Skylar Mitchell Wiles

Skylar Mitchell Wiles, a vibrant soul of just 29 years, departed this earthly realm on October 14, 2024, in Healdton, Oklahoma. Born on December 1, 1994, in Wausau, Wisconsin, he was the cherished son of Charles Edward Wiles and Jennifer Lynn (Carroll) Sayerwinnie. His journey now rests under the thoughtful care of Alexander Gray Funeral Home in Healdton.

Primarily raised in Oklahoma City, Skylar completed his education at Deliverance Academy, stepping into adulthood with dreams that whispered of possibility. His pursuit of knowledge led him to Stratford, where he studied mechanics—a field that reflected his innate curiosity and love for building. An artist at heart, Skylar had a unique gift for crafting and fixing things with an intuitive touch, all without the need for instructions. Alongside his talent for mechanics, he expressed his emotions and creativity through poetry, a passion he nurtured throughout his life.

As he sought to turn the page to a new chapter in Healdton, Skylar brought with him the spirit of resilience and hope, ready to embrace fresh beginnings. He leaves behind a tapestry of love woven with the memories of those who cherished him deeply.

Skylar’s life was illuminated by the warmth of family, and though he was preceded in death by his beloved grandparents, Charles and Dorothy Wiles, he is lovingly remembered by his mother, Jennifer Lynn Sayerwinnie and her husband, Ray, of Oklahoma City; his father, Charles Edward Wiles and wife Debbie of Healdton; and his siblings, Krystal Bemowski and husband Dustin of Wisconsin, Jayde Rowe and husband Sergio, Chazz Wiles, and Kyle Wiles and wife Rebkah, all of Oklahoma City. He is also survived by his stepsister, Amber Clowser of Indiana, grandparents, Sandra Carroll of Oklahoma City and Robert Carroll of Wisconsin; along with countless family members and friends who will forever carry his spirit in their hearts.

Skylar's legacy is one of artistry, creativity, and love—a reminder that even the briefest of lives can leave an indelible impact on the world around us. He will be profoundly missed but never forgotten.