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In Memory of
Alan Ray
Brannon
Brannon
1960 - 2014
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Life Story for Alan Ray Brannon
Alan Ray Brannon was born September 28, 1960 to Don and Judy Brannon in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He departed to be with our Lord on March 3, 2014 at the age of 53.
Alan joined the U.S. Army on February 2, 1983. He was honorably discharged on May 16, 1995. After his military service he worked at OSU Medical Center as a Licensed Practical Nurse until he became disabled due to ALS.
Alan was a loving, kind, compassionate and loyal husband father, brother, grandfather, uncle and friend. He enjoyed reading, bible study, laughing, watching the OU Sooners and Dallas Cowboys play football and he LOVED eating pizza. He liked playing computer games, being with his family and living for the Lord.
He is survived by his wife Starrina of Sapulpa; daughters Tamara of Sapulpa; Savanaha of Sapulpa; Christy of Tulsa; son DeWayne of the Oklahoma City area; sister Tamara and her husband Kyle of Tulsa; brother Wayne and his wife Joan of Tulsa; eight grandchildren; nephew George and many friends.
Alan joined the U.S. Army on February 2, 1983. He was honorably discharged on May 16, 1995. After his military service he worked at OSU Medical Center as a Licensed Practical Nurse until he became disabled due to ALS.
Alan was a loving, kind, compassionate and loyal husband father, brother, grandfather, uncle and friend. He enjoyed reading, bible study, laughing, watching the OU Sooners and Dallas Cowboys play football and he LOVED eating pizza. He liked playing computer games, being with his family and living for the Lord.
He is survived by his wife Starrina of Sapulpa; daughters Tamara of Sapulpa; Savanaha of Sapulpa; Christy of Tulsa; son DeWayne of the Oklahoma City area; sister Tamara and her husband Kyle of Tulsa; brother Wayne and his wife Joan of Tulsa; eight grandchildren; nephew George and many friends.
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