Chasity Diane Ausby, a cherished paraprofessional with the Oklahoma City Public Schools, passed away on July 20, 2024, at the age of 42.
Her unexpected death has left a deep void in the lives of her family, colleagues, and the many students she touched throughout her career.
Born on September 8, 1981, in Oklahoma City, Chasity dedicated her life to supporting and enriching the educational experiences of students with diverse needs.
She began her career as a paraprofessional with a passion for education and a commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for all students.
Her ability to connect with children and her unwavering dedication to their success made her a beloved figure in the Oklahoma City school community.
Chasity’s contributions went beyond her professional role. Her colleagues remember her as a compassionate, enthusiastic, and reliable team member who always went the extra mile to ensure that each student felt valued and supported.
Her positive impact on the classroom was matched by her involvement in school events and community activities, where her warm and caring nature shone brightly.
Chasity is survived by her parents, Angela and Michael Ausby, and her siblings, Jessica and Matthew Ausby.
Her family, friends, and the school community are mourning the loss of a remarkable individual whose presence brought joy, inspiration, and support to those around her.
A memorial service will be held to celebrate Chasity’s life and legacy, providing an opportunity for the community to honor her contributions and offer support to her grieving family.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to a scholarship fund established in Chasity’s name to support students in need and honor her dedication to education.
Chasity Diane Ausby’s passing is a profound loss to the Oklahoma City community. Her legacy of kindness, commitment, and educational excellence will continue to inspire and uplift those who had the privilege of knowing and working with her.
Her memory will be cherished by all who were touched by her dedication and compassion.