Rosonna Kay Ennis

Rosonna Kay (Hindman) Ennis, age 50, passed from this world on March 16, 2022. Rosonna was born in Nowata, Oklahoma to Joe and Maudine Buoy Hindman on January 11, 1970. Rosonna was golden! She was genuine and true. She was quick-witted and quite funny. She could write stories and was very creative. She loved to draw very detailed and elaborate pictures that told a story. She really made you think. She was a very talented cook that could throw together dinner on a shoestring budget and a minute’s notice. Rosonna was kind and generous. She would help others when she had next to nothing. Most of all, she was a mother who raised 4 children with all the love she could give. She gave birth to 3 children and picked up extras along the way. She raised Dakota Ardrey from a young boy to adulthood and he was by her side until the end. Rosonna graduated from Alluwe High School. She furthered her education at Rogers State University where she studied to become a psychologist. While pregnant with her daughter she was hit by a Semi and her back was broken. Shortly after recovering from these injuries, she developed problems with her heart. Rosonna was also diabetic. She began to have kidney problems and near the end of her life, she developed breast cancer. Rosonna never complained or ask “why me”. She accepted it and lived life as best she could. She was never worried about her impending doom…. She worried about those she was leaving behind, especially her children. She loved them more than life. Rosonna is survived by her children Dusty Hughes, Hunter Hindman, Jadyn Blaise Ennis, Dakota Ardrey and Wife Charie, Michelle, and her grandchildren Alice Cloyee Hughes, Ashlyn Marie Neas, and Brynlee Rose Ardrey. Her siblings Joe “Punkin” Hindman, Todd Hindman, Stevie Hindman and Johnny Hindman. Finally, her special friends Jeanette Jones and Kendall Pearsall. Rosonna is preceded in death by both of her parents, brother Quent Hindman and Sister Talona Hindman Guthrie Brooks. We haven’t even begun to tell you what a beautiful spirit she was. She was loved by all who knew her, and she truly loved all her friends. She was the strongest, kindest, funniest woman and we are missing her but so happy she is out of pain. She is free!! A Celebration of Life Party is to be announced at a later date.

Rosonna Kay Ennis

January 11, 1971 - March 16, 2022