Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  BRANDOLYN RYAN "BRANDI" BRANCH

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BRANDOLYN RYAN "BRANDI" BRANCH

OCNS - October 11, 2000 - Brandi Branch, 20, passed away October 8, in The 
Hillcrest Medical Center, Tulsa of injuries received in an automobile 
accident.

She was born March 1, 1980 in Claremore, Oklahoma, the daughter of Randal 
Kevin and Tammy (Oberly) Branch and graduated from Charles Page High 
School in Sand Springs, where she was captain of her high school dance 
team. She attended Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 
for one year where she was captain of the NSU majestics Team. She was a 
member of the Osage Indian Tribe.

Survivors are her mother, Tammy Branch of the home in Sand Springs; her 
father, Randal Kevin Branch of Sand Springs; a sister, Holly Ann Branch of 
the home; her maternal grandmother, Bobbye Jean Oberly of Ponca City, 
Oklahoma; her paternal grandmother, LaWanda June Geess of Bixby, Oklahoma; 
her paternal grandfather, Oscar Robert Branch of Texas; an aunt, Sarah 
Oberly of Ponca City; an uncle, John Oberly of Pawhuska, Oklahoma; an aunt 
and uncle, Becky and Douglas Branch of Pawhuska, a cousin, Jennifer Oberly 
Warmington of Kansas City, Missouri and a host of other relatives and 
friends.

Services were held October 11, in The Wakon Iron Community Building, with 
burial in the Pawhuska City Cemetery under the direction of Johnson 
Funeral Directors.