Kelli Lynn Osburn

Kelli Lynn (Miller) Osburn (56), was born June 30, 1969 in El Paso Texas and passed away on November 5, 2025 in Enid, Oklahoma
Kelli Lynn Osburn devoted her life to compassion, understanding, and the quiet strength that comes from truly listening to others. From her early work with YFS, where she began her journey of helping others, to her role in helping build Making a Difference, Kelli dedicated her entire career to uplifting those in need. Through her counseling work, she touched countless lives-offering guidance, comfort, and hope to anyone who crossed her path.
For Kelli, helping people was never just a career; it was her calling, her purpose, and the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. She believed deeply in the power of empathy - that healing begins when someone feels seen and heard. Every person she met left with a little more light because of her kindness and unwavering belief in their worth.
Yet, of all the lives she nurtured, none meant more to her than her own family. Her children and grandchildren were her heart - her greatest joy and her proudest accomplishment. She celebrated every milestone, offered comfort in every hardship, and found her deepest happiness in the laughter, chaos, and love that filled her home.
Her legacy lives on in the people she helped find peace and direction, in the organization she helped build, and in the family she loved beyond measure. Through them, and through the compassion she shared so freely, Kelli's spirit will continue to guide and inspire those who were blessed to know her.
A celebration of life will be held on November 11th, at World Harvest Church in Enid Oklahoma at 10:00am. The family is requesting that attendees wear something of purple, which was Kelli's favorite color.
Kelli is survived by Dale Miller (father), Mike Miller (brother), Toni Miller (sister); Children: Cory Osburn, Nick Osburn, Dakota Osburn, Rebecca Carr; Grandchildren: Ezekiel, Zayden, Kylie, Athena, Alejandro, Castiel, Jacey, Nova, Lexus, Nevaeh, Aspen.
Kelli was preceded in death by Sharon Miller (mother), and Ezekiel Osburn (grandson).
A celebration of life will be held on November 11th, at World Harvest Church in Enid Oklahoma at 10:00am. The family is requesting that attendees wear something of purple, which was Kelli's favorite color. Cremation arrangements are by Anderson-Burris Funeral Home and Crematory.