Kandi Laschelle Stall

Kandi Laschelle Stall, age 59, of Claremore, Oklahoma, passed away on July 9, 2025, due to health complications.
Kandi was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and spent most of her life in Claremore. She was the beloved daughter of Linda Stall Hobbs and the late Launey Leroy Stall. She was the cherished sister of Keith Edward Stall, Kevin Leroy Stall, and Kara Gale Stall, all of Claremore, Oklahoma.
She was preceded in death by her father, Launey Leroy Stall; both sets of grandparents-Floyd and Nadine Ross of Checotah, Oklahoma, and Carl and Wilma Stall of Catoosa, Oklahoma; five uncles, three aunts, and many other beloved family members, including cousins.
Kandi is survived by her loving mother, Linda Stall Hobbs; her brothers, Keith Edward Stall and Kevin Leroy Stall; and her sister, Kara Gale Stall, all of Claremore. She is also survived by her dear aunt Shirley Lechtenberg of Claremore, Oklahoma, and Grace Marie Gaxiola of Holdenville, Oklahoma; as well as many cousins and second cousins, all of whom she dearly loved.
A graduate of Owasso High School and Rogers State University, Kandi pursued her passions with curiosity and creativity. She studied graphic design in college and even earned a private investigator's license just for fun-a reflection of her playful and inquisitive spirit.
Kandi was a dedicated employee at Walmart for over 25 years, where she made a lasting impact. She helped compose training manuals and received numerous awards for her commitment, excellence, and leadership. Her coworkers respected and loved her, and many became lifelong friends.
She was a longtime member of Saint Andrews Methodist Church, where she found community and comfort in her faith.
Kandi loved music, game nights, and spending time with friends. Though she never had children of her own, she shared a deep, motherly bond with her nieces, Dayvee Allison and Baylee Rain, whom she loved as if they were her own daughters.
She will be remembered for her wit, warmth, and unwavering loyalty. Her presence lit up every room, and her memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.