Syvanah Lynn Lopez

Syvanah Lynn Myers, age 29, was born on January 22, 1996, in Beaver, Oklahoma, where her life began with warmth, family, and love. She carried that same light with her throughout her life, touching hearts wherever she went.

She attended school in both Garden City, Kansas, and Temple, Texas, where she made lifelong friendships through her love of sports and music. Music was a huge part of Syvanah’s life—she loved every genre and found peace, energy, and connection in every song. Her passion for music never faded and was something she loved to share with others.

Syvanah faced many hardships throughout her life, but by the grace of God, she found her way back to joy, strength, and peace. She blossomed into one of the most beautiful souls—a woman full of light, love, and faith. Her heart was one of the biggest, and she brought joy and laughter to everyone she knew.

She was also fiercely determined and stubborn—if Syvanah had an idea or set her heart on something, nothing and no one could stop her. That strength, fire, and willpower helped shape the woman, mother, and wife she became.

Six years ago, Syvanah met the love of her life, Jeffrey Booth. Their connection was instant, and they quickly became inseparable—building a beautiful life and home in Oklahoma City where they raised their family. Syvanah adored Jeffrey deeply and was endlessly proud of him. Wherever she went, he was never far behind.

She was a devoted stay-at-home mom who poured love and care into every detail of family life. From meals to playtime to garden walks, she gave her children a life filled with presence and peace.

Syvanah’s love for the outdoors matched the energy of her spirit. She spent countless hours gardening and playing with her kids in the fresh air, sharing with them her deep appreciation for God’s creation.

She is survived by her loving husband, Jeffrey Booth, and her three children: Alezander Lopez, Zeighdyn Booth, and Gracelyn Booth. She also leaves behind her sister Reighlyn Arizmendi, her parents Jodi Vega and Josheph Vega, grandmother Barbara Myers, great-grandmother Betty Stickler, aunt Macy Myers, uncle Joshua Myers, and cousins Angelina Glitsch, Joshua Glitsch, Bart Myers, and Krister Myers.

She was preceded in death by her grandfather Neil Myers, great-grandfather Roy Stickler, and her angel baby.

Syvanah passed unexpectedly on July 29, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of unwavering love, resilience, and light. Her gentle spirit and fierce devotion to her family will forever be remembered.

A funeral service will be held in her honor on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, at 2:00 PM at Balko Community Faith Church.

Flowers may be sent directly to the church: Balko Community Faith Church (please have deliveries made before the service time).

Her light continues in her children, her family, and in the many lives she touched.