Edna Viola Elizabeth Yoke

Edna Viola Elizabeth Yoke 2/5/1960-10/3/2025

Daughter, sister, mother, grandmother.

Proceeded in death with her father Frank Whitefoot, her mother Elizabeth “Libby” Whitefoot, brothers Darold Johann and James Whitefoot, sister Arlette Whitefoot Foust, and grandson Jaime Rojas.

Survived by her Children Jacqueline Whitefoot, Stephenie Estrada, Michael Estrada, and Ashley Whitefoot-Erickson (Keith). Brothers Michael Johann (Patricia), Gregory Whitefoot, Frank Whitefoot (Janice), Anthony Whitefoot (Roanna) and Jona Whitefoot (Sandi); sisters Mary Olney and Corlene “Gigi” Whitefoot-Woodward. Numerous grandchildren: Heaven, Balente, Jonathan, Mya, Crimson, Kai, Christian, Messiah, Alyonna, Zariel, Alarik, Romeo, Elizabeth, Kristopher, Makinzie, Lauren, and Emmie, and numerous great grandchildren.

Edna was born in Toppenish, WA and raised in White Swan, WA. Edna bartended for over 30 years at multiple establishments around the Yakima Valley, serving was a career she enjoyed doing. Edna enjoyed playing pool for many years with her closest friends Sammy and Beverly, where they created many memories at Buena Bills tavern. Edna always made sure she had things to do, finding one way or another to dink around. But what Edna loved the most was spending time with and caring for her children and grandchildren, her greatest accomplishments. Edna, strong and brave, sacrificed much in life to provide for her family, enduring the most that life had to offer and never bowed down to any of her struggles.

Edna was fierce, a woman who loved deeply, and was as honest as they came. Honesty was her greatest gift.

Edna once said “God isn't finished with me yet. Until He is I'm not going anywhere. I have people to pray for. When I pray for the last person, then I can go home”. And home is where she is today.

We love you mama, till we meet again.