Elisa Caldwell, 49, passed from this life Friday, April 3, 2020.  Memorial services are pending at this time.

Lisa was a wonderful daughter, friend, wife, and grandmother. She was someone who loved her family, especially her children and grandchildren. She always wanted to do everything she could for them. She took care of her grandbabies everyday no matter what she did they went with her. There was nothing she loved more or was more proud of then being a grandmother. She had four children, two stepchildren and 12 grandchildren.

She entered this world with her twin sister, Leah at 1:53 am, on April 29th 1970. She was the oldest by 6 minutes. They shared a unbreakable bond.

She was a person who put heart and emotions into everything she did. She was a person who would cry over anything because everything was from the heart. She shared compassion with anyone she came across and never judged anyone. She had a smile you couldn't forget and was a blessing to all of us.

She was such a loving person who helped everyone. We all benefited from her care and concern. She was the one person who we started our days with, and the one person all of us could tell our troubles to. She was understanding, and never judged.

As an adult she regretted not graduating from highschool so she studied, took the GED test, and passed. She was very proud of herself and considered it a big accomplishment, which it was.

She had a deep affection for her father and she always remembered the little things about him that made her laugh. No matter what she thought of him as a teenager, she loved him and she knew he loved her too.

She had fond memories of Sunday dinners at her grandmother's house. She always remembered how she set the beautiful table with a tablecloth, and her good dishes and silverware. She would always have tomatoes and cucumbers cut up while she served delicious meals.

No words can express how much her family and friends love her, and miss her. We are all glad she was a part of our lives. She is loved and will be missed beyond imagine. There was a light in our lives that is gone.

She is survived by husband Kelly Caldwell of Broken Arrow; mother Donna Montezuma of Broken Arrow; her children Sheldon of Tulsa, Samantha of Tulsa, Miranda of Tulsa, Michael of Tulsa, son-in-laws Samuel of Tulsa, Kyle of Tulsa, Jimmy of Drumright, Brian of Tulsa, Steven of Tulsa and Clifford of Tulsa; mother-in-law Jean of Tulsa; sisters Leah of Tulsa and Regina of Broken Arrow; brothers Brandon of Jenks and JD of Ontario, CA; step-children Amanda of Drumright and Kolby of Jennings; grandchildren Adrian, Addison, Brooklynn, Bella, AJ, Jaxson, Sammy, Aiden, Miracle, Peyton and Jax; close friends Stephanie of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Steve and Angie Green of Skiatook.

She is preceded in death by father Jimmie; father-in-law Norman; granddaughter Tara; sister Cheryllyn; brothers Jerry and Joseph; grandparents Melba and Jim Montezuma, and Ethel and Ray Adkins.

Arrangements are under the direction of Traditions Funeral and Cremation Services, 35 S. Main, Kellyville, Oklahoma, 918-247-7373.