra of Sherman, Texas, Timothy Stewart and family, of Muldrow, Oklahoma, Hattie Toomey, of Waveland, Mississippi, Lynn Stewart, of Lawton, Oklahoma, and Gloria Aguilar, and Lucio, of Rosenburg, Texas, along with his grandchild, Cassie Compton of Bentonville, Arkansas, many neices and nephews, church members of Muldrow Assembly of God, and Sequoyah East Nursing staff.

Rachel is survived by her family, who will always carry her memory in their hearts. She joins her parents, James Edward Stewart and Rachel Elizabeth Stewart, as well as her siblings, Bonnie Pugh, George Stewart, Francis Dianne Warren, and James Stewart, who have passed before her. Rachel's gentle spirit and steadfast love will be deeply missed by all who knew her.