Deborah May Brown
December 31, 1951 - November 9, 2021
Deborah (Debbie) May Brown passed away surrounded by her loved ones on November 9, 2021, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma at age 69. Debbie was born on December 31, 1951, to Walter White and Mary Secondine in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Debbie graduated from Dewey High School in 1970, and later married the love of her life, Robert Brown on September 7, 1976, and became a housewife. She enjoyed cooking, reading, camping, fishing, baseball, and watching the St. Louis Cardinals play.
Debbie was preceded in death by her father, Walter; her mother Mary; brother, Ralph White; sister, Sandy Jones; sister, Karen Roberts; husband, Robert Kenneth Brown; nephew, Ralph White; and niece Jeanie White.
She is survived by her daughter Tara Madden and husband Dave Madden of Bartlesville; granddaughter Alexis Madden of Bartlesville, great-granddaughter Kaia Sunday, grandson Daniel Madden of Bartlesville, granddaughter Haley Madden; great-grandchildren Jaden Gallegos, Grayson Gallegos and Selena, her daughter Cody Blackmon and Mark Blackmon of Wann, Oklahoma and three grandchildren, Cassie Mark of Dewey, Cord Mark of Shell Knob, Missouri, and Chase Mark of the home. Her son Robert Kenneth Brown and wife Barbara; grandchildren, Seth Olin, Madison and Jakeb of Kensington, Kansas, her daughter Emily Jane Brown and significant other Buck Haney; grandchildren Kayleigh and Wyatt Crowell of Bartlesville, brothers, Charles Walter White, and Ricky Ray White; and her sister Annetta Jane Christenson.
December 31, 1951 - November 9, 2021
Deborah (Debbie) May Brown passed away surrounded by her loved ones on November 9, 2021, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma at age 69. Debbie was born on December 31, 1951, to Walter White and Mary Secondine in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Debbie graduated from Dewey High School in 1970, and later married the love of her life, Robert Brown on September 7, 1976, and became a housewife. She enjoyed cooking, reading, camping, fishing, baseball, and watching the St. Louis Cardinals play.
Debbie was preceded in death by her father, Walter; her mother Mary; brother, Ralph White; sister, Sandy Jones; sister, Karen Roberts; husband, Robert Kenneth Brown; nephew, Ralph White; and niece Jeanie White.
She is survived by her daughter Tara Madden and husband Dave Madden of Bartlesville; granddaughter Alexis Madden of Bartlesville, great-granddaughter Kaia Sunday, grandson Daniel Madden of Bartlesville, granddaughter Haley Madden; great-grandchildren Jaden Gallegos, Grayson Gallegos and Selena, her daughter Cody Blackmon and Mark Blackmon of Wann, Oklahoma and three grandchildren, Cassie Mark of Dewey, Cord Mark of Shell Knob, Missouri, and Chase Mark of the home. Her son Robert Kenneth Brown and wife Barbara; grandchildren, Seth Olin, Madison and Jakeb of Kensington, Kansas, her daughter Emily Jane Brown and significant other Buck Haney; grandchildren Kayleigh and Wyatt Crowell of Bartlesville, brothers, Charles Walter White, and Ricky Ray White; and her sister Annetta Jane Christenson.
Deborah May Brown
December 31, 1951 - November 9, 2021
Deborah (Debbie) May Brown passed away surrounded by her loved ones on November 9, 2021, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma at age 69. Debbie was born on December 31, 1951, to Walter White and Mary Secondine in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Debbie graduated from Dewey High School in 1970, and later married the love of her life, Robert Brown on September 7, 1976, and became a housewife. She enjoyed cooking, reading, camping, fishing, baseball, and watching the St. Louis Cardinals play.
Debbie was preceded in death by her father, Walter; her mother Mary; brother, Ralph White; sister, Sandy Jones; sister, Karen Roberts; husband, Robert Kenneth Brown; nephew, Ralph White; and niece Jeanie White.
She is survived by her daughter Tara Madden and husband Dave Madden of Bartlesville; granddaughter Alexis Madden of Bartlesville, great-granddaughter Kaia Sunday, grandson Daniel Madden of Bartlesville, granddaughter Haley Madden; great-grandchildren Jaden Gallegos, Grayson Gallegos and Selena, her daughter Cody Blackmon and Mark Blackmon of Wann, Oklahoma and three grandchildren, Cassie Mark of Dewey, Cord Mark of Shell Knob, Missouri, and Chase Mark of the home. Her son Robert Kenneth Brown and wife Barbara; grandchildren, Seth Olin, Madison and Jakeb of Kensington, Kansas, her daughter Emily Jane Brown and significant other Buck Haney; grandchildren Kayleigh and Wyatt Crowell of Bartlesville, brothers, Charles Walter White, and Ricky Ray White; and her sister Annetta Jane Christenson.
December 31, 1951 - November 9, 2021
Deborah (Debbie) May Brown passed away surrounded by her loved ones on November 9, 2021, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma at age 69. Debbie was born on December 31, 1951, to Walter White and Mary Secondine in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Debbie graduated from Dewey High School in 1970, and later married the love of her life, Robert Brown on September 7, 1976, and became a housewife. She enjoyed cooking, reading, camping, fishing, baseball, and watching the St. Louis Cardinals play.
Debbie was preceded in death by her father, Walter; her mother Mary; brother, Ralph White; sister, Sandy Jones; sister, Karen Roberts; husband, Robert Kenneth Brown; nephew, Ralph White; and niece Jeanie White.
She is survived by her daughter Tara Madden and husband Dave Madden of Bartlesville; granddaughter Alexis Madden of Bartlesville, great-granddaughter Kaia Sunday, grandson Daniel Madden of Bartlesville, granddaughter Haley Madden; great-grandchildren Jaden Gallegos, Grayson Gallegos and Selena, her daughter Cody Blackmon and Mark Blackmon of Wann, Oklahoma and three grandchildren, Cassie Mark of Dewey, Cord Mark of Shell Knob, Missouri, and Chase Mark of the home. Her son Robert Kenneth Brown and wife Barbara; grandchildren, Seth Olin, Madison and Jakeb of Kensington, Kansas, her daughter Emily Jane Brown and significant other Buck Haney; grandchildren Kayleigh and Wyatt Crowell of Bartlesville, brothers, Charles Walter White, and Ricky Ray White; and her sister Annetta Jane Christenson.
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