Asher Judkins Obituary, TULSA, Okla. — Seven-year-old Asher Judkins has died after he was stated missing from his home in Tulsa, bringing a heartbreaking conclude to an urgent search that had begun Thursday.
Agencies affirmed that Asher was determined deceased less than two blocks from his home. He had been reported missing from the area near 45th Street North and North Delaware Avenue, prompting law enforcement, emergency responders and members of the local area to search for him.
The discovery brought a devastating conclusion to efforts that had initially been focused on finding the young boy and safely reuniting him with his relatives. Instead, the search ended with authorities confirming Asher’s passing.
Andy Little with Tulsa Fire spoke about the outcome, saying, “This is certainly not the outcome that we wanted this evening.” He also expressed gratitude that authorities were able to bring closure to Asher’s relatives following the search.
The circumstances surrounding Asher’s death remain under inquiry. Law enforcement are working to determine what happened after the child was reported missing, with the probe expected to provide further answers to his loved ones and the neighborhood.
Asher was only seven years old, and his loss represents the loss of a young life with a number of years ahead. His relatives and loved ones are now left to grieve while remembering the childhood, memories and moments they shared with him.
The search also brought individuals of the Tulsa community together as first responders, law enforcement and residents worked with the shared hope that Asher would be found safe. His passing has instead left the neighborhood mourning the loss of a child.
As the inquiry continues, Asher’s loved ones deserves privacy and compassion while they navigate the loss of their seven-year-old loved one. May his memory be remembered for the child he was and the place he held in the lives of those who loved him. His life was far too short, and condolences go to his loved ones and loved ones during this heartbreaking time.
