Isabella Haury

Isabella (Bella) Eleanor Haury, 5, of Helena, AR graduated into heaven on September 27th, 2013 in Helena, Arkansas. She was born to Correna Marie Haury and Clint Rasband in Lawton, OK. Bella was the youngest in her family so she was called baby Bella by her family, but would say she was a big girl not a baby. Bella lived in a lot of places in her short life but she made many friends in each of those places. Bella loved to draw and color and play dress up. She was always dressed up as a princess. She also like to sing and dance like a ballerina. Bella's favorite color was purple; she always had to be wearing something purple. Bella was a very bright little girl. She was always smiling and her smile would always bring smiles to the people around her. She loved Jesus and going to Church and praying before going to bed. Her prayers would last for a while because she would always pray for all of her family, friends and anyone she had met that day. She would name them one by one and never forget anyone in her prayers. Bella was a precious little girl while on earth, but now she is a precious little angel in heaven with her uncle Louie Haury.

Survivors include her mommy Correna Haury and her daddy, Darly Sierra, Helena, AR
her brother, Alejundro (Alex) Haury age 7, of the home
her sister, Mya Haury, age 6, of the home
grandparents, Rosie and Herman Haury, Anadarko, OK
aunt, Arlene Armijo, Salt Lake City, UT
uncles, Aaron Huary and Eric Haury, Carnegie, OK
cousins, Arianna Lokeni and Noe Armijo, Armando and lil Louie, all of Salt Lake City
many more aunts, uncles and cousins

She was preceded in death by her great grandpa, John Haury, great grandma, Etheline (boots) Tslote, great uncle, John Jr., uncle, Louie Haury and family friend, Travis Torres.

Wake Service: 7:00p.m., Thursday, October 10, 2013
Funeral Service: 11:00a.m., Friday, October 11, 2013
both services will be held at Grace Christian Fellowship in Anadarko, OK
Burial will follow at Cedar Creek Cemetery
under the direction of Ray & Martha's Funeral Home, Carnegie