Chloe Nicole Trotter a beloved daughter, sister, mother, and friend, passed away on June 21, 2024, at the age of 34. She was born on July 13, 1989, in Shawnee, Oklahoma, and was most recently a resident of Edmond, Oklahoma.

Chloe had a zest for life and found joy in simple pleasures. She loved camping and hiking in the mountains, where she felt most at peace and connected with nature. Cupcakes brought her immense happiness, and she enjoyed indulging in them whenever she could. However, her greatest love was her daughter, Lillian. Chloe cherished every moment with her and embraced the role of being Lillian's mother with unwavering devotion.

The rocky mountains in Colorado held a special place in Chloe's heart. She spent alot of time vacationing there with her daughter. She found solace and tranquility among their majestic beauty. Chloe also had aspirations of becoming a ballerina, always yearning for grace and elegance.

Professionally, Chloe was an accomplished accountant. She took pride in her work and brought her meticulous attention to detail to every task. Chloe's dedication and hard work led to numerous career achievements throughout her life.

Chloe is survived by her beloved daughter, Lillian Stone, who was the center of her world. She is also survived by her mother, Tammy Morris, and her siblings Jonathan "Scott" Steelman and Jessica Saylor. Grandmother Becky Morris and many Aunts, Uncles, cousins and cherished friends. Chloe was predeceased by her father, Timothy Brookshire, Jr., and her brother Jeffery "Mikey" Brookshire.

Chloe will be remembered for her infectious happiness that filled every room she entered. Despite battling personal demons, she always managed to spread joy and love to those around her. She now rests in eternal peace, forever free from the struggles that plagued her in life.

Chloe was a devout believer in her savior, Jesus Christ, and her faith provided her with strength and comfort. She leaves behind cherished memories and a lasting legacy of love and resilience. Chloe's presence will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.