Natasha Suelynn Mitchell

Natasha Suelynn (Hartman) Mitchell, passed away peacefully on May 13, 2026, in Cleveland, Oklahoma. Born on May 6, 1979, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Natasha lived a life marked by her warmth, dedication, and genuine spirit. She was 47 years old.

Natasha grew up and received her education in Skiatook, Oklahoma, where she developed a love for learning and a strong connection to her community. Throughout her career, she dedicated herself to serving others with a smile, working as a customer service representative at Cricket Cellular Company in West Tulsa. Her colleagues and customers alike appreciated her kindness and patience.

Beyond her professional life, Natasha found joy in the simple pleasures of her hobbies. She cherished working puzzles, finding peace in the challenge and focus they brought. Music was a source of comfort and happiness for her, especially the songs of her favorite country artists, Carrie Underwood and Shania Twain, with whom she would sing along passionately whenever the moment allowed.

Natasha was a beloved daughter, sister, aunt, and friend. She is survived by her mother, Flora Collins; her sister, Tara Moran, along with Tara’s husband Mark; and her nephews, Lane Newton, J.T. Cooke, and Gage Cooke. Their presence was a source of great pride and joy in her life.

She was preceded in death by her father, Thomas Vincent Hartman Sr.; her step-father, Donald "Dogg" Collins; her grandparents Bob and Barbara Tullis, Carmella Cospito, and Harold Hartman; as well as her brother, Tommy Hartman Jr. These cherished family members remain in the hearts of those who knew her and shaped the foundation upon which she built her own life.

Natasha Suelynn Mitchell will be remembered not only for her gentle nature and her generous heart but also for the light she brought into the lives of everyone she encountered. Her memory will live on in the songs that echoed through her home, the puzzles that sat unfinished, and the love she shared so freely. In times of quiet reflection or lively celebration, Natasha’s spirit will continue to inspire those who were fortunate to know her.