Kelly Quinn (Morrison) Eskridge

Kelly was born on November 11, 1980, grew up in Worthington, graduated from Thomas Worthington High School in 1999, and graduated from Indiana University in 2003 with a degree in Business. She was an active member in Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Currently she was employed by Nationwide in the Marketing Department as a creative writer. Kelly was a valued member of the Creative team and touched the lives of so many with her kindness.

Kelly is survived by her loving parents; Shelley (Lon) Smith, Tom (Denise) Morrison; her two cherished and beloved little boys, Conor (3) and Nolan (7); her ex-husband Aaron Eskridge; Aunts and Uncles; Howard and Chris Rehklau, Malcolm and Connie Goodman, Rev. Barrie and Judy Smith, and Fred Morrison; step-sister Michelle (Jim) Chenery, best friends Elizabeth (Zach) Ross and Brandi (Stephen) Richardson, plus many many friends, co-workers, and relatives.

Kelly had a special gift for motherhood. Her little boys were the most important part of her life. Every day they brought overwhelming joy and happiness to her life. She was loving, kind, selfless, and loyal. She loved doing things for other people, and found much joy in bringing others joy. She took every opportunity to show the people in her life how much they meant to her.

Her sudden death has created a huge void for everyone who knew and loved her. She left us way too soon and will be deeply missed by her family and all who knew her. Kelly was an organ donor and we hope her gifts can bring others a better life. We pray that the Lord comfort us all and has received her into Heaven with open arms.

Services for Kelly, will be held on Monday, May 3, 2021 at 11:00am

at Worthington Presbyterian Church 773 High St. Worthington, OH. 43085

In lieu of flowers we ask that you make a contribution to your favorite charity in Kelly's name. Condolences may be offered through Worthington Schoedinger's Funeral Home.

Due to COVID-19 there is a 100-person capacity restriction at the church. Face masks will be required upon entry and social distancing is strongly advised. A private interment for family will follow at the Worthington Presbyterian Church Columbarium. For those not in attendance a recording of the service will be done through Worthington Presbyterian Church and afterwards will be available to access through Schoedinger’s or the church’s website.