Birth date: Nov 22, 1954 Death date: Apr 14, 2026
Flora Esmilda Sequeria, a woman of quiet grace, gentle spirit, and an open heart, passed away peacefully on April 14, 2026, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was 71 years old. Flora moved through life simply and without pretense - never jud Read Obituary
Hace dos años tuve el privilegio de conocer a Floresita y una de las primeras cosas que sentí al momento de conocerla era su dulce ternura. aunque la conocí por 2 años ella me hablaba como si nos conociéramos por años me hablaba con tanta ternura como extrañara esos lindos momentos con ella. En este día ciento tanto honor de aver conocido a Florita aunque fue corto
Nuestras conversaciones significaban mucho para mi esposo y yo porque cada conversación con ella venía con tanto amor y cariño.
Flora fue un ejemplo de amor sincero, de ternura y de calma y eso fue un gran ejemplo de ella y su leyenda
Aunque hoy su ausencia duele, su recuerdo nos abraza y nos guíara cada día. Gracias por tanto amor, por tu paciencia y por la luz tan hermosa que dejaste en cada de nuestras vidas. Siempre vivirás en nuestros corazones. Te extrañamos
Flora-
You have been an institution in our household, our business, our lives, and our family since the very beginning. Anyone that means anything to us, knew you by name and came to love you just as we do immediately upon meeting you. And there is so so so much to love about you. You are a devoted friend, a selfless mother, a diligent and reliable worker, and one of the strongest most positive women I’ve ever known. For three days a week for the past 10 years I’ve known you, one thing I could always count on was your smile. There was not one time that you came into our home with less than a positive attitude, and that positivity was infectious. You actually made me feel like you were my biggest fan, which to tell you the truth, wasn’t far off. You really were, and it meant the world to me. It was impossible to be in a bad mood around you, and the littlest things brought you so much joy. Your favorite Starbucks- a mocha cookie crumble elicited the greatest response, one might have thought you were just gifted a car. That happy dance was our favorite of all time with your small hopping up and down and clapping accompanied by the biggest grin, it was a telltale sign of your joy. You also were similarly impressed and amused by the littlest things. I could’ve been showing you a toad from the back yard and I can still hear your voice saying “ah ss’ cuteeeee!”. There was just so much love and life in your tiny little body. I think it was only for a month when you took a break from working at the house while we were making the transition post baby Bode. Greg and I would frequently exchange glances in our house lacking your presence we were so accustomed to, and all we could do was shake our heads and say.. “we gotta get flora back”. Life wasn’t the same without you, our house felt like less of a home. We knew that you were the common thread. Now as we lose you for the second time, all we can hold onto are reminders of you everywhere we look around the house, and the pitterpatter of the boys feet sound oddly familiar to yours (and actually similar in size). Although our home still carries the quiet of your loss, I pray that our memories of you never fade. You have changed our lives forever and we will always carry you in our hearts, rest easy our sweet flower.
My fondest memory is having bought sweet bread to eat with Grandma and Flor. But we had bought one very large concha among the sweet breads, and we asked her if she would like one when she came by to visit. She said she wouldn't mind eating one with some coffee. She belted out laughing when we served her one that was larger than the plate itself! Her laugh is what I'll miss the most. It always made me happy hearing it, and made me smile. That's how she will live in my heart and mind.
