Joanne Lorenzo “Joey” Fuller ~ Beloved Mother, Wife, Gigi, and Friend

Being a Gigi was one of the greatest blessings of Joey’s life. Her grandchildren brought her endless joy, laughter, and pride. She loved making memories with them, spoiling them, taking pictures, and simply being present in their lives.

Those who knew her best knew she preferred the name Joey. She loved playing card games, cornhole, watching movies in bed, sitting by a bonfire, and spending time with the people she loved most. She enjoyed watching the birds as she worked from home and appreciated the simple moments in life. Joey kept her friends close and formed lifelong friendships throughout her years as a military wife.

For over 12 years, Joey attended Woodlake Church in Bixby, Oklahoma, where she faithfully served in the coffee shop and volunteered with the Connect Group team. Her faith was a deeply important part of her life. Joey believed in prayer, trusted God through both the joyful and difficult seasons, and was grateful for the many prayer warriors, church family members, friends, and loved ones who walked beside her.

Joey experienced great loss and many challenges throughout her life, but she continued to move forward with strength, love, humor, and faith. She had a way of reminding those around her that even during the hardest moments, there was still something to be thankful for.

Joey was preceded in death by her mother, Leticia V. Cunningham; her father, Walter B. Jones; her husband, Jonathan W. Fuller, who passed away in June 2020; and her sister, Melissa Ketchum-Field.

Joey is survived by her children, John Fuller, Joshua Fuller and fiancé Alyssa, Jade and Ryan Sanders, and Jared Wayne Fuller and fiancé Brynlee; her grandchildren, Journey Fuller, Joshua Fuller Jr., Jayden Fuller, Jaxon Fuller, Jensen Fuller, and Josie Fuller; her dearest and “bestest” friend and boyfriend David “Shack” Shackelford; her sisters, Analuz Dungca, Vivalyn Dungca, and Jennifer M. Mariskanish; her brothers, Robert “Bob” Jones and Eddie Jones; her extended family, including Rita and Boyd Cherry; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear close friends.

Joey’s legacy lives on in the family she raised, the friendships she nurtured, the traditions she created, and the countless lives she touched with her kindness, spirit, laughter, faith, and smile.

She loved deeply, gave freely, and showed up for the people who mattered to her. She would want those she loved to continue making memories, taking the pictures, gathering around the table, laughing together, forgiving quickly, loving fully, and never waiting too long to say, “I love you.”

Joey will be remembered not only for the life she lived, but for the way she made others feel loved, welcomed, and important.

Her love will continue through every story told, every family gathering, every photograph, every bonfire, and every memory shared by the people who were blessed to know and love her.

Visitation will be from 5-7 pm on Saturday, October 31 at Traditions Funeral Chapel in Kellyville. Services will be 2:00 pm, Sunday, November 1, 2026, at Traditions Funeral Chapel in Kellyville. 

Arrangements are under the direction of Traditions Funeral and Cremation Services, 35 S Main, Kellyville, OK 74039 918-247-7373.