Carol Jean Brown
April 3, 1945 ~ January 19, 2021 (age 75) 75 Years Old
Tribute
Carol Jean Campbell-Brown was born April 3, 1945 in Topeka, KS. She passed peacefully, surrounded by her husband and children, early morning on Tuesday, January 19, 2021 in OKC, OK. Carol was preceded in death by her parents, Kenneth Campbell and RubyAnn Stocker and her sister Joyce Brousil. She is survived by her husband, Jim Brown, Sister Sharlene Leonard of Tuttle, OK, children Damon and his wife Christie of Yukon, OK, and Kim and her partner, Michael of Yukon, OK, and her Step-children Tamara Webb and husband Darren of Edmond, OK, and Jeff Brown and wife Desiree of Edmond, OK. At the time of her death, Carol had 12 Grandchildren, Mica Blackwell of Navasotta, TX, Zachary Richmond of Yukon, OK, Christopher Ramsey, of Oklahoma City, OK, Kyla Richmond of Norman, OK, Caroline Richmond of OKC, OK, Hope Richmond of Shamrock, TX, Jacob Santos of Dallas, TX, Kenneth Richmond of Yukon, OK, Lauren McPherson of Edmond, OK, Chase McPherson of Edmond, OK, Jacob Dare of Tuttle, OK and Xander McElhaney of Yukon, OK. She had 4 Great-children, Trigger Blackwell, Aubrey Richmond of Yukon OK, Austin Blackwell and S.J. Blackwell. She had 1 more Great-Grandson on the way, Andrew Lopez, due February, 2021 in Shamrock , TX.
In 1965, she married Tom Richmond, with whom she had 2 children, Damon and Kim. After an amicable separation and divorce, she met and married the love of her life, James (Jim) Brown on November 27, 1987. Carol and Jim loved to Travel. Some of their favorite trips were to Alaska, Hawaii and Cozumel. They had a love and appreciation for classic cars and were once members of CC Riders out of Oklahoma City.
Carol and Jim loved the lake and cherished many years living by Lake Texoma, where they developed many friendships and great memories. They also enjoyed time in residence in Dallas, TX, New Orleans, LA, Sherman, TX, and most recently in Oklahoma City, OK. Carol loved to entertain, and often invited friends and family over to enjoy their home and pool with a glass of wine, corn-hole and a plethora of laughter.
Carol, worked approximately 8 years at the Madill Record, writing a Gossip Column and ended her work-career at Southwestern Bell/AT&T as a Drafting Clerk. She retired in April, 2000. She also volunteered her time as the SBC OK Chapter Webmaster, in addition to being a room mom for her kids, when they were in elementary school, and a denmother for the cub scouts.
Carol loved cats and had an exceptionally special bond with their recently departed family member/cat – Kalli. Carol missed Kalli and is likely delighting in her reunion with her most beloved feline in heaven.
Carol was passionate about life and loved her husband, family and friends with every ounce of her heart. She took pride in her home, her family and her Catholic faith. She is described as being the “best gift giver” and “caring – sometimes caring too much”. She “never met a stranger” and “would talk to anybody”. “The world has dimmed a little without her light to continue shining down upon us all, but the memories we have of her will continue to illuminate and warm our hearts from this point forward. She was loved and cherished, and now we will love, cherish and share memories of her with future generations.” Carol Brown had an unforgettable personality, and accordingly, she will never be forgotten.
Memorial services for Carol will be held at 2:00pm, Saturday, January 23, 2021 at Resthaven Funeral Home – 500 SW 104th St, OKC, OK 73139.
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In 1965, she married Tom Richmond, with whom she had 2 children, Damon and Kim. After an amicable separation and divorce, she met and married the love of her life, James (Jim) Brown on November 27, 1987. Carol and Jim loved to Travel. Some of their favorite trips were to Alaska, Hawaii and Cozumel. They had a love and appreciation for classic cars and were once members of CC Riders out of Oklahoma City.
Carol and Jim loved the lake and cherished many years living by Lake Texoma, where they developed many friendships and great memories. They also enjoyed time in residence in Dallas, TX, New Orleans, LA, Sherman, TX, and most recently in Oklahoma City, OK. Carol loved to entertain, and often invited friends and family over to enjoy their home and pool with a glass of wine, corn-hole and a plethora of laughter.
Carol, worked approximately 8 years at the Madill Record, writing a Gossip Column and ended her work-career at Southwestern Bell/AT&T as a Drafting Clerk. She retired in April, 2000. She also volunteered her time as the SBC OK Chapter Webmaster, in addition to being a room mom for her kids, when they were in elementary school, and a denmother for the cub scouts.
Carol loved cats and had an exceptionally special bond with their recently departed family member/cat – Kalli. Carol missed Kalli and is likely delighting in her reunion with her most beloved feline in heaven.
Carol was passionate about life and loved her husband, family and friends with every ounce of her heart. She took pride in her home, her family and her Catholic faith. She is described as being the “best gift giver” and “caring – sometimes caring too much”. She “never met a stranger” and “would talk to anybody”. “The world has dimmed a little without her light to continue shining down upon us all, but the memories we have of her will continue to illuminate and warm our hearts from this point forward. She was loved and cherished, and now we will love, cherish and share memories of her with future generations.” Carol Brown had an unforgettable personality, and accordingly, she will never be forgotten.
Memorial services for Carol will be held at 2:00pm, Saturday, January 23, 2021 at Resthaven Funeral Home – 500 SW 104th St, OKC, OK 73139.
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