Funeral Mass
St. Philip Neri Catholic Church
1107 Felix Pl
Midwest City, OK 73110
Source: Barnes Friederich Funeral Home
At the age of 64, Roxanne went to be with her Lord, Jesus. She was a fiery red head who fought tirelessly her entire life all the way to the end. She was brave and strong.
Roxanne grew up in Paden, Oklahoma with her grandparents whom she adored. In 1973 she graduated as a Midwest City Bomber. She was very popular, a homecoming princess, and was known as "Miss Flame" by many of her peers.
At the age of 16, Roxanne met Gary Clark. In 1978 they became husband and wife. Six years later, they decided to have their marriage blessed at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. They've lived their marriage and life together for 48 years. With their children, family, and friends, they lived an adventurous and unbelievable life.
Roxanne was extremely intelligent. She was proud of her work and retired from Tinker Air Force Base where she was a computer specialist.
In her life she was called daughter, sister, cousin, niece, aunt Roxanne, wife, mother to one son, Chris and one daughter, (her best friend) Jesika, gama to her only grandchild and light of her life (sugar bear), dance mom and friend. She has been loved by many.
She was preceded in death by her mother, father, son and grandparents. She leaves behind her husband, Gary, her daughter, Jesika, son-in-law, Trapper, brother, Garry Hardin and her grandson, Deni.
Roxanne was a cool lady who loved music and OU football with the Clark Gang. She loved Jesus and had a special relationship with His and her mother, Mary. Roxanne will always be remembered for her million-dollar smile that would light up a room. She will never be forgotten.
Funeral Mass at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, 1107 Felix Place, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Final resting place Kolb Cemetery, Spencer, Oklahoma.
Services under the direction of Barnes & Friederich Funeral Home, Midwest City, Oklahoma.
Contributor: Luke 2128 (46831173)
St. Philip Neri Catholic Church
1107 Felix Pl
Midwest City, OK 73110
Source: Barnes Friederich Funeral Home
At the age of 64, Roxanne went to be with her Lord, Jesus. She was a fiery red head who fought tirelessly her entire life all the way to the end. She was brave and strong.
Roxanne grew up in Paden, Oklahoma with her grandparents whom she adored. In 1973 she graduated as a Midwest City Bomber. She was very popular, a homecoming princess, and was known as "Miss Flame" by many of her peers.
At the age of 16, Roxanne met Gary Clark. In 1978 they became husband and wife. Six years later, they decided to have their marriage blessed at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. They've lived their marriage and life together for 48 years. With their children, family, and friends, they lived an adventurous and unbelievable life.
Roxanne was extremely intelligent. She was proud of her work and retired from Tinker Air Force Base where she was a computer specialist.
In her life she was called daughter, sister, cousin, niece, aunt Roxanne, wife, mother to one son, Chris and one daughter, (her best friend) Jesika, gama to her only grandchild and light of her life (sugar bear), dance mom and friend. She has been loved by many.
She was preceded in death by her mother, father, son and grandparents. She leaves behind her husband, Gary, her daughter, Jesika, son-in-law, Trapper, brother, Garry Hardin and her grandson, Deni.
Roxanne was a cool lady who loved music and OU football with the Clark Gang. She loved Jesus and had a special relationship with His and her mother, Mary. Roxanne will always be remembered for her million-dollar smile that would light up a room. She will never be forgotten.
Funeral Mass at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, 1107 Felix Place, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Final resting place Kolb Cemetery, Spencer, Oklahoma.
Services under the direction of Barnes & Friederich Funeral Home, Midwest City, Oklahoma.
Contributor: Luke 2128 (46831173)
Funeral Mass
St. Philip Neri Catholic Church
1107 Felix Pl
Midwest City, OK 73110
Source: Barnes Friederich Funeral Home
At the age of 64, Roxanne went to be with her Lord, Jesus. She was a fiery red head who fought tirelessly her entire life all the way to the end. She was brave and strong.
Roxanne grew up in Paden, Oklahoma with her grandparents whom she adored. In 1973 she graduated as a Midwest City Bomber. She was very popular, a homecoming princess, and was known as "Miss Flame" by many of her peers.
At the age of 16, Roxanne met Gary Clark. In 1978 they became husband and wife. Six years later, they decided to have their marriage blessed at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. They've lived their marriage and life together for 48 years. With their children, family, and friends, they lived an adventurous and unbelievable life.
Roxanne was extremely intelligent. She was proud of her work and retired from Tinker Air Force Base where she was a computer specialist.
In her life she was called daughter, sister, cousin, niece, aunt Roxanne, wife, mother to one son, Chris and one daughter, (her best friend) Jesika, gama to her only grandchild and light of her life (sugar bear), dance mom and friend. She has been loved by many.
She was preceded in death by her mother, father, son and grandparents. She leaves behind her husband, Gary, her daughter, Jesika, son-in-law, Trapper, brother, Garry Hardin and her grandson, Deni.
Roxanne was a cool lady who loved music and OU football with the Clark Gang. She loved Jesus and had a special relationship with His and her mother, Mary. Roxanne will always be remembered for her million-dollar smile that would light up a room. She will never be forgotten.
Funeral Mass at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, 1107 Felix Place, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Final resting place Kolb Cemetery, Spencer, Oklahoma.
Services under the direction of Barnes & Friederich Funeral Home, Midwest City, Oklahoma.
Contributor: Luke 2128 (46831173)
St. Philip Neri Catholic Church
1107 Felix Pl
Midwest City, OK 73110
Source: Barnes Friederich Funeral Home
At the age of 64, Roxanne went to be with her Lord, Jesus. She was a fiery red head who fought tirelessly her entire life all the way to the end. She was brave and strong.
Roxanne grew up in Paden, Oklahoma with her grandparents whom she adored. In 1973 she graduated as a Midwest City Bomber. She was very popular, a homecoming princess, and was known as "Miss Flame" by many of her peers.
At the age of 16, Roxanne met Gary Clark. In 1978 they became husband and wife. Six years later, they decided to have their marriage blessed at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. They've lived their marriage and life together for 48 years. With their children, family, and friends, they lived an adventurous and unbelievable life.
Roxanne was extremely intelligent. She was proud of her work and retired from Tinker Air Force Base where she was a computer specialist.
In her life she was called daughter, sister, cousin, niece, aunt Roxanne, wife, mother to one son, Chris and one daughter, (her best friend) Jesika, gama to her only grandchild and light of her life (sugar bear), dance mom and friend. She has been loved by many.
She was preceded in death by her mother, father, son and grandparents. She leaves behind her husband, Gary, her daughter, Jesika, son-in-law, Trapper, brother, Garry Hardin and her grandson, Deni.
Roxanne was a cool lady who loved music and OU football with the Clark Gang. She loved Jesus and had a special relationship with His and her mother, Mary. Roxanne will always be remembered for her million-dollar smile that would light up a room. She will never be forgotten.
Funeral Mass at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, 1107 Felix Place, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Final resting place Kolb Cemetery, Spencer, Oklahoma.
Services under the direction of Barnes & Friederich Funeral Home, Midwest City, Oklahoma.
Contributor: Luke 2128 (46831173)
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