Lu Ann Hainline

August 11, 1954 - April 24, 2022

LuAnn Hainline passed away peacefully in Tulsa, Oklahoma on April 24th, 2022. She was born on August 11th, 1954 to Clive and JoAnn (Markley) Hainline. She was a lifetime Bartlesville resident. She graduated from Col High in 1972. While in high school she was head twirler in the high school band. She was elected band queen her senior year and listed as one of the ‘Top Twenty Outstanding Youth of the Country.” She worked at K-Mart for 40 years as receiving manager. LuAnn was a proud Delaware tribal member. She was known across Oklahoma Indian country. LuAnn was an interpreter in Indian sign language of the Lord’s Prayer. In her youth, she modeled tribal regalia for the Bartlesville Indian Women’s Club. She had previously served as Bartlesville’s Diamond Jubilee Indian Heritage Pow-wow princess, Delaware Pow-wow princess, and head lady dancer of the Delaware pow-wow. At the time of her death, she was a very proud member of the Delaware Pow-wow committee. She enjoyed the Delaware Pow-wow and that was her happy place. LuAnn was an avid OU fan. She loved spending time with her granddaughter Dani Belle. She had a passion and love for cooking. She had an infectious laugh and a smile for all. LuAnn was preceded in death by her grandparents Roy and Leona (Belle) Shipley, her parents Clive Hainline and JoAnn Markley, and her beloved niece Debbie Hainline. She is survived by her son Jacob (Jake) Coffey, her granddaughter Dani Belle, her brothers Mark Hainline Sr., Greg Hainline, Chance Hainline, Tony Killscrow, and her sisters Cindy Batchelder and Tyra Hainline, and her nephews Mark Allen Hainline Jr, Chad Killscrow and Brad Killscrow. She leaves behind many other family and friends. Visitation will be held Wednesday, April 27th from 10 am until 4 pm at Virginia Avenue Baptist Church. A wake will be held April 27th at Virginia Avenue Baptist Church beginning at 7 pm. Her funeral services will be held at 9 am Thursday, April 28th at Virginia Avenue Baptist Church.