The Oklahoman

Alexandra Lea Qualls-Mlekush OKLAHOMA CITY In Loving Memory

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Sept. 7, 1991- Jan. 20, 2021

Our beloved daughter, Alexandra Lea Qualls-Mlekush, 29, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was found dead in her home on Wednesday, January 20, 2021. The cause of her death is still undetermin­ed.

She was born on September 7, 1991, in Edmond, Oklahoma, the daughter of Michael and Holly Qualls.

She graduated from Classen SAS in 2010 with a major in vocal music. She then worked at the Nichols Hills Police Department as a 911 dispatcher and later for Gipson Energy as a truck dispatcher.

Alix was a sweet, artistic woman who saw the world a little differentl­y than most. She was generous and playful. She loved everything girly: clothes, hair, fancy nails and all the things that sparkle. She had a beautiful voice but what she truly loved to do was paint. And she was a prolific painter. She loved butterflie­s and fairies and most of all, she loved dinosaurs, calling herself the “mother of dinosaurs”. She loved her children with a fierce heart, even when she wasn’t able to be with them.

We will remember her sunshine smile and happy heart. I hope that when you remember her, you remember that a life can be oh-so-short and fragile, whiffed out quickly by a tragic accident.

She is preceded in death by her grandfathe­r Danny Johnson and Ronnie Qualls. Alexandra is survived by her grandmothe­rs Lydia Dulaney and Joanne Qualls, parents Michael and Holly Qualls, sister Michaela Qualls and two children who she adored, Liam and Lydia Mlekush; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.

Her services will be on Sunday, February 7, at 2:30 pm at Crown Heights United Methodist Church. Due to COVID-19, the services will be limited to 25 attendees. Those unable to join us in person are invited to stream her services on the churches facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ CrownHeigh­tsUMC

Her remains will be laid to rest at her family’s farm where a memorial garden will be planted in her honor.

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