Leticia Maribel Vallejo

Leticia Maribel Vallejo, born on November 18, 1966, in Hutchinson, Kansas, passed away on January 8, 2026, in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Leticia was a very sweet and gentle soul whose presence brought comfort and warmth to everyone around her. Kindhearted and loving by nature, she valued togetherness deeply-whether in person or simply talking on the phone, she found joy in staying connected with the people she loved.

Born in Kansas, Leticia met the love of her life while still in high school. She later married her high school sweetheart, Robert McCormick Key III, with whom she shared a devoted and loving life. Their bond was rooted in friendship, loyalty, and deep affection, and Robert remained her greatest love.

Leticia was a proud and loving mother to her children: Tinesha Vallejo (Josh Hobbs), Andrea Wilson (Kelvin Chaplin), and Jessica Vallejo. She was a cherished grandmother to Sofia and Amelia Christian, Kylie, Caleb and Cody Wilson and Armani Chaplin, each of whom brought her immense joy.

She is also survived by her siblings: Lorena Hinostrosa, Joyce Crawley, and Johnnie Vallejo.

A devoted Christian, Leticia attended Victory Christian Church, where her faith guided her life and relationships. She lived with a loving heart, always offering patience, gentleness, and care to those around her.

Leticia had many things that brought her happiness. She loved crocheting, riding on the back of a motorcycle, and enjoying a good meal-especially her favorite Mexican pizza or dining at On The Border. She enjoyed classic game shows, was a lifelong night owl, and had a playful adventurous side.

She took pride in her appearance and enjoyed feeling pretty-getting her hair done, fixing her nails, applying her makeup, and being well put together were small joys she truly cherished.

Leticia was preceded in death by her parents, Alejandro Vallejo and Ellen Ann Vallejo, whom she loved dearly.

Leticia will be remembered for her gentle spirit, loving heart, faith, and the deep devotion she had for her family. Though she will be profoundly missed, the love she gave so freely will live on forever in the hearts of those who knew her.