She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, friend, and neighbor, giving selflessly to all those who were blessed to know her. She enjoyed a twenty-seven and a half year long career as a postal carrier, bringing joy, along with the mail each day, to those on her mail route, but most of all she was passionate about her family and her garden. Her ability to love and nurture was exemplified in her garden with what she was able to get to grow and bloom, making it look easy.
She is survived by her husband, Roger Brinkley, her sons, Craig and Curt Brinkley, her daughter, Karen Brinkley (Jordan), her sisters, Peggy Day (Beaverton, Oregon), Judi Farmer Pannell (Milton, Florida), and three grandchildren, her granddaughter, Anikka Jordan, and her grandsons, Orion Jordan, and Bailey Jordan all of whom were her pride and joy.
She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, friend, and neighbor, giving selflessly to all those who were blessed to know her. She enjoyed a twenty-seven and a half year long career as a postal carrier, bringing joy, along with the mail each day, to those on her mail route, but most of all she was passionate about her family and her garden. Her ability to love and nurture was exemplified in her garden with what she was able to get to grow and bloom, making it look easy.
She is survived by her husband, Roger Brinkley, her sons, Craig and Curt Brinkley, her daughter, Karen Brinkley (Jordan), her sisters, Peggy Day (Beaverton, Oregon), Judi Farmer Pannell (Milton, Florida), and three grandchildren, her granddaughter, Anikka Jordan, and her grandsons, Orion Jordan, and Bailey Jordan all of whom were her pride and joy.
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